E! Online - Say what you will about Lindsay Lohan, but she's gone farther on skimpy talent than anybody since Arnold Schwarzenegger. Maybe she's got a future in politics (but then again, considering her recent anti-Palin rant, maybe not).

AP - LOS ANGELES (AP) — The 60th Primetime Emmy Awards happen Sunday night, but the Hollywood action is already in full swing. Some run-up highlights:

E! Online - Dylan's done gone. Luke Perry has confirmed that he will not be appearing on the CW's 90210, despite the reveal in Tuesday's episode that Dylan McKay is the father of Kelly Taylor's (Jennie Garth) son Sammy.

E! Online - The actors looking to move forward are one step closer to taking the bull by the horns.

AP - With the 60th Primetime Emmy Awards just days away, Hollywood is swimming with stars. They're beckoned by gift suites and parties around town, while round-the-clock preparations are under way at the Nokia Theatre, where the awards will be presented Sunday.

AP - Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows:

AP - Seal, Warren Beatty, Annette Bening and other celebrities gathered to toast movie producer Arnon Milchan during a Hollywood event at Paramount Studios that celebrated the 60th anniversary of Israel.

AP - When we last saw "Heroes," those ordinary humans with extraordinary powers were tussling with an atypical foe: a writers strike that cut the NBC drama's second season short.

Reuters - I've watched "Worst Week" three times, and I've laughed through each viewing. That makes me nervous. Can any show that cleverly plotted, written, directed and performed -- and especially one adapted from the Brits -- sustain that high a level of humor week after week?

Reuters - Finally, a cop show for skeptics.

AP - Thanks to Oprah Winfrey, one of the summer's hottest reads is sure to sizzle in the fall.

AP - The fall TV season officially starts Monday, and NBC will pop the cork with its returning "Heroes" (a two-hour opener airs Monday at 9 p.m. EDT). CBS is ringing in the new year with "The Mentalist" (premiering 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday) and "Gary Unmarried" (8:30 p.m. EDT Wednesday). NBC hits the road with its new-model 'Knight Rider' (8 p.m. EDT Wednesday).

AP - The NBC reporter who became known as the Scud Stud during the first Gulf War has settled a lawsuit against the makers of "Charlie Wilson's War" over footage used in the Tom Hanks-Julia Roberts movie.