E! Online - She's feeling good now, but Samantha Who? star Christina Applegate reveals on today's Ellen DeGeneres Show that "for about five weeks" after her breast cancer surgery, she kept relatively mum at work.

E! Online - Three things you need to know right away about the CW's just-revealed new makeover show with Top Model's Jay Manuel and J. Alexander:

Reuters - YouTube, the largest video-sharing Website, has started to run full-length TV shows from CBS Corp's archive, in its latest step to boost advertising revenue by adding professional programing.

Reuters - The Barack Obama presidential campaign will pay NBC and CBS almost $1 million each for the campaign's half-hour ad buy in primetime on October 29, according to documents made available by the respective networks.

AP - Eileen Herlie, a stage and TV actress who appeared on "All My Children" for more than three decades as the motherly Myrtle Fargate, has died at 90.

AP - A Miami judge has agreed to modify bail conditions on tax charges so Helio Castroneves can race later this month in Australia.

AP - Cloris Leachman has been chosen as grand marshal for next year's Rose Parade.

AP - He's the kid who taught a world of youngsters how to spell "aardvark" — and that's not all.

AP - The Federal Communications Commission has sided with the National Football League in a long-running programming dispute with Comcast Corp., ruling that Comcast should carry the league's NFL Network on its popular digital cable package.

AP - In this fall's TV season, a secret agent speeds around in a Chevrolet Camaro, a man tries to save the world with the help of a Dodge Ram pickup, and a famous talking car returns to the streets in the form of a Ford Mustang.

AP - Late-night TV show hosts found humor in the presidential debate. A sampling from Friday night:

E! Online - The drama on Bravo's new The Real Housewives of Atlanta series began long before the cameras ever started rolling.

E! Online - No Sarah Palin, no problem.

E! Online - Grey's Anatomy returned tonight with another strong outing, "Here Comes the Flood." The chief read his staff the riot act; the hospital pipes burst, forcing everyone to take high ground; and, as per usual, a bunch of beautiful people mooned over each other. Good times!