AP - Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich (blah-GOY'-uh-vich) says he's "Mr. Mom" during his wife's tenure on an NBC reality show.

AP - The Discovery Channel and the production company Running Subway have teamed up to create a Times Square exhibition space for blockbuster experiential shows such as "Titanic" and "Tutankhamun."

AP - Two-time Pro Bowl safety Rodney Harrison announced his retirement on Wednesday, saying he is through hitting quarterbacks after a 15-year career for the New England Patriots and San Diego Chargers.

Reuters - NBC won Tuesday night's ratings race with a varied range of programing that sparked conversation both on and off the air.

Reuters - Eminem has come clean, saying that he knew what was in store when bare-buttocked comedian Sacha Baron Cohen crash-landed on him at the MTV Movie Awards television broadcast Sunday.

AP - Angelina Jolie has dethroned Oprah Winfrey as the world's most powerful celebrity, according to Forbes.

E! Online - FX's groundbreaking cop drama The Shield came to an end in November, but could there be a future in movies for Vic Mackey?

E! Online - Would a Nadya Suleman reality show be 75 pecent more popular than Jon & Kate Plus 8? In the name of job survival, should the manly men of Ice Road Truckers consider fertility treatments? And do you remember a series called Pushing Daisies?

AP - Miley Cyrus still wants the best of both worlds.

AP - Heidi and Spencer Pratt said they're bailing, and they like really, really mean it this time.

AP - Jon Gosselin says there's no truth to reports that his eight children have been hurt by the family's reality TV series.

AP - Every city has its own unique pulse of life. That's what Jeff Freilich, executive producer of the USA network series "Burn Notice," believes.