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Cruz Beckham changed out of his Robin costume for some Lakers' gear to watch the game with his dad and brothers on Friday. Cruz displayed a range of emotions that was too cute for words. David was full of high fives and kisses but he wasn't the only good looking thing to check out courtside. Leonardo DiCaprio was there showing off yet another baseball hat from his collection although unfortunately for the fans, the Pistons defeated the Lakers for their first loss this season.

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It seems as if both Nicolas Cage and Kelsey Grammer are fans of English country-style estates. Nicolas Cage's British look-alike recently went on the market in Bel Air, and Kelsey Grammer and his wife have put their Holmby Hills English estate on the market for $19.9 million. Since the couple have only owned this home for a little over a year, after having purchased it for $13.7 million, it looks like this house is more of a business investment than a family home.

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• Leonardo DiCaprio is teaming up with Jaeger-LeCoultre to develop two luxury watches, available this Fall, for a "Time To Care" campaign benefiting his ecological fund at the California Community Foundation. — E! Online
• Amy Winehouse punched yet another stranger over the weekend, in an allegedly unprovoked attack at a Camden bar. — PopSugarUK
• Lenny Kravitz blames ex-manager Guy Oseary for the rumors that he is having an affair with Cynthia Rodriguez, saying Guy is bitter after Lenny fired him. — Page Six
• When Balthazar Getty left LA after rumors of his affair with Sienna Miller hit newsstands, everyone thought he was on his way to salvage things with his wife, but instead he was spotted having dinner with Sienna at an Italian hotel. — Page Six
• Hell's Kitchen picked a winner last night, do you agree with the final choice? — YumSugar
• Joe E. Tata is joining all of the 90210 alumni, reprising his role as Peach Pit owner Nat for the new series. — AP
• Kelsey Grammer is being sued by The Last Detail, a company that installed his kitchen multiple times and has not received payment of up to $148 million. — TMZ

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• Russian novelist Mikhail Bulgakov's book The Master and the Margarita will be adapted for the big screen, writes Hollywood Reporter.
• ABC has announced return dates for its shows, including Grey's Anatomy; details are at The Futon Critic, or you can just check out my guide to post-strike TV.
• Director David Yates will reportedly return to the director's chair for the seventh and last film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, writes ComingSoon.
• Variety reports that Kelsey Grammer will once again play Ebenezer Scrooge in the indie satire An American Carol.
• U2 is back in the studio in Ireland to record their next album, Billboard reports.




• According to ComingSoon, Harry Potter, 300 and Sweeney Todd lead the nominations for this year's Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films' Saturn Awards.
• Monk has been renewed for a seventh season on USA, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
• Variety has news that Tyler Perry's signature character Madea will get her own animated TV series for kids.
• How I Met Your Mother and The Big Bang Theory will swap time slots starting in March, writes Zap2it.

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The latest show to get a full-season pickup: Back to You, the Kelsey Grammer/Patricia Heaton comedy on Fox. The show was one of the first to be picked up by any network last spring, so I suppose it only makes sense that Fox would be standing by it now.

The network has ordered 11 more episodes of the show, bringing the total number of episodes to 24 for the season. Its ratings haven't been great — it hovers somewhere between 6.5 and 7 million viewers each week — but it's been consistent. And, as was recently pointed out with the pickup of Gossip Girl, networks are changing their standards for what's considered a hit show in the first place.

In other news:

• ABC has ordered six more scripts of Samantha Who? The show is the No. 1 new comedy of the season and did almost as well in the ratings this week as it did in its premiere.
• The CW wants three more Reaper scripts, even though this week's ratings were (gulp) a series low.

I'm a little surprised we haven't heard about any of the NBC shows yet. All of the other networks have picked up at least one key series (Back to You for Fox, Gossip Girl for the CW, Pushing Daisies and Private Practice for ABC, The Big Bang Theory for CBS). None of NBC's series has been a huge hit, but I figured at least one of them would have gotten the network's support by now.

The networks have announced their fall schedules, but which of the series will actually be worth watching? Throughout the summer, as I watch the pilots, I'll be posting my first impressions. A lot can change before a show makes it to air, so these aren't comprehensive reviews, just quick thoughts on how the shows look now. Today's installment: the Fox comedy "Back to You."

What's it about? A disgraced news anchor returns to the smaller market where he once was a superstar and must work again with his former co-anchor, who's not thrilled to have to share the spotlight with him.

Who's in it? Kelsey Grammer, Patricia Heaton, Fred Willard

The good: I'm an ex-"Fraiser" fan, and this show reminded me that I really do like Kelsey Grammer. For a traditional sitcom — and, don't get me wrong, it is very traditional — it had more laughs than I was expecting. It feels very professional, by which I mean that you can tell that everyone from the lead actors to the writers to the peripheral cast know what it takes to make a comedy work.

The bad: "Back to You" doesn't break any new ground; I've seen all these jokes and plot lines before. The pilot has a supposedly shocking twist that Fox begged reporters not to reveal, but it's the kind of thing that anyone over the age of 12 could figure out easily.

Will I watch? Doubtful, but not because it's bad, per se — it's just not my style.

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Fox rounded out the week of Upfronts with their party to announce the new fall schedule. Parker Posey and Lauren Ambrose's (from Six Feet Under, the finale of which I have still not recovered) new show, The Return of Jezebel James, does not look nearly as funny as it should considering the cast, but I have hope. Rashida Jones from The Office was also there to introduce her new pilot, which is expected to be a midseason replacement. We'll see what that means for her in Scranton (more on that later). The hilarious Spike Feresten was also around to celebrate his "TalkShow." Happy it's renewed, but Fox should really give it a better timeslot! Check out clips from a bunch of the new shows here! Whee!

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