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Are You Surprised by Forbes's Top-Earning Men in Prime Time?
Forbes recently released the list of Prime Time's Top-Earning Men. Who made the cut? In order, they are: Simon Cowell, followed by Donald Trump, Ryan Seacrest, Charlie Sheen, Steve Carell, Howie Mandel, Kiefer Sutherland, Jeff Foxworthy, Hugh Laurie, and at No.
Michelle, Rachel, and Mindy Glam Up NBC's TCA Party
NBC and Bravo had their chance to play party host in Pasadena last night for the TCAs. Michelle Trachtenberg could only stay for a second before heading to her mom's birthday party, but she still dished even more on Gossip Girl — check out the exclusive interview in today's PopSugar Rush! Most of the cast of The Office came out to support their show, and Mindy Kaling even gave Buzz the scoop on the upcoming Jim and Pam wedding!
Sugar Bits — Kimora Lee Simmons Is Pregnant
- Kimora Lee Simmons is expecting her first child with boyfriend Djimon Hounsou. She has two daughters with her ex-husband Russell Simmons. — Us Weekly
- The Watchmen lawsuit between Fox and Warner Bros.
Sugar Bits — Kelly Rutherford's Custody Battle Heats Up
- Kelly Rutherford filed emergency papers against her estranged husband, stating she's worried he will leave the country with their son Hermes and disappear. He countered with claims she has a physically abusive temper and has thrown a laptop at him. — E!
Sugar Bits — Update on Shia LaBeouf's DUI Arrest
- Following Shia LaBeouf's car accident and arrest on suspicion of DUI, his publicist released a statement saying, "Shia is currently recovering from extensive hand surgery with plans to return to work on the set of Transformers 2 within one month." — TMZ
- San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom married actress Jennifer Siebel at a ranch ceremony in Montana this weekend. — CitizenSugar
- The Dark Knight had another record-breaking weekend, taking the top spot at the box office again, followed by Step Brothers with $30 million profit and Mamma Mia!
Buzz News Roundup, 4/18
- According to ComingSoon, IFC has picked up Madonna's directorial movie venture, Filth and Wisdom, and will give it a theatrical run.
- Scrubs and 30 Rock will swap timeslots starting next week, The Futon Critic reports.
- Keyboardist Danny Federici of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band has died at the age of 58, Billboard reports.
- Howie Mandel will star in a new unscripted sitcom for NBC, TV Guide reports.
- Variety reports that Jennifer Garner and her producing partner Juliana Janes now have a first-look deal with Warner Bros. for their production company Vandalia Films.
- The AP has news about the Houdini musical coming to Broadway in the Spring of 2010.
- Zap2it writes that HBO has documentaries lined up for Monday nights this summer, including Sundance hit The Black List and films about Roman Polanski and high school debate teams.
- Ridley Scott will direct Casey Affleck in the period noir drama The Kind One, writes Variety.
- Halle Berry will star in and produce the psychological thriller Frankie and Alice, ComingSoon reports.
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What to TiVo: Monday
- ABC is new with Dancing With the Stars and Castle
- CBS is new with How I Met Your Mother, Accidentally on Purpose, Two and a Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, and CSI: Miami
- FOX is new with House and Lie to Me
- NBC is new with Heroes and Trauma
- The CW is new with One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl
- ABC Family is new with Lincoln Heights
- E! has Keeping Up With the Kardashians and is new with The Soup Presents: The Best Talk Show Moments
- Bravo is new with Million Dollar Listing
- Comedy Central is new with The Daily Show With Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report
- FX has 13 Going on 30
- TLC is new with Jon & Kate Plus 8
- VH1 is new with For the Love of Ray Jay 2
- MTV is new with World's Strictest Parents
- Late-night highlights include Ellen DeGeneres, Eva Longoria Parker, Kobe Bryant and Carlos Santana on Lopez Tonight on TBS; Jamie Foxx and Toby Keith on a repeat of Jimmy Kimmel Live on ABC; Bill Murray and Gabourey Sidibe on The Late Show With David Letterman on CBS; Carla Gugino on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson on CBS; Howie Mandel and Diablo Cody on The Jay Leno Show on NBC; Kelsey Grammer and David Gray on The Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien on NBC; Laurence Fishburne on Late Night With Jimmy Fallon on NBC; and Emmanuelle Chriqui on Last Call With Carson Daly on NBC
Condensed Sugar: Stars Shine Bright at the Emmys
There were five hosts — Ryan Seacrest, Tom Bergeron, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel, and Jeff Probst — at this year's Emmy Awards, and they were joined by many more gorgeous guys and gals on red carpet. From the press room to the after-parties, it was an action-packed evening, but that wasn't the only event making news — here's a look back at the week's top photos.
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Lindsay, Samantha, and Emmy Stars Celebrate the Night Away
After the highs and lows of the Emmys show the party really got started. For many, the first stop was the Governor's Ball like Heidi in yet another gown before the other bashes. Some were off to the ET/People bash while others went to hear Samantha Ronson spin at Kress nightclub for the TV Guide soiree.
Politics Take Center Stage at the Emmys: The Real Winner?
The group-effort, let's-have-everybody-host format at last night's Emmys isn't earning raves in the cold light of day, but the election can surely be counted as one of the stars, swiping at least as much stage time as some of the winners despite rumors of a ban. Behold as Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart turn an innocent snack into a juicy metaphor for the political landscape.
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