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Almost 30 million people watched Brett Favre and the Vikings vs. his former team the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.

People are boycotting Monday's episode of Gossip Girl which features a three-some. I don't see what's wrong with three people playing Scrabble together. Oh, oh wait...that's what that means? Oh, no, that's disgusting.

Colin Hanks will star in a FOX drama from the creator of Burn Notice.

Kansas City Chiefs Fans have petitioned for the team to fire Larry Johnson over an anti-gay slur he wrote on Twitter. The Chiefs are 1-6, and Johnson is their second highest all-time rusher, so this is a huge deal to some people for them to want one of their stars cut.

CBS has ordered more episodes of Accidentally on Purpose. The only logical explanation is that that itself was an accident.

A new E! show will have fans asking celebrities for cash. As soon as I find the application for it I will get it to you guys...lol.

Former Doctor Who star, David Tennant, will star in a legal drama on NBC.

Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin are hpsting the Oscars.

Despite being 34 and losing 6 of his last 7 fights, Jens Pulver plans to continue fighting.

Nobody in Germany watched the country's debut of 30 Rock.

The Michael Jackson film has made $100 million worldwide already. Funny, a few months ago people wouldn't even let Michael Jackson watch their kids for $100 million. Too soon?