Rumors have been flying that Denise Richards' new reality show "It's Complicated" may be canceled.
Apparently, rumor has it that viewers found a lot of Richards' behavior offensive, including her extensive cursing, which continued even around her two young daughters, and her over abundance of pets in her household.
Then, to top it off, Richards accused ex-husband Charlie Sheen of molesting their kids, an accusation that was later seen as a last ditch effort to increase viewership. But, even with all of the bad behavior, it has basically come down to lack of viewers.
Several Olympic champions turn up on late night television Tuesday night, including gold medal gymnast Nastia Liukin on the "Tonight Show With Jay Leno" and decathlon gold medalist Bryan Clay on the "Late Show With David Letterman."
Conan O'Brien has returned from his Olympic hiatus and will welcome Vin Diesel and Dave Attell to his show. The Virgins will also perform.
A list of Tuesday night late show guests, according to Celebrity News Service, is as follows:
The Democratic National Convention continues Tuesday night at 10/9c on the major networks, but there is plenty else on for those not interested in tonight's politics.
"Greek" returns with its season two opener on ABC Family, in which the gang takes part in the Olympics. Not the big games in Beijing, but the Greek Week Olympics. The competition is said to put a strain on Rusty and Calvin's friendship.
"Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency" will also return with its season premiere Tuesday night on Oxygen. In the fourth season opener, Dickinson moves the agency into a lavish Beverly Hills mansion. We will get to see if the kids are showing model behavior or not during the episode.
"Lost" fan sites and blogs are buzzing with the news that Michelle Rodriguez, who played the character Ana Lucia, is returning for one episode of the hit ABC show "Lost" next season.
Celebrity News Service has heard "Say it isn't so!" as the most common reaction to the controversial character returning to "Lost." Most fans seemed happy when Michael shot Ana Lucia and she was no longer a threat to our happy little island. "Lost" fans like threats in the form of monsters, the Others, and even freighter folk -- they just didn't seem to like Ana Lucia.
Some "Lost" fans aren't opposed to a visit from the Tailie. The show already had a "return" from fellow Tailie Libby (played by Cynthia Watros) last season when she appeared to Michael in a vision. Remember Michael shot both Ana Lucia and Libby.
That wacky group of hospital employees -- J.D., Turk, Elliot, Carla, Dr. Fox and the rest of the gang at Sacred Heart Hospital -- are just what the doctor ordered for Labor Day. TV Land will be airing a 7-hour marathon of "Scrubs" on September 1.
Celebrity News Service has always been a big fan of "Scrubs," and is pleased to report that the show will premiere with the marathon and then be added to TV Land's regular schedule. "Scrubs" will air Monday to Friday beginning September 2 at 9/8c on TV Land.
"Scrubs" is not your ordinary hospital show -- suffice it to say it is bizarre, filled with neurotic characters and great humor that keeps audiences laughing. A 7-hour "Scrubs" marathon could be the best prescription for Labor Day.
Mario Lopez is a dancer, actor, writer, producer, television host -- the guy is everywhere. Lopez just added another gig to his already busing schedule as he is headed to MTV for "MTV's Top Pop Group."
Lopez, who was recently named the single host of the daily nationally syndicated show "Extra!", is also the host of "Americas Best Dance Crew." And now, fans can catch him on "MTV's Top Pop Group" as, you guessed it, the host.
Celebrity News Service has been keeping track of Lopez since he finished as runner-up on "Dancing with the Stars" during the show's third season. After "Dancing," his career seemed to explode. And so did his shirts -- which means he goes shirtless much of the time, but who are we to complain?
Leave it to Oprah to come up with an idea that is pure gold. The talk show queen is trying to assemble all of the United State's Olympic Beijing gold medalists for one show - to be broadcast on September 11.
The Olympics were ratings gold for NBC, and Celebrity News Service believes Oprah's Gold Medal show would top the charts. What a better way to celebrate 9/11 -- a sad day by all means -- than with a celebration of the American spirit: all of our gold medal winners standing on one stage giving honor to the United States of America.
While Oprah's people haven't confirmed that the show will happen, several Olympian's are reporting that they have received calls asking them to be on the show. Ronda Rousey, the only American to ever win a medal in judo, wrote on her website over the weekend that she will be appearing on Oprah's on "September 11th on some Olympic medalists special."
Jay Leno is the first late night talk show host to jump on the Olympic bandwagon, hosting Olympic swimmer Dara Torres on his Monday night show. Leno will also do double-duty, when he visits with Sen. John McCain.
David Letterman returns with a new late night talk show with Tracy Morgan and Kim Kardashian, who has just signed on to dance in the next season of "Dancing with the Stars."
Boy wizard Daniel Radcliffe will stop by for a new late night chat with Conan O'Brien, most likely to discuss the delay of the new "Harry Potter" movie and his nude turn in the Broadway show "Equus."
The Olympics are over and now the nation will turn its eyes on another sport: political conventions. Monday night marks the beginning of the 2008 Democratic National Convention, which will be broadcast at 10/9c on ABC, CBS and NBC. C-SPAN will cover the entire convention, beginning at 5 p.m., while Fox and PBS will also have more extensive coverage.
For those who want a little light-hearted fare before the politics get underway, "Deal or No Deal" returns for its season four premiere Monday night at 8 p.m. Host Howie Mandel has promised that someone will win $1 million this season, with four million-dollar cases in play.
Kevin Bacon, who is married to Kyra Sedgwick of "The Closer," will turn up as a guest on her show Monday night. Bacon, who turned 50 this year (Is that possible, how long ago was "Footloose"?) also directs Monday night's show.
The "Dancing with the Stars" cast was officially announced Monday on ABC's "Good Morning America," and suffice it to say it is a gold medal lineup that ranges from Olympians to teen heart throbs to soap stars, with a few reality stars thrown in just for a good mix.
Celebrity News Service was thrilled to learn of the season seven cast, probably one of the best groups so far to try to cha cha their way to the winner's circle and the mirror-ball trophy. The new dancers include Beijing Olympics gold medal winner Misty May-Treanor, "Hannah Montana" actor Cody Linley, and "All My Children" favorite Susan Lucci.
That's just a little something for everyone. If you are a sporting fan then Misty May-Treanor will fit the bill, if you're a teen that likes to scream, Cody Linley is your man, and if you are a soap fan than Susan Lucci will hopefully dance to victory.
Watch out Simon Cowell, there's a new judge in town. "American Idol" is adding a fourth judge to the table: Grammy-nominated songwriter Kara DioGuardi.
Us Magazine is reporting that DioGuardi will appear at the judges' table with Paula Abdul, Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson on the eighth season of "Idol," which will premiere in January.
Celebrity News Service is excited to learn that a new judge will be thrown into the mix. How many more times can we listen to Jackson say "Dawg"? It also might help Abdul to have a female counterpart, although DioGuardi may never be able to top some of Abdul's antics such as telling last year's runner-up David Archuleta that he was so cute she wanted to pinch his head off and hang it from her rearview mirror. Gotta love Abdul for that kind of banter, a script writer could never come up with stuff like that.
A new reality competition show is being geared up as a potential companion to "Project Runway" when Lifetime network acquired the rights to the current Bravo series.
The cable channel has ordered six episodes for the new series "Blush: The Search for America's Greatest Makeup Artist," which is due to be released on the Internet in November.
The show will follow eight wannabe makeup artists competing for the grand prize of a contract for a year with Max Factor, $100,000 in cash and a chance at doing makeup for a major magazine cover shoot.
One of television's most famous zip codes is about to return, and with it some fond "Beverly Hills, 90210" memories.
For a refresher, the show ran for 10 years -- from 1990 to 2000 -- and focused on the lives of a group of teens living in the upscale community of Beverly Hills, California.
The show began when twins Brandon, played by Jason Priestley, and Brenda Walsh, played by Shannen Doherty, moved to Beverly Hills and the fictitious West Beverly Hills High School.
When we left our "Grey's Anatomy" interns at Seattle Grace last season, it looked like perpetual commitment phobe Meredith Grey might be ready to enjoy some happily-ever-after with the good Doctor McDreamy.
Celebrity News Service was pleased to learn that the show's creator Shonda Rhimes has said that Meredith and Derek will be together this season because, as Rhimes put it, she is all about love this year.
Unfortunately Rhimes did say Mer-Der are going to find out what happens after the fairy tale ends. Doesn't that just figure. We knew it had to be too good to be true to think those two kids could be happy just fixing people and hanging out with the rest of the hospital gang.
The Emmy Awards may be chocked full of stars and presenters, but the show won't get all of the glory.
"How I Met Your Mother" star Neil Patrick Harris and Sarah Chalke of "Scrubs" have been tapped to host this year's Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
The Creative Arts Emmys honor the technical awards, and the show Kudofest, which takes place Saturday, September 13, will be edited down into a two-hour extravaganza and will then air the night before the Emmys.
Discovery Channel brings another reality TV aimed to find a way to stop or slow down the earth's global warming with "Project Earth," premiering Friday.
The show will feature some of the world's leading scientists putting the most ambitious geo-engineering ideas to the test with the intention of seizing global climate change.
Some of the experiments they have done include covering acres of Greenland's glaciers in protective blankets to stop the ice from melting, constructing rockets to send tiny reflective lenses into orbit, and planting thousands of saplings through a mass aerial drop to reforest barren areas.
The Summer Olympic Games will end this weekend, but there are still more medals to win on Friday, along with continued television coverage.
On tap Friday: it's day two of the decathlon as well as the U.S. Men's Basketball team will play in the semifinals against Argentina. Rhythmic Gymnasts will also continue their quest for gold medals.
In addition, the Canoeing gold medal finals will take place as well as Women's Table Tennis.
Disney is rolling out another Cheetah girl movie Friday night, this one called "The Cheetah Girls One World." In this song-filled sequel, the girls travel to India to star in a Bollywood movie. Adrienne Bailon, Sabrina Bryan and Kiely Williams all reprise their roles.
Over on CMT, rock stars and other contestants on "Gone Country" will try to cultivate a country image during a photo shoot as they battle it out to become the next country star.
"Discovery's Planet Project" on Discovery will premiere Friday night, as eight scientists try to put into practice ambitious solutions to climate change, global warming and other hot-button topics.
The Olympic athletes have been front and center the last two weeks, and now with the games about to end the athletes will start a new chapter in their lives: appearing on talk shows.
The talk shows are scrambling to get the athletes and so far it looks like David Letterman and Jay Leno have lined up quite a few.
Dara Torres, who won three silver medals at age 41 to become the oldest Olympic swimming medalist ever, will visit "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" on Monday, August 25, 11:35 pm/ET on NBC. Jay also has individual all-around gymnastics champ Nastia Liukin on Tuesday and freestyle wrestler Henry Cejudo, the gold medalist at 55 kilograms, on Wednesday.
Drag Queen royale Ru Paul graces Wednesday's "Project Runway" as the designers scrambled to create a fitting outfit for a drag queen.
The remaining 10 contestants have to create an outfit for a drag queen, and as last season's designer Chris March advised when he gave the challenge, "Be as theatrical and over-the-top with your designs as you want to be."
Mentor Tim Gunn told the designers, who were paired off with real drag queens in lieu of their models, that their finished designed will be auctioned off to benefit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.