Celebrity TV Casting
'Melrose Place' Is Coming Back
The sex-and-fight-filled '90s drama is following in the steps of '90210' and being reprised and revamped for The CW.
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Nick Cannon will host 'America's Got Talent
The singer-actor is taking over for Jerry Springer on NBC's summertime variety hit. You may know Cannon from his work on MTV, the film 'Bobby' or for being Mariah Carey's husband.
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Katherine Heigl and T.R. Knight will be leaving 'Grey's Anatomy'
Both actors are leaving the set for good, after months of their public verbal disdain for the hit TV drama, their co-star James Pickens Jr. said.
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Jerry Springer is leaving 'America's Got Talent'
The host will instead concentrate on his syndicated talk show and a stage production.
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Tori Spelling negotiating her return to '90210' (CW)
A show rep confirms that Spelling is in "final negotiations" to return for multiple episodes as Donna Martin.
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Balthazar Getty, who plays Tommy Walker on the ABC series 'Brothers & Sisters,' was notified by producers that they were not planning to bring him back as a full-time series regular next season. Why? Sources on set reveal Getty is difficult to work with, forgetting his lines and even bringing cast members to tears.
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T.R. Knight, who plays Dr. George O'Malley on 'Grey's Anatomy,' is attempting to quit the popular medical drama, and is currently negotiating his contract.
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Jay Leno Staying With NBC
The late-night icon will remain with the Peacock network after giving up his throne to Conan O'Brien. While little is known about his 10 p.m. show, the question of where he'll be after his 11:35 p.m. reign has been answered, and he poses no threat to O'Brien's show.
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Dennis Rodman and Andrew Dice Clay Join 'Celebrity Apprentice' (NBC)
The basketball star and foul-mouthed comedian are two of the new cast members on the next season.
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Craig T. Nelson Joins 'CSI: NY' (CBS)
The Emmy-winning star of 'Coach' signs on to the popular crime drama to play the foe of Gary Sinise's character.
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