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ABC has released a promo for James Franco's upcoming 'General Hospital' guest spot -- and it's as good as we hoped [EW.com]

'Gossip Girl''s Leighton Meester: Is she really fit to be queen? [TWOP]

Apparently, 'Southland' will have an uncensored DVD release. !@*#$%~ awesome. [TV Shows on DVD]

Is '1 Arrowhead' the next '30 Rock'? [KC Chiefs]

Still need closure on 'Mad Men' season 3? Check out this interview with creator Matthew Weiner [Daily Beast]

On the heels of the hit Michael Jackson documentary, 'This Is It,' A&E has set a premiere date for 'The Jacksons: A Family Dynasty.'

The reality miniseries will kick off Dec. 13 at 9PM, with back-to-back hour long episodes, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Moving forward, the six-episode series will air Sundays at 10PM on the network.

Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will host the 82nd Annual Academy Awards, Variety is reporting. Last year's host, Hugh Jackman, recently opted not to return.

This will be Martin's third time hosting the Oscars. He was last seen on the Kodak stage in 2003, which went on to become the lowest-rated Oscar telecast ever to that point (it was later "topped" by Jon Stewart in 2008). Baldwin has never hosted, although he did receive a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for the 2003 film 'The Cooler.'

Baldwin and Martin can also be seen in the upcoming Nancy Meyers comedy, 'It's Complicated,' due in theaters this December.

'Southland' fans rejoice: Variety is reporting that TNT has officially saved the police drama series from cancellation, and will air a brand new 13-episode season beginning Tuesday, Jan. 12 at 10PM.

The fate of 'Southland' was the subject of much speculation after NBC shockingly pulled the plug on it last month. According to series creator John Welles ('ER'), two networks were interested in picking the show up almost immediately, with TNT emerging as the early frontrunner (the second network was never revealed). In fact, TNT was said to be closing in on a deal as late as last week, although, until today, nothing was official.

"Big Poppa," Kim Zolciak's mysterious (ex?) boyfriend, was once again the subject of much discussion on the 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' reunion.

Host Andy Cohen drilled Kim on the status of their relationship (Poppa proposed to Kim near the end of the season, despite being, you know, already married), which she claimed is now officially over. Then, as if on cue, Poppa made a surprise appearance, during which he kissed Kim, according to Cohen.

The incident, of course, happened off-camera, adding more allure to the mystery behind Poppa's true identity. So, who is he? Here's what we know:

Submit a question for Lea Michele, Cory Monteith, Dianna Agron, Mark Salling, Chris Colfer, Amber Riley, Jenna Ushkowitz or Kevin McHale.

In the halls of William McKinley High, they're social rejects.

But on Wednesday nights, the kids from 'Glee' are quickly becoming the most popular group on TV.

From creators Ryan Murphy ('Nip/Tuck'), Brad Falchuk and Ian Brennan, 'Glee' follows a band of high school students who risk social suicide (hello, slushies!) to perform in the school's show choir. It's all led by Mr. Schuster (Matthew Morrison), William McKinely's young-and-hip Spanish teacher who can bust a move worthy of Young MC.

At the center of glee club (well, at least in her head) is Rachel (Lea Michele), an aspiring Broadway hopeful with a big ol' crush on Finn (Cory Monteith). The only problem: Finn is still dating cheerleader Quinn (Dianna Agron), who is now carrying his baby -- or so he thinks (it's actually Puck's, played by Mark Salling. Ah, high school!).

Can't wait for Heather Locklear's return to 'Melrose Place'? Watch this exclusive video preview [Ausiello Files]

The bitch is back, and now Kristin Cavallari is taking questions [TV.com]

Sorry, 'Gossip Girl.' But you were better off staying in high school [TWOP]

It was lights out for Craig Ferguson on last night's episode [YouTube]

From Annette Funicello to Vanessa Hudgens, relive Disney's famous teen stars [TIME]

Ariana DeBose and Brandon Dumlao were the first pair eliminated from this season of 'So You Think You Can Dance.'

With the World Series beginning tonight on Fox, judges Nigel Lythgoe, Mary Murphy and Adam Shankman had to determine the elimination themselves. They also selected Russell Ferguson and Brandon's partner, Pauline Mata, to be in the bottom 4.

Ariana danced the Hip-hop with partner Peter Sabasino, and chose 'Darkest Hour' by Charlotte Matin for her fateful solo. Meanwhile, Brandon and Pauline performed the smooth waltz to Whitney Houston's 'You Light Up My Life'; Brandon's solo was choreographed to 'Slow Dancing in a Burning Room' by John Mayer.