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Disney Channel's next princess has officially been crowned.

The network's Friday night premiere of 'Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie,' starring Selena Gomez, averaged 11.4 million viewers, with 4.5 million in the kids 6-11 demo and 4.0 million in tweens 9-14. That makes it the most-watched cable program of 2009, topping 'Jon & Kate Plus 8''s separation episode in June (10.6 million viewers).

Even better news for Disney: The 'Wizards' movie is now the second-highest-rated entertainment telecast over the past two years, according to Variety. 'High School Musical 2' is first with 17.2 million. An August 2007 episode of 'Hannah Montana' (10.7 million) and 'Wizards on Deck With Hannah Montana' (9.3 million) rank third and fourth, respectively.

Guilty TV pleasures: We all have them. For some, it's 'American Idol.' For others, it's one of the hundreds of 'Flavor of Love' spin-offs.

For me, that show is 'The Rachel Zoe Project,' Bravo's addictive reality series that chronicles the day-to-day life of celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe.

'Rachel' returns tonight with a brand new season (airing at 10PM on Bravo). To celebrate, here are four reasons it's a great show -- or, as Rachel might say, bananas.

Rick Bayless has been named the winner of Bravo's first-ever 'Top Chef Masters.'

Bayless -- who owns Chicago's Frontera Grill and Topolobampo -- won the title after cooking a four-course meal, with each course representing a different stage in his quest to become a chef.

Among the courses he prepared: A cochinita pibil (baked suckling pig), and an Ahi Tuna served with an Oaxacan black mole that won raves from the judges. Gail Simmons called it the best mole she'd ever had, while Jay Rayner proclaimed he had lost his mole virginity to Ric

Contestants Michael Chiarello and Hubert Keller finished second and third, respectively.

Pack up your knives: 'Top Chef' is headed for Las Vegas.

The hit reality show's sixth season returns tonight (9PM on Bravo) with 17 new cheftestants. They'll each compete for a feature in Food & Wine magazine, a showcase at Aspen's Annual Food & Wine Classic, $100,000 of merchandise provided by Macy's and an additional cash prize of $125,000.

Returning this season are 'Top Chef''s usual suspects: Emmy nominees Tom Colicchio and Padma Lakshmi, along with Gail Simmons and love-him-or-hate-him judge Toby Young.

Also on the menu is a smorgasbord of celebrity guest judges, including Natalie Portman, Wolfgang Puck, Penn & Teller, Nigella Lawson, Tyler Florence and Daniel Boulud.

Want to know more about the 'Top Chef: Las Vegas' contestants (two of the competing chefs are brothers, and three are from Atlanta)? Check out their bios after the jump.

It's been almost a full year since 'Mad Men' season 2 ended. So odds are, not even the biggest fan can remember every tiny little detail.

To help refresh your memory, AMC has posted an exclusive four-minute clip highlighting last season's biggest moments and most shocking twists.

Check out the video -- plus our favorite 'Mad Men' moments -- after the jump.

Tonight, we bid farewell to the inaugural season of 'NYC Prep,' Bravo's attempt at creating a real-life version of the CW's 'Gossip Girl.'

Between P.C.'s drama and Camille's Ivy League dreams, 'Prep' secretly became one of our favorite guilty pleasures of the summer. To celebrate, here are 6 things we learned from this season:

After grueling auditions, demanding partner performances and a pressure-filled finale, only one person could be crowned "America's Favorite Dancer" for season 5 of 'So You Think You Can Dance.'

And America chose 19-year-old Jeanine Mason of Miami, Fla., who beat out fellow finalists Brandon Bryant, Evan Kasprzak and Kayla Radomski for the title and $250,000.

Somewhat of an underdog, Jeanine earned the judges' accolades after the final performance show. Mary Murphy declared she was "peaking at the right time," while Nigel Lythgoe predicted she would be in the top 2 with Brandon.

'So You Think You Can Dance' will crown its season 5 winner Thu., Aug. 6 at 8PM ET on Fox. In the final performance show, the top 4 contestants -- Brandon Bryant, Evan Kasprzak, Jeanine Mason and Kayla Radomski -- danced solos and routines each each other. But only one can walk away with the title of America's Favorite Dancer. Who do you think it will be? Make your prediction.

Last week, Melissa Sandvig and Ade Obayomi wowed the judges to tears with their breast cancer-inspired piece.

But it wasn't enough to survive another week in the competition. The couple received the lowest number of votes last night, and were sent packing just one week shy of the finale.

The other two dancers in the bottom were Evan Kasprzak and Kayla Radomski, who will now compete against Brandon Bryant and Jeanine Mason in next week's season 5 championship.

Tonight, Bravo's favorite southern belles are back for an all-new season of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' (premiering at 10PM).

The show's inaugural season smashed ratings records with its catfights, secrets (Big Papa!) and pure drama -- drama so good, in fact, that we're willing to wager 'Atlanta' is the best 'Real Housewives' of them all.

Don't believe us? Here are five reasons 'Atlanta' is worth taking a trip to tonight: