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Javier Colon has been named the winner of the first season of NBC's "The Voice".

CBS announced Monday that "Survivor" host Jeff Probst has been signed to host a daytime talk show for the network beginning in the fall of 2012.

James Spader, who guested on the season finale of "The Office" as one of several applicants to replace Michael Scott, is in talks with producers to join the show next season, but not necessarily in the role you'd expect.

Sources connected with Charlie Sheen tell TMZ ... the actor is negotiating a "big offer" for a new TV series that could debut as early as January, 2012.

"30 Rock" creator Tina Fey and NBC chairman of entertainment Robert Greenblatt have issued statements censuring Tracy Morgan for anti-gay remarks during a recent stand-up performance.

Oh no, Khloe!

Patrick Dempsey fans can breathe easy: Dr. McDreamy isn't going anywhere. At least not just yet. Maybe.

Snooki ran into some trouble in Italy!

Simon Cowell's The X Factor is primed to take over America this fall. But one judge from the U.K. import seems to have been lost in translation.

"American Idol" brings Season 10 to a close by crowning 17-year-old Scotty McCreery as the winner, in what came as a surprise to absolutely no one who has been paying attention for the last three months.

Well, this is some sad news. TVLine reports that "Law & Order: SVU" star Christopher Meloni has left his post as Detective Elliot Stabler and will not be returning for the series' 13th season.

And then there was one.