Teri Hatcher spoke publicly Thursday about her experience of being molested as a child and stating that she plans to use the painful experience to become an advocate for other abuse victims.

Robert Blake and his lawyers were due in court Friday to request a new civil trial. Blake cites jury problems as the main reason he wants a second go-round. The "Baretta" star was on the losing end of a $30 million judgment last year.

Bob Woodruff is heading home from the New York treatment facility where he has been recuperating since being injured in Iraq in January. "Though I know there is still a long road ahead, it's nice to be feeling more like myself again," the newsman wrote in a note to his ABC colleagues.

Prince Harry celebrated the end of his military training with a visit to a lap dancing club, British newspapers reported Saturday.

Paula Abdul has filed a police report involving an incident at a recent party that she claimed left her with a concussion and spinal cord injuries, Us Weekly reports. Reps for the "American Idol" judge had no comment.

An Associated Press-TV Guide poll shows that 49 percent of respondents prefer Katie Couric in the morning, while only 29 percent prefer the CBS anchorwoman-to-be at night.

Steven Spielberg, Mark Burnett, and FOX are partnering on new reality series "On The Lot," which intends to give viewers the chance to discover the next big Hollywood director. The series launches next season.

Eva Longoria will appear on a giant reproduction of a Maxim magazine cover in the Nevada desert as part of a promotion for the magazine's 100-issue milestone.

Donald Trump Jr., Steve Madden, and Chad Hedrick will headline the panel of celebrity judges at the Miss USA 2006 pageant on Apr. 21.

"Lost" executive producers Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have signed seven-figure deals to hold down their jobs for another season, per the Hollywood Reporter.

NBC Entertainment is launching Crane Couture, a fashion line based on the style of "Passions" character Fancy Crane.

Katie Couric confirmed on the "Today" show Wednesday that she is leaving NBC at the end of May to join CBS and become the first woman to solo anchor a network evening newscast, and a regular contributor to "60 Minutes." Couric made the announcement on the same day she celebrated her 15th anniversary on "Today." NBC has reportedly tapped ABC's Meredith Vieira to fill Couric's shoes, the New York Daily News reports.

Lifetime has reportedly scored rerun rights to "Desperate Housewives" after battling with TBS to acquire the show, per Daily Variety.

Russ Mitchell has been tapped as the permanent anchor of the Sunday edition of "CBS Evening News" after rotating in the job with Mika Brzezinski.

John Stamos has signed on to join the cast of NBC's "E.R." as a regular beginning with the first episode of the medical drama's 13th season next fall. He'll reprise his role as paramedic Tony Gates.

Just months after splitting with "One Tree Hill" costar Sophia Bush, Chad Michael Murray, 24, is engaged to an 18-year-old extra on the show, Kenzie Dalton, People reports.

Rick Springfield is set to perform his '80s classic "Jesse's Girl" and other tunes at the Daytime Emmy Awards airing live on ABC Apr. 28 from the Kodak Theater in Hollywood.

"Sesame Beginnings," a new DVD series from the creators of "Sesame Street," has drawn criticism among some child-development experts for targeting children under two.

Green Day rocked Nickelodeon’s Kids' Choice Awards, winning favorite music group and favorite song for "Wake Me Up When September Ends." Drake Bell and Jamie Lynn Spears won favorite TV actor and actress, and Chris Rock won the "Wannabe Award." Justin Timberlake beat Hugh Jackman in the burp-off contest.