Chad Michael Murray told People magazine that his new fiancée Kenzie Dalton is "definitely not" pregnant, despite speculation to the contrary.

Comedy Central has banned "South Park" creators from showing an image of the Islamic prophet Muhammad, in an episode that was intended to comment on the controversy created by a Danish newspaper's publishing of caricatures of the prophet.

"Mickey Mouse Clubhouse," a new CG-animated series for preschoolers, will premiere May 6 on the Disney Channel.

Martin Sheen will go back to school this fall at the National University of Ireland in Galway, where he intends to major in English literature, philosophy, and theology with special interest in oceanography, the BBC reports.

"Beverly Hills, 90210" alum Tori Spelling's first marriage to actor Charlie Shanian will officially be dissolved on Apr. 20, allowing her to marry new fiancé Dean McDermott. The two were married a little more than a year.

Dave Chappelle told Esquire about the "cultural, professional and personal" reasons he left his hit Comedy Central show last year and walked away from $50 million.

Great Britain's Prince Harry participated in graduation ceremonies Wednesday from the country's elite Sandhurst military academy which he entered in May, 2005, to train as an army officer. The young prince said he hopes to join his comrade-in-arms on the frontline in Iraq or Afghanistan.

Per the New York Daily News, a female fan of Elisabeth Hasselbeck is stalking and harassing "The View" co-host hoping to get Children's Services to investigate the working mom.

CBS has announced that "Big Brother" will return this summer as an all-star edition featuring America's favorite houseguests from years past. Julie Chen is also back as host.

TNT and director Ridley Scott are teaming up to produce "The Company," a six-part miniseries based on Robert Littell's bestselling Cold War epic.

Robert Wagner is set to guest star in the two-hour season finale of ABC's "Boston Legal," slated for broadcast May 16.

Original "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch is being held in protective custody and kept apart from other prisoners in a Plymouth, Massachusetts jail while awaiting sentencing later this month. Hatch could face up to 13 years behind bars.

Finola Hughes will return to "General Hospital" as Anna Devane, the role she originated two decades ago.

Matt Lauer has re-upped his "Today" show contract through spring 2011, in a deal reportedly worth more than $13 million a year.

Meredith Vieira revealed in the May issue of More that she was once involved in an abusive relationship. "He would slap me and then make up, saying, 'I'll never do this again,' crying," the newly named "Today" show co-anchor recalled.

CBS Corp., the Walt Disney Co., NBC Universal, News Corp., and Viacom Inc. are formally opposing a plan that would force them to disclose the compensation of top earners among non-executive employees, including actors, directors, and TV anchors, and urging the SEC to decide against adopting the measure this year.

The 18th season of MTV's "The Real World" will take place in Denver, the network announced Monday. The season has already been cast and is slated to air later this year.

In reality TV news: 24-year-old rich Nick and 26-year-old poor Michael were eliminated Friday on the WB's "Survival of the Richest." On the premiere episode, 25-year-old rich Kat and 25-year-old poor Esmeralda were the first ones eliminated.

Frankie Muniz, who has starred on TV’s "Malcolm in the Middle" for seven years, will take a break from acting to be a professional race car driver. Muniz recently wrapped up the final episode of the hit show.

Disney is planning to start making some of its most popular programming, including "Lost" and "Desperate Housewives," available for free online the day after the shows air, the Wall Street Journal reports.