Ellen DeGeneres won her third consecutive award for Outstanding Talk Show at the 33rd Annual Daytime Emmys. She picks up hosting honors for the second year in a row as well. "General Hospital" got its ninth Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series and "Guiding Light" picked up four wins, all for acting.

Barbara Walters announced at Friday's Daytime Emmys that Rosie O'Donnell will replace Meredith Vieira on "The View," starting in September.

Rush Limbaugh was arrested Friday for prescription drug fraud. After posing for a mug shot, he was booked and released on $3,000 bail later in the afternoon.

Randy Jackson has re-upped his "American Idol" contract in a multimillion dollar deal for another three years.

"Saturday Night Live" won Best TV Comedy Episode at the 10th Annual Prism Awards, which celebrate realistic depiction of drugs and alcohol in entertainment.

Amy Fisher told "Entertainment Tonight" she was strung out on Ecstasy when she shot Mary Jo Buttafuoco in the face in 1992. "I had no control," she explained. "I just did something totally irrational."

NBC has renewing "Law & Order" for a 17th season; "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for an eighth season; and "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" for a sixth season.

Charlie Sheen is being sued for $1 million by a woman who claims Rose, the female stalker character in his sitcom, "Two and a Half Men," is based on her and portrays her unfairly. Ursula Auburn claims she had a somewhat one-sided "series of romantic encounters" with Sheen between 1992 and 1998, and admits in her lawsuit that she "in many ways pursued " him by pulling moves such as showing up at "events Sheen was to attend." She complains that Rose is "depicted on the show as a crazy female with no life." Warner Bros. has denied her allegations.

Teri Hatcher was injured on the "Desperate Housewives" set after a light bulb exploded, lodging a piece of glass in her eye and scratching her cornea, People reports. The actress, who said she is wearing the "most glamorous eye patch," is expected to return to work in two days.

Ryan Seacrest and Paula Abdul apparently are disagreeing over whether they have a disagreement. After Seacrest told People last week that things were "awkward" with Abdul and they weren't speaking, Abdul denied it, telling the Associated Press that "reports of a feud are ridiculous" and that the "Idol" crew is "one funny dysfunctional family. There's nothing but love."

Michelle Rodriguez has pled guilty to drunken driving and is opting to serve five days in jail rather than perform 240 hours of community service.

Television writer Jack Bunick is suing Jennifer Lopez and UPN, claiming the short-lived series "South Beach" was based on a script he wrote in 1999 for a pilot episode of a show that would have been called "South Beach Miami." UPN canceled the model-laden show after only eight episodes due to dismal ratings, but Bunick is still seeking an injunction against the broadcast of future episodes.

Bianca Nardi, a producer on "The Maury Povich Show," has filed a $100 million sexual harassment lawsuit against Maury Povich and other members of his staff, claiming they made sexual remarks to her, forced her to watch porn movies, and made her expose parts of her body. In her suit, Nardi blamed the office environment on the "intimate and sexual relationship" between Povich (who's married to Connie Chung) and Donna Ingber, another member of the production staff.

Charlie Sheen gave "Entertainment Tonight" his Bon Jovi-themed take on pictures showing his estranged wife Denise Richards kissing rocker Richie Sambora (who's currently in the midst of his own divorce from Heather Locklear.)

Days after allegedly smacking a flight attendant on a flight bound from Amsterdam to Miami, former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model May Andersen was ejected from the United States and sent back to Amsterdam.

The Walt Disney Co. and Hollywood's unions have reached an agreement that will put the long-delayed "Lost" "mobisode" spin-off, "Lost Video Diaries," back on track. Production on the mini-episodes is expected to resume in late summer.

In reality TV news:  Internet download queen Cindy Margolis won the first (and last) "Celebrity Cooking Showdown" on NBC on Friday night (which was rebroadcast on the network Saturday night after the show was canceled.) She beat out pop singer and former O-Town member Ashley Parker Angel and no-longer-reigning Miss USA Chelsea Cooley for the title.

"Entourage" star Kevin Dillon, 40, wed his pregnant fiancé, Jane Stuart, 27, Saturday night in a Las Vegas wedding chapel, US Weekly reports. A singing Elvis impersonator was a witness for the couple.