Mediaweek is reporting that "7th Heaven" will be resurrected on the CW for an 11th season.

Rumors are flying that votes for Chris Daughtry were mistakenly awarded to Katharine McPhee after some Daughtry fans heard McPhee's voice thanking them for their votes when they called into "American Idol 5." FOX is denying any miscalculation, stating that AT&T confirmed "there were no issues with the phone lines after Tuesday's show." Meanwhile, the rock band Fuel has offered Daughtry a job as lead singer after former frontman Brett Scallions quit in February. Finally in "Idol" news, Paula Abdul told Teen People she wants Elliott Yamin to win "American Idol 5," because she takes credit for making "America wake up and see the talent that Elliott possesses." A recent poll found that only 6 percent of voters actually value Abdul's opinion though, as compared to the 58 percent who are tuned into Cowell's criticisms.

As part of a prank for his new candid-camera program, "Juiced," O.J. Simpson pretended to sell his infamous white Bronco at a used car lot in a scene aired Thursday on "Inside Edition." "It was good for me...it helped me get away," Simpson brags in the segment.

Former NFL player Cole Ford pled guilty to opening fire on Siegfried and Roy's Las Vegas home; the player is expected to enter mental health facility in lieu of prison. The plea was part of deal aimed at keeping the former footballer from spending up to six years in prison.

CBS Radio is reportedly "very close" to hammering out a settlement in its $200 million-plus breach of contract suit against Howard Stern.

Howard Stern has denied reports that he is considering a return to terrestrial radio. "I'm very flattered terrestrial radio can't let go of me," Stern said on his satellite show Wednesday. "But I would throw up if I had to go back. I'm never going back."

Whoopi Goldberg has signed up to present her own US breakfast radio show in a bid to lure women away from morning television shows. The Oscar-winner will wow listeners after agreeing a deal with broadcasting giant Clear Channel Communications to host "Wake Up With Whoopi." The actress made a conscious decision to front a show broadcast on a free terrestrial station available to all, despite a current trend for stars signing large deals with subscription satellite stations.

In reality TV news: Shane Powers, a 35-year-old entertainment company owner from Los Angeles, CA, became the twelfth castaway voted off the island Thursday on CBS's "Survivor: Panama." On Friday, rich T.R. Youngblood, a 29-year-old auto franchise heir from Grosse Pointe Farms, MI, whose family worth is $20 million, and and poor Jim Perkins, a 22-year-old student from Des Moines, IA, whose debt is $40,000, won the $200,000 prize on the finale of the WB's "Survival of the Richest."

"8 Simple Rules" producer Flody Suarez is suing Cesar Millan, host of "The Dog Whisperer," for allegedly abusing his Labrador, Gator, at his Florida training center by suffocating the dog with a choke collar and forcing it to run on a treadmill. Suarez claiming he's shelled out $25,000 in vet bills and that the dog will have to undergo additional surgeries to repair damage to his esophagus.