"Ugly Betty" received a full season order from ABC on Friday, based on the strength of its first two weeks' ratings.

Prom magazine has pulled Brooke Hogan off the cover of its annual issue after The Hulk's offspring appeared on the cover of FHM's November issue clad only in a skimpy bikini. Ashley Tisdale will replace Hogan on the cover.

Air America Radio filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, one month after denying rumors that it would do so, per the Associated Press.

Brooke Shields, who appeared in Colgate print ads in the '70s, was rehired by the company to star in toothpaste commercials along with her two daughters, Rowan and Grier.

Duane "Dog" Chapman and his wife, Beth, has signed with talent management agency The Firm for exclusive representation.

Emmy-winning comedy writer Jerry Belson, famed for his work on "The Tracey Ullman Show," "The Odd Couple," and the "Dick Van Dyke Show," among others, died Tuesday of cancer at his home in Los Angeles. He was 68.

"Charlie's Angels" voice and "Dynasty" star John Forsythe is being treated for colon cancer at a Los Angeles hospital. The 88-year-old actor is said to be in good spirits and hopes to be home by the weekend.

Michael Scott, Anna Nicole Smith's lead attorney in the Bahamas, has withdrawn as her counsel, citing concerns about her conduct (i.e., swapping nonbinding vows with her other attorney before arranging funeral services for her son) and differences of opinion on strategy. Scott told the Associated Press it was "not really an amicable parting."

In an apparent effort to move past his status as "Hilary Swank's ex-husband, whom she forgot to thank during her Oscar acceptance speech," Chad Lowe is joining the cast of Fox's "24."

Ellen DeGeneres became a virtual seal as part of a new Website that will educate visitors about how they can prevent pollution and help aquatic wildlife.

Roger Daltrey, whose voice is heard before every episode of "C.S.I." in the show's theme song, "Who Are You," will  appear himself in an upcoming episode of the show, per the Hollywood Reporter.

Beginning next month, the Museum of TV & Radio in Beverly Hills to host the world premiere of What the Deuce Are You Staring At!?! A Collection of Interpretive Work Inspired by "Family Guy." The exhibit features 21 pieces that pay homage to characters from the irreverent 'toon, per Daily Variety.

"Battlestar Galactica" executive producer David Eick is teaming with feature writer Laeta Kalogridis to re-create "The Bionic Woman" for NBC, per Daily Variety.

CBS is reinventing '50s classic "Name That Tune," to be hosted by Donny Osmond, Variety reports.

Police from the Bahamas traveled to California last week to continue the investigation into the death of Anna Nicole Smith's son, Daniel. Officials were retracing the last days of the 20-year-old man's life before he traveled to Nassau to join his mother and new baby sister and died on Sept. 10.

Katie Couric suffered through her worst ratings week to date on "CBS Evening News," averaging only 7.04 million viewers to put her in third place behind NBC's "Nightly News," with 8.56 million, and ABC's "World News," with 7.97 million, per Nielsen Media Research.

David Bowie is voicing a character for an upcoming episode of "SpongeBob SquarePants," the rocker revealed on his blog. "It's happened. At last. I've hit the Holy Grail of animation gigs," Bowie wrote.

Nearly 50 friends and family of Anna Nicole Smith gathered at a Mexia, Texas, church Saturday for a memorial service in honor of Daniel Smith. The 20-year-old's body was not present at the service, nor was the Playboy Playmate, though the child's father, Billy Smith, did attend.

The three-day Christie's auction, 40 Years of "Star Trek": The Collection, raked in a whopping $7.1 million dollars last week, with a model of the Enterprise-D setting a new Trekkie auction record after going for $576,000.

Michael J. Fox headlined a campaign fundraiser for Missouri Democratic Senate candidate Claire McCaskill Thursday.

"Scrubs" creator Bill Lawrence and his wife, "Scrubs" star Christa Miller, welcomed their third child Sunday, son Henry Vanduzer Lawrence.

MTV veejay Susie Castillo tied the knot to her beau of seven years, Matthew Leslie, in Ipswich, Massachusetts, Saturday, per People. "No celebs, we wanted it to be very small and intimate," Castillo said.