Michael Jackson, Sarah Palin
Our Top Moments list is starting to look like the pop charts: A certain recently memorialized pop star has a gloved hand in three of the following items, but left room for an amazing chase, tennis ace, and a governor gone fishin'. Welcome to Top Moments, Goodbye M.J. edition. (Which isn't to say he won't be back.)
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Joe Jackson
Where should Michael Jackson be laid to rest? The singer's relatives are storing his body — without his brain — in a crypt owned by Berry Gordy as they bitterly debate where to bury him, the New York Post reports.
Meanwhile, Jackson's father, Joe Jackson, tells ABC News he suspects the death "was foul play." He claimed no knowledge of drug use by his son, saying only, "Whatever he was taking, it was to make him rest because he was working so hard." Joe Jackson also said that Michael's children belonged with him and his wife.
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Jane and Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey is prepping for a huge new role — as a grandpa.
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Carrey's 21-year-old daughter, Jane, is expecting her first child with ...
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Salli Richardson-Whitfield with Colin Ferguson, on Syfy's Eureka
Syfy's Eureka (finally) welcomes viewers back to that crazy Pacific Northwestern town this Friday at 9 pm/ET, and to hear cast member Salli Richardson-Whitfield tell it, the new episodes are pregnant with possibilities.
Quite literally.
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In this TVGuide.com video Q&A, Richardson-Whitfield reveals which came first — her own real-life pregnancy, or the one written into Allison Blake's storyline. As for her alter ego's eventual childbirth, she teases, "It's a very big episode... and a real bonding experience between me and Carter."
In her on-camera sit-down, Richardson-Whitfield also ...
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Matt Barr
Three months of grisly murders will come to an end Saturday when Harper's Island wraps up with a two-hour finale (9 pm/ET, CBS) that will be rife with "even bigger twists and turns," Matt Barr, who plays Sully, tells TVGuide.com. John Wakefield's accomplice will be disclosed, as will his mystery child. But those two aren't necessarily one and the same. "His kid could: One, be aware, or two, not even be aware that he or she is his kid." See what else the actor had to say about the final bloodbath, why there should be a Harper's prequel and the value of loving a blow-up doll.
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Good Morning America, GMA Summer Concert Series
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Go to the movies and you can hear Queen Latifah as a mama-to-be woolly mammoth in the animated comedy Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs. And this morning you can hear her as herself on GMA. She has a new album, Persona (executive-produced by Miami duo Cool and Dre), so cue the record promoters. Its first single is "Cue the Rain," so you can expect that she'll perform it. But here's hoping she doesn't actually bring it to Central Park (at least until after the concert's over).
Read on for previews of Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?, The Assistants, Eureka and Ghost Adventures.
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Thomas Jane and Patricia Arquette
Patricia Arquette has decided to call off her divorce from husband Thomas Jane.
The Medium star filed papers Wednesday to ...
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LL Cool J, NCIS: Los Angeles
Starting Sept. 22, NCIS fans will double their pleasure when CBS' high-rated procedural is followed by the series premiere of NCIS: Los Angeles. The much-heralded spin-off concerns the L.A.-based Office of Special Projects and its own team of Special Agents, led by Chris O'Donnell and LL Cool J. Here, the man who famously rapped about "Going Back to Cali" reveals how he landed in Los Angeles this TV season.
TVGuide.com: That was quite a performance you gave at the CBS upfronts. [LL Cool J surprised the crowd with a rousing performance of "Mama Said Knock You Out."]
LL Cool J: Oh, thank you, man. I had a good time with that.
TVGuide.com: Had you been on the hunt for a TV gig?
LL Cool J: I had a deal with CBS for about three years, and we were looking for the right show. We tried a few things and they weren't really right, but when this opportunity came along, I met with [NCIS boss] Shane Brennan and we clicked instantly. It felt like the right thing.
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TVGuide.com: Tell me about the first meeting between you and Chris O'Donnell. How did it go?
LL Cool J: Very, very ...
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America's Got Talent
Some recent ratings highlights:
• On Tuesday, America's Got Talent ranked second behind an NCIS repeat, drawing 10.4 million total viewers. Come Wednesday, Talent topped the night with an audience of 11.7 mil (up 390K week-to-week).
• Among Tuesday premieres, SyFy's Warehouse 13 scored 3.5 mil, ranking as the cabler's ...
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Jason Bateman
Funnyman Jason Bateman says his struggle with drugs and alcohol in the 1990s was "like Risky Business for 10 years."
"I'd worked so hard that by the time I was 20, I wanted to play hard. And I did that really well," Bateman told Details.
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The 40-year-old former child star (The Hogan Family, Silver Spoons) said his substance abuse nearly destroyed his ...
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