Lost's Josh Holloway to Become a Dad

Lost's Josh Holloway is soon going to acquire a whole new set of skills for life off the island: The actor, 39, is becoming a dad.

Camp Rock's heroine Demi Lovato isn't reserving her song and dance routines for summertime. The up-and-coming Disney darling is premiering her own music video for "La La Land" Friday, December 19 (Disney Channel, 8 pm/ET). The video for the song, a pop-rock track written by Lovato and the Jonas Brothers, promises to...More, after the jump.

Holiday cheer is arriving early for emerging awards season favorites, starting with 30 Rock, Breaking Bad and The Simpsons. The trio leads nominations from the Writers Guild of America, with winners to be announced February 7. The WGA announced its awards roster on Monday, with a range of new and established series getting nods, Variety reports. Drama nominations included Dexter, Friday Night Lights, Lost, Mad Men and (wait for it!)...More, after the jump.

Jonny Lee Miller and his wife, actress Michele Hicks, have welcomed a baby boy into their lives. Buster Timothy Miller was born Wednesday, weighing in at 9 lbs. He's their first child.
In the aftermath of Wall Street's fall and in the face of crumbling faith in big business' self-regulation, it seems like the right time for TNT's Leverage. The drama series, which kicks off Dec. 7 (10 pm/ET), follows a group of unlikely allies who team up to right wrongs against average people and get revenge through elaborate con games. Part high-tech spy thriller, part goofy comedy, the rag-tag Leverage crew is helmed by Nate Ford (Timothy Hutton), a former insurance investigator who hits rock bottom before he's offered a con gig that leads him to assemble a team of specialized thieves, martial arts experts and more — and start over with a new sense of purpose. TVGuide.com sat down with Hutton to get inside the mind of Nate Ford and find out what twists are in store for his team in its premiere season. Plus, the actor, who has numerous film projects on the horizon (and in 1980, at the age of 20, won an Oscar his supporting role in Ordinary People), shares what drew him back to TV.

Since she became half of one of the world's most famous couples, Katie Holmes has been under the scrutiny of the spotlight alongside her husband, Tom Cruise. Yet, the actress, 29, insists that the public perception of her is all wrong. "There's a misperception about me that I just became this wallflower, this woman who doesn't have any control of her life," she says in the upcoming T: The New York Times Style Magazine. "And that's pretty wrong. From the very beginning..." Get more of Katie, after the jump.

Hockey star Sean Avery has been skating on thin ice, and he knows it. The Dallas Stars player apologized Wednesday for comments he made about ex-girlfriend Elisha Cuthbert (aka 24's Kim Bauer) that unleashed potential disciplinary action and a public reprimand. "I should not have made those comments and I recognize that they were inappropriate," he said in a statement. "It was a bad attempt to build excitement for the game, but I am now acutely aware of how hurtful my actions were." His apology came on the heels of criticism for an interview he gave Dec. 2. "I love Canada," he began. "I just wanted to comment on how..." More, after the jump.

Finding a distinctly new nominations rhythm, the Grammys announced this year's nominees in an all-star concert countdown Wednesday, hosted by LL Cool J and Taylor Swift. The unlikely emcee matchup set the tone for many of the categories' diverse nominees, starting with Lil Wayne and Coldplay topping this year's nominations count with eight and seven nods, respectively. Going head-to-head for top album of the year are Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III, Coldplay's Viva La Vida (both of which were top selling LPs in 2008) and Radiohead's In Rainbows. Joining them are Ne-Yo's Year of the Gentleman and Robert Plant's Raising Sand, on which he collaborated with bluegrass crooner Alison Krauss. Krauss and Plant also overlap with the nominations for best record of the year, along with Adele, Coldplay, Leona "Bleeding Love" Lewis and M.I.A. More Grammy nominations, after the jump.

Grey's Anatomy will have a new patient this winter — and he won't be an easy one to treat. Eric Stoltz will be rolled in to Seattle Grace's halls as a serial killer in need of serious medical attention, TVGuide.com has confirmed. More details, after the jump.

After a tough couple of months, David Duchovny has something to celebrate: Californication will be back for more action. Showtime announced Wednesday that its sophomore dramedy will return for a third season, with filming set to start anew this spring. Duchovny stars as Hank Moody, a (mostly) lovable novelist with a penchant for sex, drugs and rock 'n roll, plus a tumultuous relationship with his love Karen and their precocious teen daughter, Becca.

Hills stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt may be enjoying new marital bliss, but their elopement last week has been nothing but heartache for Montag's mom. "He's manipulative and seems to have power over Heidi," Darlene Egelhoff, 46, told Us. Heidi skipped Thanksgiving with her family to head for Mexico with Spencer to marry him in secret. Egelhoff also revealed her suspicion that Heidi eloped under duress. More, after the jump.

Gossip Girl mom Kelly Rutherford (aka Lily van der Woodsen), is expecting her second child. Rutherford, who plays mother to Blake Lively (Serena van der Woodsen) on the CW series, and her entrepreneur husband are already parents to two-year-old Hermès. The couple married in 2006. Rutherford's next little one is due in June.

There are more than six weeks before the start of Lost's fifth season, but a sneak peek at the intrigue to come is already whetting our appetites for new episodes. In the small glimpse of the premiere, Kate's (Evangeline Lilly) idyllic, domestic life is interrupted by an unsettling visit from two mysterious men in suits. They want something personal from her but won't reveal their motivation — and she's not about to give them what they're after. Now that that Kate's been stripped of her safety, she has a tough choice to make. Take a look and weigh in on her plan for survival.

CSI star Marg Helgenberger (aka Catherine Willows) and her husband, actor and SAG president Alan Rosenberg, are separating. "After 19 years of marriage, Marg and Alan have decided to take some time apart," the actress' rep told People. "They love and respect each other and remain committed to their family."

Who are America's top 10 most fascinating people of 2008? Barbara Walters has made her picks (and no, we're not on it...yet), and she's featuring them all in her annual hour-long ABC special December 4 at 10 pm/ET. In Barbara Walters Presents: The 10 Most Fascinating People of 2008, the View cohost and interview queen is highlighting ten leaders in pop culture, sports, politics and entertainment and getting up close with them on their professional achievements, personal lives and public personae. Walters has announced her top nine, leaving the number one most fascinating person of 2008 to be revealed during the program. Weigh in on her picks, after the jump.

Jennifer Hudson's estranged brother-in-law has been arrested in the deaths of the Oscar-winning actress' mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew. "We have obtained an arrest warrant for William Balfour," Chicago Police Department spokeswoman Monique Bond said, according to the Associated Press. "He was released to Chicago detectives." She reportedly added that he will be charged on three counts of murder.

Lipstick Jungle fans still in fear of the series' rumored retirement may have some additional hope to hold onto. In light of renewed interest in the show, NBC has decided to move up its Friday timeslot to 9 pm/ET, Variety says. The new berth, however, sets Crusoe sailing out to Saturdays. The ladies of the Jungle will start primping in Crusoe's vacated hour starting Dec. 5.

Valentine fans may now suffer broken hearts, but fighters for Jericho can rejoice in reruns. The CW is saying good-bye to its Sunday-night buy-time deal with Media Rights Capital, and welcoming back Jericho to help fill the sudden void. One source says that the CW nixed the agreement after MRC fell behind on payments, while another insider denies the allegation...

Money really can't buy love — at least, not for Paris Hilton. The heiress and rocker Benji Madden have split up, after nine months of dating.

Fans of The Office may be missing seeing Rashida Jones at Dunder Mifflin, but they'll soon have her back on the same network. Jones has been cast in a new series from the creative minds of Office executive producers Greg Daniels, Mike Schur and Howard Klein, and fronted by Saturday Night Live alumna Amy Poehler. In the as-yet-untitled comedy, Jones will play a nurse named Ann Logan ...

The U.K.'s Daily Mail is acknowledging that an article it published about the nature of the relationship between David Duchovny and a tennis instructor is "inaccurate." "On October 19, an article about actor David Duchovny may have suggested he had an amorous relationship with a tennis coach, Edit Pakay," the paper said in a statement. "We now accept this is inaccurate and Ms. Pakay and Mr. Duchovny are only friends who used to play tennis occasionally."

What really lurks beneath The Haitian's cool exterior on Heroes? Jimmy Jean-Louis tells TVGuide.com that more details will emerge about the mysterious man who manipulates memories. "We will get to know him in Haiti, get to know his brother, get to know him," Jean-Louis promised during a launch party for Gears of War 2. But he also lamented how little we still actually know about the Haitian as a person. "Does he have a girl? Does he have a few girls? Kids?" Jean-Louis asked. "Down the line, it would be nice to have a storyline that makes him a little bit more human.
