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Jonah Hill hosts Saturday Night Live this week with musical guest The Shins. Can we hope for a cameo from 21 Jump Street co-star Channing Tatum?

Tila Tequila has agreed to seek help. The reality star has consented to enter rehab for substance abuse and treatment of psychological issues a week after her suicide scare, TMZ reports. VIDEO: Tila Tequila hospitalized after drug overdose

Philadelphia Cream Cheese won't be spreading the good word during GCB. Kraft has decided that it will no longer advertise its cream cheese during ABC's midseason show, which is based on the book series Good Christian Bitches, TMZ reports.

All-American Muslim is no more. TLC's reality series about five Lebanese American Muslim families living in Dearborn, Mich., has not been renewed for a second season, TVGuide.com has confirmed. The Detroit Free Press first reported the news.

After a grueling, nausea-inducing Hollywood week and uneven semifinals, American Idol has chosen its Top 13, who begin the live final performances Wednesday (8/7c, Fox). TVGuide.com spent some time with the lucky 13, and learned more about the people behind those voices.

Tina Fey and Lindsay Lohan go way back... but the 30 Rock creator wasn't able to be there as planned when her young friend hosted Saturday Night Live.

Who's that girl... in Schmidt's bedroom? It's not Jess! New Girl's resident buff lothario Schmidt (Max Greenfield) has had his share of no-strings hookups, but his most recent conquest -- Jess' best friend Cece -- is a little problematic. Not only is Cece ashamed of being with the awkwardly arrogant Schmidt, but for some reason, she just keeps coming back to him while keeping Jess (Zooey Deschanel) from finding out about the affair. At some point this season after New Girl returns on Tuesday (9/8c, FOX), Jess will learn her best friend's secret.

"We're feeling pretty confident," executive producer Russ Krasnoff said Saturday at the PaleyFest panel for Community about a possible fourth-season renewal for the NBC comedy. "Look, it's because of the people who love our show and the fact that they were so upset when it went away... [Also,] the people at NBC love the show." Love doesn't necessarily translate to airtime, however. The cult-favorite sitcom went on an indefinite hiatus in early December, a move that did not bode well for the show's future. Only last month did NBC announce that Community would return on Thursday, March 15 at 8/7c to continue its third season. With so many shows on the bubble, can smart comedies survive? When moderator Alan Sepinwall of HitFix.com asked star Gillian Jacobs how she liked having her character Britta become synonymous for being the worst at everything, she joked, "It's so great because I feel that sort of hit right before the show got pulled. So NBC 'Britta'd' it. We gave our fans such a great...

On Friday's Spartacus: Vengeance, we see that Glaber has fully embraced his inner depraved villain, and this does not bode well for the rebels. After their recent success, Spartacus and his men want to take down Rome's giant arena next. In order to do so, however, they start training to use a bow and arrow and then plan to visit Neapolis so they can recruit the strong slaves coming into port. Meanwhile, poor Naevia is traumatized after all the rape, so her reunion with Crixus is bittersweet since they can't consummate their love. Also, Spartacus isn't able to sway Gannicus to their cause, and before he leaves them, he's accused of stealing their map to Neapolis. Although an epic fight between the two men ensues, it turns out that the blonde slave girl Chadara -- whom Mira shoots with her newfound archery skills -- is the culprit and was trying to sneak off with the map.

Please join Hollywood Girls Night for an evening of gossip, grub and girly cocktails. RSVP appreciated. Friends Ali Landry and Alison Sweeney, aka The Alis, wanted more quality time with their busy Hollywood gal pals who juggled their careers with motherhood. Thus, a series of themed dinner parties was born, which evolved into TV Guide Network's five-part series, Hollywood Girls Night, premiering Sunday at 9/8c.

It's about time the women got to be part of the action on Spartacus: Vengeance, and we're not just talking about between the sheets. This season's female ex-slaves have become an integral part of the resistance movement. Mira in particular helped orchestrate the demolition of Capua's gladiator arena and has also proven to be fierce in the field. In one skirmish, she even took a flying leap and landed on a Roman guard, stabbing him repeatedly.

Titus Welliver, best known as Lost's Man in Black, drops by Grimm on Friday, but will he bring good or evil tidings? Nick (David Giuntoli) has unwittingly been dealing with an unknown antagonist, his very own Capt. Renard (Sasha Roiz), whose agenda is still unknown to viewers. He's apparently some sort of royalty among the creature kind and has enough pull to get others killed without getting his own hands (paws?) dirty. In Friday's episode ((9/8c, NBC ), the captain will start to exhibit odd behavior when he comes in contact with some rare coins that have turned up from a failed robbery.

There are two main questions to address when considering who will become the American Idol Season 11 finalists: Which of the 25 semifinalists have the chops or potential fan support to make the cut? And, just how many finalists are there going to be anyway? Answers will come in Thursday's two-hour ...

Trekkers, set your DVRs for late March. Leonard Nimoy, who originated the role of eminently logical Vulcan Spock in the Star Trek franchise, will guest-star in the March 29 episode of CBS' The Big Bang Theory, TVLine reports.

Adam Arkin just can't quit Justified. The actor had previously directed five episodes of FX's Western-themed series and will next guest-star on two episodes this season, EW reports.

Bristol Palin can't get enough of the reality show spotlight. The daughter of former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin will star in her own docuseries on Lifetime called Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp, the network announced Wednesday. As the name indicates, the series will focus on the younger Palin being a single mother to her toddler son Tripp as she adjusts to living alone in Alaska.

Lindsay Lohan returns to Studio 8H to host Saturday Night Live with musical guest Jack White this week, but will she bring the funny? Watch Lindsay Lohan's Today interview In these NBC promos, we see LiLo and cast member Keenan Thompson goofing around and even playing with the concept of "Lind-sanity" (their word, not ours). But we couldn't help but notice that Lohan is looking a little... stiffer around the face these days? Has she had some work done? Has community service altered her appearance?

The Nanny star Charles Shaughnessy will drop by for an upcoming episode of ABC's crime drama Castle, ABC has confirmed. The actor had tweeted out the news with a YouTube video co-starring his shaggy dog Barrington on Tuesday.

After playing a terrorist on Homeland, Marin Ireland is jumping networks to another deadly drama. The actress will be joining the second season of AMC's mystery series The Killing in a potentially recurring role, TVLine reports. She'll play Liz, a strong-willed blue collar worker who happens to also be the sister of Det. Stephen Holder (Joel Kinnaman).

Move over, Emily Deschanel and David Boreanaz. An all-new Brennan and Booth are in town. Ashley Jones and Jordan Belfi have been cast as the big-screen versions of Bones' crime-solving duo, TVLine reports.

On Friday's Spartacus: Vengeance, Gannicus is back! But what havoc does the former Champion of Capua wreak in his old gladiator stomping grounds? Don't look at Gannicus. Turns out that it's Spartacus' men who are behind the biggest, baddest arena bloodbath to date. Spartacus and Co. find new digs at an abandoned structure and learn that Rhaskos, Crixus and Oenomaus are to be executed. Spartacus can't resist trying to save them, even if this means sneaking into an arena full of Romans who have been hunting him. Meanwhile, Gannicus has returned to Capua and in his mind, acting as Oenomaus' executioner will give the former Doctore the glorious, noble gladiator's death he deserves. That will totally make up for sleeping with his wife before she died! Not an awkward reunion at all.

Paula Deen, the butter queen, will continue to spread her Southern style on television... but perhaps not as thick. After revealing that she has Type 2 diabetes in January, Deen is ready to move on and promote her slightly less fatty cuisine. Just don't expect her to throw out that tub of butter completely. "I am who I am. But what I will be doing is offering up lighter versions of my recipes," the Food Network star told The Associated Press at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival on Friday. "I will have a broader platform now, trying to do something for everybody. But you know, I'm Southern by roots. I was taught [to cook] by my grandmother and nothing I can do would change that."
