Judge Judy Released from Hospital

Judge Judy is ready to pick up her gavel again. TV judge Judy Sheindlin was released from a Los Angeles-area hospital Thursday after an overnight stay following a health scare.

A Bones bundle of joy is on the way. Emily Deschanel and husband David Hornsby are expecting a baby later this year, People reports.

The Starks of Winterfell have a saying: Winter is coming. Well, it looks like it might have arrived, judging from one of four first-look photos released for HBO's highly anticipated series Game of Thrones. Based on the epic fantasy novels by George R.R. Martin, the series follows the intrigues and struggles over the Iron Throne.

Who needs the grimness and drama of Oz? The upcoming Crackle Web series Jailbait offers a more humorous take on life behind bars. TVGuide.com has your first look at the 10-webisode comedy starring John Lehr (TBS' 10 Items or Less) as Oswald "Ozzie" O'Connor, a guy who accidentally buys drugs in a sting operation and is now facing nine months in prison. It's quite an adjustment for his sunny personality, and he naively observes, "Prison is just an uncomfortable environment and they're very successful at it."

Top Chef bad boy Marcel Vigneron brings his culinary chemistry set and perfectionist attitude to the Syfy cooking show Marcel's Quantum Kitchen, which premieres Tuesday at 10/9c. So how does a cooking show wind up on a science-fiction network? "It's mainly about understanding the science behind cooking," he tells TVGuide.com. "We're creating a lot of the things people haven't seen before and have never done before, so that's where you get the fiction."

Before Greendale's favorite study group engages in paintball warfare for the two-part May 12 finale, they'll have a few more adventures, ranging from a birthday to a birth. The cast and crew of Community dished to TVGuide.com what else to expect for the remainder of the season. Your episode-by-episode guide of what's to come:

Could Larisa Oleynik's recurring guest spot on Hawaii Five-0 mean a new love interest for Alex O'Loughlin's Steve McGarrett? "Gosh, that's certainly been the question on all of my single friends' minds," Oleynik tells TVGuide.com. The former Secret World of Alex Mack star begins her multiple-episode run on the CBS drama on Monday playing Jenna Kaye, a CIA agent visiting from Langley, Va. "The thing is when it comes to romance with one of the leads, I kind of hope not. I really like all of their romantic story lines so far. So I don't know if it's in the cards, but listen, I won't complain if it is."

Vampires and comedy writers took top honors at the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) Media Award in New York Saturday. HBO's supernatural hit True Blood won for Outstanding Drama Series. The show features numerous gay characters — some are human (Nelsan Ellis' Lafayette) and others are vampires, like Russell Edgington, the vampire king of Mississippi. Denis O'Hare, who plays Russell, was on hand to accept the award.

What has contributed to Robert Pattinson's film success? It's got to be the hair. In an interview with MTV, the Twilight star gamely discusses the evolution of his scene-stealing locks, ranging from the so-called "Wavy Forest" and "The Cullen Pouf" to the "Windswept What the F---" and "Controlled Chaos." He admits that he's partial to the "forest thing" and even recalls walking the red carpet for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix in 2007.

Jennifer Lopez's new song, "Invading My Mind," has invaded the Internet. The American Idol judge's new track has leaked online The song, from her upcoming Island Def Jam album "Love?," follows "On the Floor," which features Pitbull. "Invading My Mind" is all about Lopez, though, and is a high energy, super-dance-y track.

Bradley Cooper may be the star of Limitless, but his relationship with Renée Zellweger has come to an end. The Hollywood couple has broken up, according to People. The two first met when they worked together on the 2009 film Case 39.

Rebecca Black doesn't have to worry about any cyberbullying from Simon Cowell. The X Factor creator counts himself as a fan of the 13-year-old YouTube sensation who's been drawing criticism for the viral hit "Friday," according to EW.

Heather Locklear won't have to dig deep for her next role. She'll be playing a famous actress. The former Melrose Place star has landed a lead role in CBS' sitcom pilot, The Assistants, according to Deadline. She'll play Ali, a big-name actress whose emotional problems and insecurities may have led to her success.

Sad but true: The beginning of the end for the boy wizard is upon us. Take a peek at the trailer for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, the final installment of the Harry Potter film series, which hits theaters on July 15.

A producer for Charlie Sheen's Violent Torpedo of Truth/Defeat is Not An Option tour is revealing details about the upcoming event. Joey Scoleri says the 21-date tour will feature monologues that will range from "hysterically funny to dark to very thought provoking," E! reports. Sheen won't be using professional writers, however, instead relying on whatever comes to mind (as the actor has done for his Web series Sheen's Korner).

Ginnifer Goodwin is officially changing her name to... Ginnifer. Turns out the Big Love star was born actually born "Jennifer Michelle Goodwin." She now wants to make her professional name, "Ginnifer," the real deal, TMZ reports.

Grant Show will be heading to Miami as a recurring guest star on USA's Burn Notice, EW reports. Show will play a CIA operative named Max opposite Jeffrey Donovan's Michael Westen. He'll appear in the fifth season premiere, titled "Company Man," as well as in two more episodes.

Rebecca Black has made peace with the backlash from her song-turned-Web phenomenon "Friday" — but not before she cried. In an interview with Good Morning America on Friday, the 13-year-old said that she's been cyberbullied. One commenter wrote her with, "I hope you cut yourself and I hope you get an eating disorder so you'll look pretty. I hope you cut and die."

Anyone who doubted that Friday Night Lights star Adrianne Palicki could fill Wonder Woman's bustier and boots can now judge for themselves. NBC on Friday released the first image of Palicki in costume for the Wonder Woman reboot. In February, she was confirmed to play the DC Comics hero -- along with alter egos Diana Prince and Themyscira Industries C.E.O. Diana Themyscira.

Syfy's supernatural roommates will be extending their lease. The cable channel announced Thursday that it ordered a second season of Being Human, a U.S. remake of a British drama. It centers on three Bostonians who share a brownstone and their supernatural secrets — Aidan (Sam Witwer) is a vampire, Josh (Sam Huntington) a werewolf, and Annie (Meaghan Rath) a ghost. The trio try to assimilate and lead normal lives.

Could Senor Chang become Papa Chang? On Thursday's Community, the study group throws a baby shower for Shirley (Yvette Nicole Brown). Also, Chang (Ken Jeong) has warmed up to the possibility that he could be the father of her baby, but the only problem is that Shirley feels that Andre (Malcolm Jamal Warner) would make the better, saner choice.

"Josh Holloway is as sexy, as dreamy as you would expect, even more so than he was in Lost I think," Joel McHale told TVGuide.com at Tuesday's PaleyFest tribute to Community. Holloway, who played Southern rogue Sawyer on Lost, guest-stars on Community's two-part hourlong season finale on Thursday, May 12. "You really get to see his comedic side," said McHale. "He nails it. He's so funny. He was such a good guy, great to have around. I would follow him on to any set and then they would handcuff me and escort me out."
