Janet Hubert isn't letting Wendy Williams' touching speech about the late Whitney Houston, recently on Williams' self-titled talker, move her. The original Aunt Viv from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and One Life To Live alum has written the talk show host an open letter on EURWeb.com, ripping her a new one for her attacks on Houston and other celebrities over the years. READ MORE

Might Janet Jackson fill an open judge seat on The X Factor? According to The Hollywood Reporter, the pop icon “has expressed interest in joining the show.” However,THR also revealed,  “any talks are currently in the preliminary stages.”  Reportedly, Pink and Katy Perry are also being mentioned as possible judges who Simon Cowell is interested in bringing onboard.

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Kal Penn has been cast to star in a new single-camera comedy pilot for ABC.  From the writers/producers of That 70’s Show, Jackie and Jeff Filgo, Prairie Dogs revolves around a dull cubicle worker (Penn) who enlists the cool conman who stole his identity to help spice up his life.  READ MORE

Ah, that wonderful time of the year is just around the corner, Valentine's Day. Glee has released their latest clip on what viewers can expect from the gang over at McKinley High. Puck (Mark Salling) gets double the loving, with two WMH's beauties, while tone deaf Sugar (Vanessa Lengies) is caught up in a love triangle invovling fellow Gleekers Artie (Kevin McHale) and Rory (Damian McGinty). Peep the clip below! READ MORE

Former Full House, General Hospital and ER star John Stamos has landed a new pilot on Fox. According to Deadline, Stamos will star in the single-camera comedy pilot Little Brother. Reportedly, Stamos will portray “a man (Stamos) who finds out that he has a half-brother (Miller) he never knew who also happens to be an ex-con.” T.J Miller has been cast as the younger brother of Stamos' character.

Deadline reported, on January 30, that Stamos was was in preliminary talks to star in the project.

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After eight seasons it looks like the doctor will no longer be in at Fox’s House. The show’s executive producers David Shore, Katie Jacobs and star Hugh Laurie announced the show is in its final season, according to Zap2it.

The site also takes look back at how great the 2004-2205 television season was for introducing quality series like The Office, Grey’s Anatomy, Desperate Housewives, Lost, Boston Legal, The Biggest Loser, CSI: NY, Medium, Numb3rs and Battlestar Galactica.

We're not sure what was in the pilot-season air leading up to the fall of '04 -- maybe the broadcast nets saw the continued success of HBO and the inroads FX was making into original programming and decided to take a bet on antiheroes ("House"), a high-concept serialized drama ("Lost") and a satire/embrace of suburbia and prime-time soaps ("Desperate Housewives"). But it was a burst of risk-taking rarely seen in network TV READ MORE