Mitch Hurwitz places his faith in FOX again with the Will Arnett/Keri Russell vehicle Running Wilde. Arrested Development (even with critical and cult celebration) lasted 3 seasons, Sit Down, Shut Up less than one. Is the third time the charm?

The long awaited return of Glee has arrived! Tonight was packed with Sueisms, a brand new lady(?) football coach, awesome songs, and a slushie to the face. Start warming up, gleeks, it's gonna be a hell of a season.

FOX's new show Lone Star has gotten some of the best reviews of the season. Does this show, about a conman leading two lives, live up to its expectations?

To promote its upcoming return to our airwaves, here's the newest—and coolest—thing the cast of Glee has for us: a cover of Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' New York-celebrating ballad, "Empire State of Mind." Warning: it's awesome. Listen inside.

Last night in Dallas, the spotlight above Bombshells Gentleman's Club almost temporarily blinded the pilot of a landing plane 1000' above ground. Their "Look For The Spotlight" ads will no longer be running until the FAA provides approval.

Due to a happy accident of the calendar, today is 9/02/10, and diehard fans are using it as an excuse to celebrate the quintessential '90s drama, Beverly Hills 90210. It's time we have our own discussion about the show.

Today the cosmos align and the calendrical system itself bows down before the greatness that is, was, and forever shall be, Beverly Hills, 90210. On this most hallowed day, 9/02/10, we celebrate with memories of that perpetually troubled original posse.

Glee star Lea Michele turned 24 yesterday. Yay, Birthday Girl! Anyway... Billy Bush presented Michele with a birthday cake/cupcake/something while interviewing her on the Emmy red carpet, and—while she loved it—she thought it was soooooo "ghetto." Video inside.

Chris Young, running for mayor of Providence, recently appeared on the local FOX station for a disastrous interview. The worst part? Choose: a) Young bringing/reading notes, b) saying that he attends church for fun, or c) serenading the befuddled interviewer.

FOX's upcoming pilot Lone Star is one of the more anticipated shows premiering this September. It's about a con man determined go straight but first has to choose between his two identities and the women attached to each. Trailer inside.

Shepard Smith had 10 minutes to shine today as a low-speed car chase rocked the streets of Houston. Did Shep let the fact that the chase wasn't a high speed one get him down? Of course not! Video highlights inside.

Tonight marked the end of the seventh season of So You Think You Can Dance. They laughed! They cried! They danced! But, most importantly, Ellen danced. With Twitch. In a hip-hop number paying homage to the gone-too-soon, Alex Wong. OMFG.

So, the Teen Choice Awards are airing right now, and this year's watercooler moment just happened: Shaquille O'Neal presented Justin Bieber with his four awards, they flirted a bit, and then Bieber gave an awkward performace of "Smile." Video inside.

Trash talking, name calling, alcohol, and parties, oh my! On last night's Hell's Kitchen, it looked like the guys were all bros and the girls were chatty and catty. Next up: cafeteria fight and hallway brawl flashbacks? Video inside.

Tonight, in Anaheim, Major League Baseball's All-Star game is underway. This morning, the sport lost one of its most well-known figures: New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner. And as expected, the late powerhouse was honored before tonight's game. Videos inside.

Freakishly good ballet dancer (and judges' favorite) Alex Wong was sent home tonight on SYTYCD thanks to an equally freakish injury that's going to leave him recovering for three months. Naturally, plenty of tears and words of inspiration followed.

Ted Nugent was a special guest on Hannity last night, where he said "we, the Tea Partiers" are sick of Obama "spitting on the U.S. Constitution, the Bill Of Rights, the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule." You tell 'em, Nuge!

Freakishly good ballet dancer, Alex Wong, wowed the SYTYCD studio into a wild standing ovation with his insane hip hop number last night. After the cheering ceased, everyone calmed down... well... almost everyone. Adam wasn't exactly subtle with his praise.

If your summer television schedule is devoid of buddy cop comedies, here's a show to consider. Colin Hanks is the straight man, Bradley Whitford is the crazy guy and expect a rotating cast of weird criminals.

This is recently uncovered footage of Mrs. Featherbottom herself candidly proclaiming the exact reasons why a show as brilliant as Arrested Development didn't last as long as it was supposed to.