CBS's Undercover Boss, in which a corporate CEO is beatified for doing normal jobs for a few days, is this season's hottest advertainment hit. Now, the show is reportedly coming to Wall Street. Glorious! We can already imagine it...

On last night's mystery machine we were focused on a touching Hurley story, but in the end it was another character who came out of the background and shocked us all.

We hear implants and a dirty photo shoot are in Mama Rose's plans. This actress had a photo shoot standing next to her babydaddy's girlfriend. This star doesn't want any pictures taken of his overworked staff. Someone call Annie Leibovitz.

Zatarain's! HBO has already renewed their new drama Treme, which just premiered on Sunday night, for a second season. The president of HBO cites the show's quality, not necessarily its numbers (1.4 million), as the reason. Yay Nola. [THR]

On last night's episode of our gay community theater project, the Final Four had to duke it out over pretend awards. It was the closest to winning an award most of these people will likely ever come.

The start of the second half of Glee's freshman season starts tonight. There are a million reasons to love this show, but we always come back for the tunes. These are our favorites so far.

In a TV show guys, jeez. She's not that hard-up. Also today: pilot casting news from Patton Oswalt and others, the Footloose remake keeps hitting snags, and the original Ren lands a movie.

She has snow globes and designer duds stacked to the ceiling. This porn actress needs to get a hip replacement thanks to her heroin problem. This actor is picking up dudes at the gym. Everyone needs a clean up crew.

It's true. We are finally ready to embrace gay Jim Carrey. Also today: a new miniseries about things exploding in olden times starts to come together, important Gossip Girl news, and the truth about babies.

Well, he is very funny. But otherwise, this seems peculiar. Starting in November the jilted carrot top will do a Monday-Thursday 11pm laffer/talker on TBS, pushing George Lopez's little program to midnight. Updated

Last night was the premiere of Treme, the new show from The Wire's David Simon set in post-Katrina New Orleans. With all the artsy, smarty expectations placed on the project, how'd it fare? Well, pretty darn well.

Or maybe just her director is? Also this weekend, the kraken marches farther and farther away, Tyler Perry continues to investigate his (non-existent) marriage, and Jay Baruchel might soon become enormous.

He can't help it. The GPS voice makes him randy. This actress is embarrassed over a messy poo incident. This actor thinks he lives with a ghost. Another thesbian can't get it up. Maybe he should try GPS.

[Fame hopefuls Tim Urban and Siobhan Magnus train for future careers while watering a beautiful garden in beautiful Los Angeles while filming one of those Ford commercials over the weekend. Image via Splash]

Here is a trailer for the critically adored Sundance hit The Kids Are All Right, in which the formidable actresses play California marrieds whose teenage kids track down their sperm donor father. It looks funny, charming, and impeccably acted. NOH8!

Project Runway is all about vision and delusion. The vision to search for inspiration in the circus. The delusion these people aren't a bunch of clowns. The vision to be confident. The delusion it isn't arrogance.

It's true. He just might be. Also today: A Kurt Cobain biopic sounds seriously dreadful, HBO casts two good actresses in two good roles, a teen adventure begins, and some important news about Big Momma's House 3.

He's willing to do anything—anything—to please the producers. This reality star will only please people for a price. These rival actresses take no pleasure in working together. Hollywood is a place full of happy endings.

This week Bravo unveiled the website and held a screening for its Project Runway with easels, Work of Art: The Next Great Artist. We watch just about every program on Bravo, but this is going to be a hard sell.

Since Jon Gosselin won't let his innocent babies be on TV, TLC has charged Kate to raise other people's broods on a new series. What a cruel, cruel Twist of Kate.