The heads of a major television studio don't have to have ESP to know that their latest purchase will be a success.

What's the best word to describe the latest addition to late night television? "What-cha!"

Lucie Jones was stunned, as well as the rest of the nation, as she became the latest contestant to be voted off ITV's "The X Factor". The 18-year-old from Wales ended up in the bottom two against the controversial John and Edward. The vote went to deadlock and was left to the public vote, not to the judges, to decide who should go. Once the bottom two had been announced the contestants took to the stage for what could have been one last time to sing their last song. John and Edward performed "Rock DJ" and Lucie performed "One Moment In Time." The mentoring judges voted for their act which left Cheryl and Simon to vote unbiased.

Former British soap "EastEnders" star Mohammed George's charity song "Broken" will be benefitting the Ben Kinsella Trust. The actor recorded a single last month, with the proceeds going directly to the charity.

Bravo's season five premiere of "The Real Housewives Of Orange County" tops previous ratings by 44 percent. The season debut was the highest rated episode of the OC version of Bravo's "Real Housewives" series.

Choreographer Mia Michaels will be back on TV. The former "So You Think You Can Dance" judge will be starring on her as-yet untitled new show.

USA's "Burn Notice" star Jeffrey Donovan took some time out to lend a hand, and his backhand, to the Chris Evert Pro-Celebrity Tennis Classic, now in its twentieth year. There, he joins other celebrities like Matt Lauer, Jon Lovitz, Elisabeth Shue, and Gavin Rossdale, in a charity event that helps abused women and children.

A man who has entertained millions will have his act viewed by a select few. And those with a DVD player are among them.

A topic that has been the subject of much scrutiny and speculation will get a closer look with the airing of a new television special.

Comedy Central has ordered a pilot for a half-hour, scripted comedy from news satire organization The Onion that is based on the popular Onion Sports Network online video series.

Rockers Bon Jovi are set to grace the stage of Bravo's "Inside the Actors Studio" Monday. The New Jersey natives are expected to talk about their 26 years of being together with host James Lipton.

Steve Carrell's latest comedy act has failed to elicit a laugh from suicide prevention groups. An episode of "The Office" has drawn criticism for its insensitivity to the issue.