London, December 1: “The X Factor” performance was called as Britney Spears' comeback. Millions of people in anticipation tuned in to watch Britney as she performed her new single “Womanizer”, but they were only left disappointed.

New York, November 25: The Brits dominated the International Emmys at the awards night held on Monday, bagging seven out of the ten awards.

David Suchet won the best actor award for his portrayal of Robert Maxwell in the 2007 BBC biography series titled “Maxwell.” He played the role of the British media tycoon who encounters scandals every other day in his life throughout his lifetime.

After Misty May-Treanor, another Olympic champion Maurice Greene got eliminated from the U.S. dance competition series 'Dancing with the Stars.' His journey ended in the eighth week of the hit ABC dance show.

Laura White, on Saturday, got evicted from the British television music talent show, 'The X Factor,' becoming the fifth contestant to be booted off the show.

Chicago, November 9:It might not have come straight from the horse’s mouth. It may not be official as yet, but the talk of the town is that Oprah Winfrey will go off air from the "Oprah Winfrey Show" by 2011.

Los Angeles -- Bob Balaban has signed on to direct the U.S. television movie "Georgia O'Keeffe," starring Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons, Lifetime said Thursday.

Balaban, an actor-writer who helped pen and produce "Gosford Park," will direct the TV movie about the famous artist, which was written by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Cristofer.

"Lifetime is committed to being a destination for top creative talent, providing an environment that allows filmmakers to deliver their projects to a broad audience," Tanya Lopez, Lifetime Networks senior vice president of original movies, said in a statement. "In working with such brilliant and respected actors as Joan Allen and Jeremy Irons, Lifetime reiterates its commitment to the production of first-rate motion picture projects."

New York -- Production has begun in New York on "Cupid," a new romantic dramedy starring Bobby Cannavale and Sarah Paulson, ABC said Thursday.

Cannavale is best known for his work on "Will & Grace" and Paulson starred in the short-lived series "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip."

"In 'Cupid,' Trevor (Cannavale) is a larger-than-life character who may or may not be the Roman god of love, Cupid. Trevor insists that he was sent to earth to bring couples together," ABC said in a news release. "As fate would have it, he is under the care of famous psychologist and self-help author Dr. Claire Allen (Paulson,) who is also dedicated to helping lonely hearts find their soul mates. While she agrees with his cause, she questions whether he's crazy or really is Cupid."

Los Angeles -- Hollywood actor Emilio Estevez has signed up to guest star on an upcoming episode of "Two and a Half Men," CBS announced Thursday.

The sit-com stars Estevez's real-life brother, Charlie Sheen.

Estevez will play character Charlie's former drinking and partying buddy who drops by for a visit.

"My dad (Martin Sheen) did the show a couple of years ago, so it was only a matter of time until someone of my brother's talent could also come and play in our sandbox," Charlie Sheen said in a statement.

Estevez's film credits include "The Breakfast Club," "St. Elmo's Fire,"
"Young Guns" and "Young Guns II." Estevez also wrote, directed and starred in the critically acclaimed film "Bobby," a film about the assassination of Sen.

After Cloris Leachman, another veteran actress Susan Lucci has become the latest casualty of the celebrity dance competition. The "All My Children" actress and her professional partner, Tony Dovolani, were voted off Wednesday night of the hit ABC competition series.

Washington, United States, November 6: ABC news topped the ratings Tuesday night with their coverage of the Presidential race garnering an average of 9.3 rating/13 share.