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A woman is suing Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Studios for more than $50,000, claiming she was injured last April during a rush for seats while waiting to attend a taping of "The Oprah Winfrey Show." Tayna Milner says she was pushed down some stairs due to the Chicago studio's failure to control the crowd.

Geraldo Rivera's syndicated newsmagazine "Geraldo at Large" has been canceled after failing to find an audience. The mustachioed journalist will return to work at FOX News Channel where his weekend series, "At Large with Geraldo Rivera," will be re-added to the schedule and he'll be a regular contributor to "The O'Reilly Factor."

"House" costars Jennifer Morrison and Jesse Spencer, both 27, got engaged over the holidays in Paris, People reports. The couple met while shooting the pilot for the hit medical drama. Their rep says they haven't set a date yet.

Pamela Anderson is looking for "new love," as she continues with divorce proceedings from Kid Rock. "I need a man with interests outside of himself...someone with similar beliefs…that would be sexy," Anderson wrote on her official Website.

A federal judge has issued an order preventing O.J. Simpson from using the money he received for his canceled book and TV special, "If I Did It," after the family of Ron Goldman sued Simpson for fraud last month. The freeze remains in effect until a Jan. 24 hearing on the matter.

Prosecutors urged a federal appeals court Friday to uphold "Survivor" winner Richard Hatch's conviction on tax evasion charges, claiming Hatch had an opportunity to testify about why he thought the show's producers would pay his taxes, but never took it. In his appeal, Hatch claimed he was blocked from that line of testimony.

Donald Trump is considering whether to allow Miss USA Tara Conner to pose for the cover of Playboy when she gets out of rehab, a rep confirmed to "E! News."

Erik Estrada traded obscenities with an injured man during filming of the CBS reality series "Armed & Famous" after the man called him Emilio Estevez and told him he didn't know anything about Martin Luther King or the town of Muncie, Indiana, where the show takes place.

Matt Lauer celebrated his 10th anniversary on the "Today" show Friday, with an appearance from special guest Katie Couric, who said in a pre-taped segment that she made her former coworker a tinfoil bird in honor of the milestone.

HBO has greenlit a medical drama that J.J. Abrams is in final negotiations to executive produce and possibly direct, per the Hollywood Reporter.

A judge has dropped the bulk of more than 40 criminal charges filed against "Girls Gone Wild" producer Joe Francis, saying the evidence did not support the allegations involving the filming of two underage girls, who claimed they were shot in sexual situations while on spring break in 2003. Francis is still facing four felony and two misdemeanor counts in the case.

FOX has announced that "The O.C.'s" Feb. 22 season finale will double as the sun-soaked drama's series finale, finally bringing a merciful and long overdue ending to the primetime soap.

NBC Universal has pulled the plug on "The Megan Mullally Show" Wednesday, due to abysmal ratings, tvweek.com reports.

Barbara Walters is attempting to do damage control in the wake of Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell's pre-Christmas war of words, clarifying on Wednesday's "View" that Trump has never filed for personal bankruptcy, as O'Donnell claimed, and is denying that she regretted hiring O'Donnell, as Trump claimed. "Rosie's on a long, planned vacation with Kelli and the kids, and not, I can promise you, with Donald Trump," Walters said, by way explaining her boisterous co-host's absence. Meanwhile, Donald Trump told "Inside Edition" that Walters seems to be changing her tune. "As Barbara well knows, that is not what she told me," he said in a phone interview Wednesday. "However, I fully understand why Barbara has to say that, she has no other choice. What is she going to say, 'I told Donald Trump some negative things about Rosie?'"

Jay Mohr and Nikki Cox exchanged vows in Los Angeles last Friday, according to People magazine. It's the second marriage for Mohr, the first for Cox.

"Lost's" Emilie de Ravin has separated from her husband, Josh Janowicz, after six months of marriage, her publicist said Wednesday. The couple married in Melbourne, Australia in June.

"Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!" have been re-upped through the 2011-2012 season, CBS Television Distribution CEO Roger King announced Tuesday.

"60 Minutes" are making no attempt to replace the late Ed Bradley in the middle of its season, instead spreading his workload around among other correspondents. Bradley died in November of leukemia.

Oprah Winfrey is opening her $40 million school for disadvantaged girls in South Africa Tuesday, giving 152 students a chance for a better life. The 28-building campus features computer and science labs, a library, a theater, and a wellness center. "If you are surrounded by beautiful things and wonderful teachers who inspire you, that beauty brings out the beauty in you," Winfrey said of her reasoning for making the school so lavish.

Rod Stewart, director Peter Greenaway, and TV star Penelope Keith were named Commanders of the Order of the British Empire in the Queen's New Year's Honors list Monday. Hugh Laurie received the slightly less exalted accolade of Officer of the Order of the British Empire.

William Shatner has agreed to serve as master of ceremonies at the Space Camp Hall of Fame induction banquet in June, marking the U.S. Space Camp's 25th anniversary.

Mario Lopez will host the 2007 Miss America Pageant, airing live from Las Vegas on CMT Jan. 29.

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