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As a photographer in London found out a couple months ago, and then a neighbor discovered in Calabasas soon afterward, Justin Bieber can become quite animated at times.

But the superstar will literally become a cartoon this Sunday when he cameos on The Simpsons, stopping by the Fox sitcom as himself on "The Fabulous Faker Boy."

As producer Al Jean teases to Entertainment Weekly, Bieber will attempt to enter a Springfield talent show, only "they won't admit him."

The nerve! Get your first look at Bieber on the iconic program now and then visit our friends at TV Fanatic for an updated section of The Simpsons quotes.

They've been through hybrids, werewolves, ghosts and a whole lot more.

But can the seniors of Mystic Falls High School make it through graduation day in one piece?

The CW has released photos from the May 16 season finale of The Vampire Diaries and they depict a smiling Caroline, Elena and Bonnie... although it seems unlikely such good moods will last.

The images also give us a look at Klaus bidding farewell to Caroline, he's needed in New Orleans on the upcoming spinoff, The Originals.

Who will live and who will die on the finale? We'll find out in two weeks.

Visit our friends at TV Fanatic and their Vampire Diaries spoilers section now for many more finale images!

Nominations for the 2013 Daytime Emmy Awards are out.

The ceremony will air on HLN on Sunday, June 16 and, aside from pitting soap opera against soap opera, will also place Good Morning America in direct competition with Today.

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What happens when an Olympic champion, a boy band member, a comedian and a boxer get into the kitchen together?

That question as answered on the latest edition of Chopped: All-Stars, as Johnny Weir competed against Joey Fatone, Judy Gold and Laila Ali for the chance to win $50,000 for charity.

These amateur cooks were tasked with creating an appetizer recipe, a dinner recipe and a dessert recipe out of such unusual ingredients as avocados, sweet orange gelatin cups and circus peanuts.

Who came out on top? Who moved on to the finals? Whose grilled chicken tenders were simply not up to par?

Visit our friends at Food Fanatic now for a full Chopped: All-Stars review!

Two and a Half Men has been renewed for an 11th season by CBS.

Stars Ashton Kutcher and Jon Cryer have each inked one-year deals to return, while Angus T. Jones will appear at least part-time this fall.

His future had been in doubt since Angus T. Jones ranted against the show, calling it "filth" and saying he wanted to leave in a 2012 video.

That hatchet has been buried, however. While the 19-year-old will likely go to college after this season, he'll recur on Men when available.

Excited for an 11th year of Two and a Half Men - which will now go at least three seasons after Charlie Sheen's epic flameout? Sound off!

The CW is officially taking viewers to New Orleans.

Following last night's backdoor pilot of The Originals, the network has ordered this Vampire Diaries to series for the fall. It will appear on the 2013-2014 schedule.

And so will Beauty and the Beast and Hart of Dixie, both of which were also renewed by The CW.

These shows join Arrow, Supernatural and The Vampire Diaries as programs that have been picked up by the network. No word yet on Nikita or The Carrie Diaries.

But it's not looking good for either.

This (not) just in: People love Duck Dynasty!

The A&E reality show shattered records for the network on Wednesday night, as its season finale took the gang to Hawaii and took the show to new heights.

Over 10 million households tuned in and, for comparison's sake, consider...

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Despite middling ratings and buzz that died down a long time ago, Fox made the surprising decision today to renew Glee for Season 5... and Season 6!

Kevin Reilly - Chairman of Entertainment for Fox Broadcasting Company - spoke glowingly of the series upon making the announcement:

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Sorry, television fans.

But your favorite Friends will not be there for you ever again on the small screen.

Responding to a rumor that cropped up on the Internet yesterday for some reason, co-creator Marta Kauffman tells E! News that Monica, Chandler and company have said their final goodbyes.

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Fox has pulled a Family Guy episode from the Internet for a very understandable reason:

It depicts its main character causing several deaths at the Boston Marathon.

At one point during the installment, Peter Griffin is asked by Bob Costas about his performance at the event. The cartoon then flashes to Peter running down runners wit his car.

Later on, Peter befriends a terrorist and accidentally blows up a bridge.

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