•    Former Tampa Bay coach Jon Gruden is replacing Tony Kornheiser on ESPN's "Monday Night Football" after Kornheiser cited a fear of flying in his decision to leave after three years.
•    In England, Elizabeth Adeney is getting ready to enter the record books as the world's oldest mom at age 66.
•    Scientists now say that sugar causes wrinkles.
•    NBC has renewed the nerd-spy comedy Chuck for 13 more episodes next fall.
•    ABC has renewed "Better off Ted" (a personal favorite) and announced that Kelsey Grammar, Patricia Heaton and Courtney Cox are each getting new comedies of their own.
•    Tonight, Carrie Underwood guest stars on "American Idol." Tomorrow night, when the winner is announced, Lionel Richie, Carlos Santana, Cyndi Lauper, Queen Latifah, Black Eyed Peas and Keith Urban will all provide live performances.
•    Woody Allen agreed Monday to a $5 million settlement in his lawsuit accusing a trendy clothing company of using an image parodying him as a rabbi without his permission.
•    Meanwhile, Lady Gaga will be performing on "Dancing with the Stars" tonight.
•    Sarah Palin's daughter, Bristol, received her high school diploma over the weekend.
•    Wayman Tisdale -- who played college hoops at Oklahoma, 12 seasons in the NBA and later became a top jazz musician, has died after a two-year battle with cancer. He was 44.
•    Amy Poehler was a special guest star on the "Saturday Night Live" season finale over the weekend. It was also the final "It's Saturday night... " for Don Pardo, who has been the voice of the show since it came on the air in 1975.
•    Eminem is planning a free show in Detroit on the same day his album "Relapse" is released. He announced plans for the show on his MySpace page.
•    Cynthia Nixon says she's now engaged to her girlfriend.
•    Jimmy Fallon is doing everything he can to reassemble the cast of "Saved by the bell." I don't know why.
•    Jamie Foxx starring in the life story of Frank Sinatra? Huh?