Did you catch the last episode of Survivor? We won’t spoil the fun by telling you all the details. Instead, click here to get the results and behind the scenes clips that were never aired. It’ll be your last “Survivor fix” before the next season! You can also read this for a synopsis.

Jennie Garth “returns home” to her most famous address. The actress has officially signed up for a part in the new 90210.

David Archoleta’s a sweetheart and a strong candidate to win American Idol — if his dad doesn’t ruin it all for him.

Jeff Archoleta’s been a meddler from the start, but after the “Stand By Me” debacle (he insisted on changing the song’s lyrics) he’s been banned from backstage. Apparently the show had to fork over a lot of money to the enraged publisher of the song.

Face it, Jeff. Your son isn’t going to win this show by being “creative” — that’s David Cook’s strength. Nor are you going to get far into the business by being a schmuck — that’s Simon Cowell’s.

The reality show Rock the Cradle was full of happy surprises. Kenny Loggins’s son, Crosby, won (“My ulitmate goal was to come in second!” he said. And then Britney Spears made a guest appearance.

No she was not there to personally witness Blaze Snider (Dee’s son) sing his version of her hit “…Baby One More Time.” She was supporting her manager Larry Rudolph, who is on the show’s panel of judges.

Jason Castro was eleminated from American Idol, but is anyone really surprised? Mr. Space Cadet gave a “Karaoke” performance of “I shot the Sheriff” and then he forgot the lyrics of “Mr. Tambourine Man.” The only big surprise is that he got to the Final Four at all.

But Jason hasn’t lost his sense of humor.

Everyone thought that Marissa Jaret Winokur and Tony Dovolani would be eliminated from Dancing With the Stars, but it turned out that Mario and partner Karina Smirnoff were sent home. He took it gracefully, though.

“I’ve had a great time, a great partner and great competition,” Mario said: “Len, thank you for all the comments you made. Ultimately, you helped me become a better ballroom dancer. The comment about me being an inspiration to young people, I want to say that the real great ones are the young men and women fighting for our country…I had a ball. Thank you guys.”

And it’s the toughest job of all: being a mom. Angela Kinsey, one of the stars of The Office, has just given birth to a healthy baby girl: Isabel Ruby Lieberstein.

Kinsey, 36, announced her pregnancy on her MySpace blog last November.

Cameron Diaz opens up about her dad in an interview with Today’s show Meredith Viera. “I think we’re just so fortunate as a family – to have the family that we have.” But don’t worry… the interview was mostly happy!

With her checkered past, disgraced teen queen Lindsay Lohan has decided to make her comeback via a guest spot on ABC’s “Ugly Betty” as a former schoolmate of Betty. The past year has been a less than pleasant one for the actress, where she was arrested for drunk driving and has been in and out of rehab several times.

Renee Zellweger is to produce a film for Lifetime Television - a story about Breast Cancer. The film, “Living Proof” which stars Harry Connick j.r., tells the true story of the UCLA doctor who develops groundbreaking drugs to save the lives of millions of women. Zellweger teamed up with her “Chicago” producers to make this film.