Kevin Federline Welcomes Baby No. 5

Kevin Federline Kevin Federline and girlfriend Victoria Prince welcomed a daughter, Jordan Kay, on Monday, People reviews. This is actually the fifth child for Federline, 33, and also the first for Prince. The pair started dating at the end of 2008. When are you able to next catch Kevin Federline on television, online or when needed? Add him for your Watchlist and you will know without a doubt The dancer-rapper has two sons with ex-wife Britney Warrior spears: Sean Preston, 5, and Jayden, 4. He's also one boy, 7-year-old Kaleb, and something daughter, 10-year-old Kori, with ex-fiancé Shar Jackson. Federline most lately made an appearance about the seventh season of VH1's Celebrity Fit Club, throughout that they lost 30 pounds.

New Drive Trailer Motors In

Ryan Gosling will get violentIf you have been eagerly waiting for the appearance of Bronson director Nicolas Winding Refn's scorching new thriller Drive, it's not necessary to wait considerably longer because it finally will get here the following month. But and also hardwearing . anticipation levels at a negative balance zone, we are pleased to present the brand new trailer, which you'll watch below. Ryan Gosling stars like a Hollywood stunt driver, a guy who favors to reside by their own rules and moonlights among the best getaway motorists-for-hire within the criminal world. However when he's contacted to perform a project for the husband of his beautiful neighbour Irene (Carey Mulligan), he all of a sudden finds themself the prospective of some very harmful males. Soon, to maintain Irene and her boy alive, he'll want to use all his abilities...Drive not just boasts that cracking central pairing plus some amazing cinematography shot around LA, but the talents of stars for example Ron Perlman, Christina Hendricks, Oscar Isaac, Bryan Cranston and Albert Brooks, who we promise you may never quite view exactly the same way again. You will find several still for that film, which you should check out within the gallery.... Winding acquired the very best Director prize at Cannes with this, and we'll all soon understand why. Drive pulls into movie theaters on September 23.

Keck's Exclusives: Desperate Housewives Summons Sarah Paulson Back to the Lane

Sarah Paulson Sarah Paulson, last seen on Desperate Housewives back in 2007, is returning to Wisteria Lane in her role as Lynette's loser sister, Lydia. But oh how things have changed. "Lynette always helped put the pieces back in Lydia's disastrous personal life, but she is now engaged and shows up with her new fiancé," previews executive producer Bob Daily. With Lynette newly separated from Tom, Lydia is now the one offering a shoulder to cry on. "We'll hear her say, 'Oh Lynette, I'm so sorry. What can I do to help?' The seeds of sibling rivalry are planted as the roles are reversed." TV fans may also remember Sarah from such series as Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Deadwood. Making its final victory lap, Daily says Housewives also plans to bring back the Housewives' various MIA children - including Julie (Andrea Bowen), Andrew (Shawn Pyfrom) and Danielle (Joy Lauren) before May's swan song. And there's even some thought being given to introducing the grown-up version of Tom's illegitimate demon daughter, Kayla, last played by child actress Rachel Fox in 2008 before the series' five-year time jump. Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

Hanway Lands Worldwide Sales Rights To Sundance Hit 'Being Elmo'

Submarine Entertainment has made a deal with Hanway Films for the latter to handle Constance Marks' award-winningSundance documentary Being Elmo, about the creator of the iconic Sesame Street character. The doc previously picked up some rights deals when it was shopped at the Cannes Film Festival.The deal was negotiated by Josh Braun and David Koh of Submarine on behalf of Marks along with Hanway managing director Thorsten Schumacher and sales and distribution director Fabien Westerhoff. Submarine is handling an Oscar-qualifying run in major U.S. markets in the fall.

'Damages' opens to a million viewers on DirecTV

In its July 13 premiere episode of the new season, "Damages" attracted slightly more than 1 million viewers over four telecasts on DirecTV. The satcaster refused to reveal aud totals for the debut telecast, rather offering only the higher live-plus 7 number. DirecTV said it was happy with the "Damages" returns, and added that it had performed better than the final season premiere of "Friday Night Lights," which drew just over 900,000 viewers in live plus 7. However, Sony Pictures TV-produced "Damages" is far more expensive than "Friday Night Lights" -- Glenn Close is paid a healthy salary -- and the acclaimed high school football drama was shot on a small budget in Austin, Texas. The total viewers for "Damages" are much smaller on DirecTV than FX, the former cable home of the series. However, FX has a much wider total audience reach, with approximately five times as big as many households than the 19 million that receive DirecTV. Ratings for "Damages" had been troubled for most of its run on FX, which canceled the show after season four. After months-long negotiations, DirecTV came in and decided to air a new season on its renamed Audience Network. DirecTV is contracted for a 10-episode fifth season as well. The series premiered on FX to 3.7 million viewers in 2007 and fell drastically to 1.7 million for the season two debut. Less than a million tuned in for the season three finale. Contact Stuart Levine at stuart.levine@variety.com

Ashton Kutcher Will Play Internet Billionaire on 'Two And a Half Men'

our editor recommends'Two and a Half Men' New Promo Shot: Ashton Kutcher Sings Back Up? (Photo)'Two and a Half Men' Poster Features (Maybe) Naked Ashton Kutcher'Two and a Half Men' bucket list (pic) Related Topics•Ashton Kutcher•Two and a Half Men BEVERLY HILLS -- CBS Entertainment president Nina Tassler revealed some details about Ashton Kutcher's character on Two And A Half Men. He'll play an Internet billionaire named Walden Schmidt, she told reporters at the Television Critics Association press tour. Tassler didn't reveal how Kutcher's character will come into the orbit of Alan Harper (Jon Cryer) and his son Jake (Angus T. Jones), but he is not related to any of them. "He is a unique character," she said, declining to confirm that Charlie Sheen's character is killed off. Tassler praised Kutcher's "commitment" and his professionalism in general in what could be interpreted as a veiled knock on Sheen. "We have an extraordinary actor in Ashton Kutcher. You have someone who is committed to doing their job and is incredibly professional," she said, adding that Kutcher is "anextraordinarily talented, funny and gifted actor." Tassler said she was at a table read of Monday and noted that the cast and writers have "embraced" Kutcher. Asked what she learned from the Sheen saga, Tassler sighed, "Oh where to begin?" "Who could have predicted that we'd be here six months ago," she said. "The show will be as irreverent as it's ever been. Our programming standards and practices team is already on high alert." Tassler was pressed about why the network did not mount a Two And a Half Men panel at TCA. She explained that the cast and writers are in production and "very focused" and added that "you could cut the air with a knife" on set. She said the network has no plans to modify how they deal with actors who may be showing signs of a downward personal trajectory. "I don't think we would change the practice with which we hire actors," she said. "It's an artistic creative process. I don't think we would change the way we hire actors." Related Topics Ashton Kutcher Charlie Sheen CBS

'Brother' on increase in first month

USA's rookie skein "Suits" built a little on its "Burn Notice" lead-in on Thursday, obtaining best-since-preem scores in key groups. CBS's summer season staple "Your Government" won its timeslot every evening it broadcast because of its first month, showing demo gains versus. this past year. A number of cable's greatest new dramas demonstrated nice upticks within the rankings throughout the sesh, however the a week ago of This summer was centered by unscripted skeins.The very best 12 ad-supported primetime programs were within the reality genre, based on Nielsen, including a set of top-5 perfs each for NBC's "America's Got Talent" and CBS' "Your Government" -- using the latter winning its timeslot every evening because of its first month and showing demo gains overall versus. this past year.Rookie scripted cable series about the upswing, meanwhile, incorporated USA's "Suits," ABC Family's "Switched at Birth" and TNT's "Falling Skies." Overall for that week of This summer 25-31, Fox brought in grown ups 18-49 having a 1.6 rating/5 share, then Univision (1.4/4) after which ABC, CBS and NBC all tied for third (1.3/4). Fox and CBS tied for first in grown ups 25-54 (1.8/5), and also the Eye managed to get four straight days because the leader as a whole audiences (six million). NBC's two-hour "Talent" was again the week's No. 1 enter in both 18-49 (3.1/9) and total audiences (11.54 million), while Tuesday's edition placed second (2.8/7, 11.54m). For "Brother," its first 11 instances of the summer time have created the show's second consecutive year of gains (including 11% in grown ups 18-34) -- an incredible achievement for any series in the thirteenth edition.Not too hot in the second try was the Eye's Sunday series "Same Title" (1.3/3, 4.23m), which dipped from the already-modest bow from the previous week and held under 1 / 2 of its "Brother" demo lead-in.Elsewhere in broadcast, Fox's demo victory was powered by "Hell's Kitchen," whose Monday and Tuesday segs both came a couple.6 rating in 18-49 contributing to six million total audiences. Also, "MasterChef" was increasing Tuesday (2.5/7, 5.87m).In cable, History's "Pawn Stars" (2.7/8 in 18-49, 7.00m) was easily the very best demo draw -- ranking fifth among all primetime shows on tv for that week -- as well as came probably the most total audiences.About the drama side, USA's "Suits" (1.5/4 in 18-49, 4.44m) continues to look great on Thursday, building a little on its "Burn Notice" lead-in (1.4/4, 5.00m) and accumulating best-since-preem scores in key groups. And something evening earlier saw newbie "Necessary Roughness" (1.3/4, 4.21m) deliver best-since-preem amounts and retaining the majority of its "Royal Pains" lead-in (1.4/4, 4.85m). Among other rookie dramas, ABC Family's "Switched at Birth" (1.3/3, 3.14m) hit a brand new full of its target 12-34 demo (1.9 million audiences) and TNT's "Falling Skies" (1.5/4, 4.31m) and "Franklin and Party" (.9/2, 2.84) published their the second best scores up to now, and MTV's "Teen Wolf" (.8/2, 1.93m) had its best showing yet in the regular Monday timeslot.As well as on the comedy side, "Wilfred" (.9/3, 1.74m) dug up its best amounts since its premiere.Lifetime's "From the Wall" opened up decently Sunday (.5/one in 18-49, 1.78m), airing behind "Drop Dead Diva" (.7/2, 2.09m). Also for that internet a week ago, "Project Runway" came back Thursday (1.1/3, 2.75m), up 8% as a whole audiences versus. its season opener of this past year. Also of note, A&E obtained with "Storage Wars" (1.7/5, 4.38m) and "Gene Simmons' Family Jewels" (1.3/4, 2.97m), using the latter drawing its biggest overall aud up to now using its sixth-season finale.Discovery's "Most harmful Catch" (1.4/4, 3.29m) ended its season strong Tuesday.And National football league Network achieved positive results in the finish from the league's lockout, using its primetime coverage of free agency moves calculating 290,000 audiences -- tripling the net's average for the similar nights last year. Contact Ron Kissell at ron.kissell@variety.com