It's been an action-packed summer for ESPN sideline reporter Erin Andrews. First she was hit in the face with a line drive foul ball hit by New York Mets player Alex Cora, and just days later nude video footage surfaced online. The video footage was shot from a voyeur angle, and at the time of its release many claimed that it was a publicity stunt that she staged. During an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show on Friday, however, Andrews denies that it was staged.

In fact, Erin says that she "would never do this to myself" and that she feels re-violated when people accuse her of staging the scandal. Andrews, 31, also said that the video clips were shot by a peeping tom on at least two different occasions in hotel rooms.

She said:

"I am the victim of a stalker because we know that this happened in at least two rooms. I was getting ready to go work a college football game in at least one of the videos I was able to identify."

Andrews said that she learned of the videos from a friend.

She recalled:

"'You need to check this out. People are saying this is you on the Internet naked,' " Andrews recalled..'

According to MTV, a trailer for the upcoming Michael Jackson film whih was built round rehearsal footage left behind after his deth in late June, will debut Sunday at the Video Music Awards. The film, "Michael Jackson: This Is It", will be released for a two week theatrical run worldwide on October 28.

The film, which is being directed by Kenny Ortega, offers a behind the scenes glimpse of Jackson preparing for an impressive 50 date series of shows in London that he was rehearsing for when he died on June 25.

The 2009 VMAs will be hosted by Russell Brand, and will feature performances by Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Pink, Jay-Z, Muse, Taylor Swift, and Green Day. Janet Jackson will also pay tribute to her brother at the show which is taking place at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

A decade after the original series went off the air, a new generation of TV viewers will get the chance to experience the indulgence that is Melrose Place as the remake kicks-off its inaugural season tonight. A few familiar faces will be returning to the show, which will give it some continuity, but the series does face a major challenge: can it live up to the 90's original?

The series will undoubtedly capture a large portion of the younger audience that the CW targets, but if it can also draw in older Melrose Place fans, it'll be a surefire winner and the network will be ordering up another season before the first one ends.

A lot of the first episode, which airs tonight at 9pm ET/8pm CT, introduces the new cast and sets up the series' first mystery. Just like the original, the show also features contemporary music and pop culture references that are relevant to today. Add that in with the modern day fashions, and one day, just the first Melrose Place, it will look dated when watched years later. Another feature of the show that is copied again in the remake is characters that are interesting without being too deep. Afte rall, we watch them for what they do - their conniving behavior, sleeping with eachother, the backstabbing, and so on.

This coming Saturday evening, BBC Two is showing a documentary entitled "The Beatles on Record". The documentary uses rare archive footage, as well as never before heard out-takes and interviews with The Beatles to shed light on the creation on each of their albums. BBC is encouraging viewers to talk with other fans during the show via Twitter.

The program's director, Bob Smeaton, who you may recall also made the Beatles Anthology series, will also be on Twittter. During the broadcast he will join in the conversation and answer questions.

If you'd like to participate in the discussion, just make sure to add the hashtag #beatlesbbc to your tweets. That way you'll be able to see what Bob and other viewers are saying about it by doing a searc for #beatlesbbc.

There are many Beatles programs coming up on BBC, and the hashtag is also being used by BBC staff talking about Radio 2's Beatles bank holiday weekend shows.

If you've been missing your weekly fill of New Jersey gangsters ever since the Sopranos went off the air in 2007, a new show that HBO has just picked up may help fill the void. The cable TV network announced Tuesday that it has ordered 12 episodes of the Martin Scorsese series "Boardwalk Empire".

Starring in the series are Steve Buschemi, Michael Pitt, Kelly MacDonald, and Michael Shannon. Shooting begins this fall in Brooklyn with a premiere anticipated sometime in 2010. Producers on the show include Terence Winter, Stephen Levinson, Mark Wahlberg, and Tim Van Patten.

"Boardwalk Empire" is set in the 1920's at the start of Prohibition, and chronicles the life of Nucky Thompson (Buscemi), who was equal parts politician and gangster in Atlantic City.

The series is based off the book "Boardwalk Empire: The Birth, High Times, and Corruption of Atlantic City" by Nelson Johnson.

Former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager has been hired as a new correspondent for NBC's "Today" Show. A 27-year-old teacher in Baltimore, Hager will contribute stories about once per month on issues such as education to TV's top-rated morning news show.

Jenna revealed that she always wanted to be a teacher and a writer, and she has already authored two books. However the idea of television wasn't something she had always dreamed of. Nevertheless, she was open-minded and intrigued by the offer.

So now she will be working two part-time jobs - as a correspondent and in her school where she will be a reading coordinator this year. Her first story for the show is expected to be on sometime next month.

Hager said:

There were rumors that Lindsay Lohan may be joining a new season of "Celebrity Rehab", but that doesn't seem like its going to work out, especially with the latest rumor. Now it is said that LiLo wants her own reality show, one that will follow her through her struggles and see her get back on her feet as a working actress.

According to the Mirror, cameras will follow the 23-year-old actress as she attempts to get her career back on track with a Hollywood comeback. To help her land a network, Lohan has enlisted the help of Britney Spears' manager, Larry Rudolph.

A source told Fox News:

"Rudolf is helping Lohan with a potential reality show that will encapsulate her trials and tribulations as she gets back on her feet and actually becomes a working actress again."

Would you tune in?

In an appearance on "60 Minutes" on Sunday, disgraced quarterback Michael Vick that he wept in disgust over his own cruelty to animals while serving time in prison for running a dogfighting ring. Vick also revealed that he found God while imprisoned.

Vick said:

"When I was in prison, I was disgusted, you know, because of what I let happen to those animals. I could've put a stop to it.

And that was the reason I cried so many nights. I should've took the initiative to stop it all. I feel so bad about that now. I didn't step up. I wasn't a leader."

The former Atlanta Falcons star served 18 months in prison for running a dogfighting operation which involved shooting, beating and electrocuting hundreds of pit bulls.

Vick continued:

"I thought it was fun, and it was exciting at the time. It all led to me laying in a prison bunk by myself with no one to talk to but myself.

It's wrong, man. I don't know how many times I gotta say it. I mean, it was wrong."

Last month, Barack Obama involved himself in situation that should have never warranted commentary by the President of the United States. He commented that the police acted "stupidly" when they arrested Henry Louis Gates Jr. a black man and Harvard University scholar. This remark by Obama made the incident a national issue, and many question why he even involved himself in it, including Glenn Beck, a commentator on Fox News. Last month Beck called President Obama a racist and said that he is a "person with a "deep-seated hatred for white people or the white culture", and now advertisers are pulling spots from his show.

About a dozen companies have withdrawn their commercials from "Glenn Beck", his show on the Fox News Channel. Following Beck's comment that he believes Obama is racist, a political group began contacting his advertisers.

Amongst those companies that have moved their adds out of Beck's time slot are Geico, Procter & Gamble, ConAgra, and Progressive. Earlier this week, ConAgra issued a statement indicating that they are "firmly committed to diversity, and we would like to prevent the potential perception that advertising during this program was an endorsement of the viewpoints shared."

If you are from Cleveland you know the name Ghoulardi is synonymous with classic Cleveland television. The popular late night host has garnered such a following that their is an annual festival held in his honor each year. The Ghoulardifest is back for the 5th year and will also host fellow WJW legends Big Chuck and Lil' John this year.

Tickets are going fast and will sell out so if you plan on attending you should act fast. Tickets are priced at a modest $12 a day and if you plan on attending all 3 days can buy a 3 day pass for $25. If you plan on traveling in for the fun, the Cleveland Airport Marriot, who is hosting the event, is offering special room rates of $86 for attendees. More information can be found in the below video and by visiting their official website at www.theghoulardifest.com/.