The employee, identified as Chelsea Stone, reported that Henry Ian Cusick, who plays Desmond Hume on the show, allegedly "squeezed and placed his face on her breasts, kissed her on the mouth, and caressed the back of her body while making moaning sounds."

The lawsuit cites that the incident occurred on the set on or about October 16, 2007 and when she reported the incident, she was told by ABC supervisors to just try to avoid the actor. Stone was fired 12 days later.

Stone had worked for ABC for around ten years. No word on how much she's suing for.

Of the 57 events that will take place during the 2009 WSOP only two of them will actually be seen on ESPN, the $40,000 buy-in Special 40th Anniversary event and the $10,000 WSOP Main Event. The other two events on the schedule are the Ante Up For Africa charity event and the WSOP Champions Invitational. So, it looks like the focus this year will be big names (poker and celebs), big money and big fields with any mixed games or smaller events completely missing.

Below is the full TV schedule lineup:

July 28 8:00 PM ET – Special 40th Annual $40,000 No Limit Hold’em
July 28 9:00 PM ET – Special 40th Annual $40,000 No Limit Hold’em
August 4 8:00 PM ET – WSOP Champions Invitational
August 4 9:00 PM ET – WSOP Champions Invitational
August 11 8:00 PM ET – Ante Up For Africa Celebrity-Charity Event
August 11 9:00 PM ET – Ante Up For Africa Celebrity-Charity Event
August 18 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1A
August 18 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1A
August 25 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1B
August 25 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1B
September 1 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1C
September 1 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1C
September 8 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1D
September 8 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 1D
September 15 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 2A
September 15 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 2A
September 22 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 2B
September 22 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 2B
September 29 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 3
September 29 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 3
October 6 8:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 4
October 6 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 4
October 13 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 5
October 13 10:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 5
October 20 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 6
October 20 10:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 6
October 27 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 7
October 27 10:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 7
November 3 9:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 8
November 3 10:00 PM ET – Main Event Day 8
November 10 8:00PM ET – Final Table Preview Show
November 10 9-11:00 PM ET – Main Event Final Table

The good thing for you is that you can still get your face on TV courtesy of the Bodog Flight Club promotion. Qualify online for the WSOP and you can get a spot at the 2009 WSOP Main Event with the chance to win millions and for all of your friends to see it happen.

Yes, sadly Prison Break fans, this will be the final season and Fox will shift the show to the TV wasteland of Friday nights this spring for its final run of episodes.

Fox entertainment president Kevin Reilly said, "Prison Break had a hell of a run but it's at the end of its run. We'll put that one in the win column."

Reilly added, "The show is just played out. Creatively everybody feels enough stories have been told – we want to finish strong and not just give out next season."

This will be the fourth and final season for the FOX show, which began in 2005. Prison Break has four more episodes set to air, and producers are toying with the idea of shooting extra series-ending episodes as well.

"They have a cool ending," Reilly said.

Fischer went on to say that being naked on the set is better because, "In your house you don't have a team of people lighting you perfectly. They can light your cellulite so you see it or don't see it; it's the most amazing thing. They can put makeup on your legs, you try on hundreds of outfits until you find the one that looks the most perfect on you."

Jenna wore skimpy lingerie for her role in Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story.

"The producers made me get my lady business waxed so that it didn't come out in my costume," Jenna said. "So they sent me to a waxing place and the woman's got hot wax and she's ripping off everything. Just at that moment when I had my leg up in the air and she was applying the wax she said 'my husband and I love you and your show.' It really was the wrong moment to bring that up because I felt so vulnerable."

Foxworth played Judy Winslow on Family Matters and appeared in Celebrity Rehab Season One to help battle her marijuana addiction. But that’s the dull side of her career. The exciting part was her performances under the stage name of Crave in such fine adult films as Booty Talk 20: Super Fine Sistas!, More Black Dirty Debutantes 30 and More Black Dirty Debutantes 32. What happened to More Black Dirty Debutantes 31? Based on her filmography it looks like she she was busy shooting Hot Girlz and the The Adventures of Peeping Tom 30, which we hear is a classic.

The Jamie Foxworth story is somewhat tragic as she was forced to use her $500,000 trust fund from her days working on Family Matters to save her own family from bankruptcy. Since the Hollywood studios weren’t exactly beating down her door she wound up making ends meet as a porn star under the name Crave.

Adam’s father John Walsh, a businessman at the time at the time of his son’s death, dedicated his life to capturing criminals and became the host of the long-running, successful show, America's Most Wanted, which has led to the capture of over 1,000 criminals over the last 20 years.

NBC aired two movies about John and Reve's life in the aftermath. Adam, in 1983, and Adam: His Song Continues in 1986, which portrayed the tragic story of the Walsh family. The network ran a roll call of missing children at the end of the movies, leading to the recovery of 65 children.

Today, Hollywood Police Chief Chadwick E. Wagner will make a formal announcement at 2:30 p.m. with John and wife Revé, announcing that the case is officially closed and that the late Toole is the murderer.

In 2001 Walsh himself said he believed Toole to be the murderer of his son, saying, "I believe Ottis Toole killed Adam. I believe that Toole is in hell right now, and I believe that he died a horrible death in prison."

"I'm honored and deeply humbled as I take on this role," said Gregory in the statement. "I'm filled with a great sense of purpose as I join a superb team to cover Washington and the world from a treasured platform in our country. Above all, I want to make Tim proud."

Meet the Press is the longest-running show on television, premiering in 1947. Ithas been the top-rated Sunday morning show for 11 consecutive years. Gregory's appointment was announced by Tom Brokaw after an interview with Barack Obama, officially naming Gregory the show's tenth moderator.

After the numbers plummeted from the premiere episode, My Own Worst Enemy is currently filming the ninth of the 13 episodes ordered. The ninth episode is now expected to be the last episode.

Based on Candace Bushnell's book, Lipstick jungle filmed all 13 episodes, but after viewers started dropping off, they were moved from their Wednesday night slot to Friday – a death sentence for many shows. There has been no word on how NBC will fill these now vacant time slots.

Yesterday, Fox cancelled it's longest-running show Mad TV, while the drama Pushing Daisies is also in trouble.   

McCormic appeared on The Today Show and spoke candidly about her well-documented bulimia, her life spent fearing syphilis-induced insanity,  and cocaine problems as well as her steamy relationship with her TV brother, Barry Williams.

However, when it came to her relationship with Plum, McCormick said, "I keep in touch with everyone but Eve [Plum]. I have great relationships with all of them. [Eve and I] were very close. We were best friends. And, um — yeah. I find it really sad that we don't see each other anymore. I miss her a lot. I was on a show once, a late night show five years ago, and I was — you know, there's all this 'sex with the Brady Bunch,' and the movies have made jokes about it, and everyone loves to talk about it. So, I was on this talk show, and I said that I fell in love with everyone, Bob Reed, Barry, Chris — and then I said Florence and Eve! And the guy said, 'Eve? Really?' And I said, 'Yeah, I kissed her, too!' and that got on the news and it went out. And I was just having fun. It was just, you know, something that I was joking with. And she didn't take it that way."

Best Drama: "Boston Legal," "Damages," "Dexter," "House," "Lost," Mad Men."

Best Comedy: "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Entourage," "The Office," "30 Rock," Two and a Half Men."

Best Actor in a Comedy: Alec Baldwin, "30 Rock"; Steve Carell, "The Office"; Lee Pace, "Pushing Daisies"; Tony Shalhoub, "Monk"; Charlie Sheen, "Two and a Half Men."

Best Actress in a Comedy: Christina Applegate, "Samantha Who?"; America Ferrera, "Ugly Betty"; Tiny Fey, "30 Rock"; Julia Louis-Dreyfus, "The New Adventures of Old Christine"; Mary-Louise Parker, "Weeds."

Best Actress in a Drama: Glenn Close, "Damages"; Sally Field, "Brothers & Sisters"; Mariska Hargitay, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit"; Holly Hunter, "Saving Grace"; Kyra Sedgwick, "The Closer."

Best Actor in a Drama: Gabriel Byrne, "In Treatment"; Bryan Cranston, "Breaking Bad"; Michael C. Hall, "Dexter"; Jon Hamm, "Mad Men"; Hugh Laurie, "House"; James Spader, "Boston Legal."

Best Reality Show Host: Tom Bergeron, "Dancing With the Stars"; Heidi Klum, "Project Runway"; Howie Mandel, "Deal or No Deal"; Jeff Probst, "Survivor"; Ryan Seacrest, "American Idol."

Best Reality Competition: "The Amazing Race"; "American Idol"; "Dancing With the Stars"; "Project Runway"; "Top Chef."

Made-for-TV Movie: "Bernard and Doris"; "Extras"; "The Memory Keeper's Daughter"; "A Raisin in the Sun"; "Recount."

Miniseries: "The Andromeda Strain"; "Cranford"; "John Adams"; "Tin Man."