Stuff I found while reading the entire Internet. I was hoping for 10 items, but man, it's bleak out there.

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Who would've thought that I'd be a trend-setter? A couple of weeks after I quit a certain talentless couple cold turkey, E! Online declares itself a S----- -free site (I can't even mention their name). Entertainment Weekly pretty much declared the same last week. Could common sense and taste actually be winning this battle?

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A new trailer is up for the upcoming sixth season of "Entourage." Nice to see Turtle in the limelight, but where's Drama? Let's hope this season doesn't suck as much as the last one.

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One more reason to skip the new season of "Heroes" -- Brian Fuller (Season 1 of "Heroes" and "Pushing Daisies") has left the show again. So much for talk of its creative resurgence.

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"Nip/Tuck" just finished shooting its final season. I had literally forgotten this show was still around.

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Triumph the Insult Comic Dog made his "Tonight Show" debut Friday, and was in fine form interviewing the great unwashed at Bonaroo.

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The stars of "Reaper" say they weren't exactly satisfied by last season. Especially Sock's lusting-after-his-stepsister part. And they don't hold out much hope for a third season.

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The stars of "NYC Prep," debuting tonight, called easy to hate, easy to pity. I'll probably watch, just to see the carnage.

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A new trailer for HBO's "Band of Brothers" sequel, "The Pacific" is up. Looks awesome. Though a lot like "The Thin Red Line."

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This is interesting -- "Scrubs" is getting a complete reboot next season. Good idea, having a new cast at the same hospital would have been weird. Changing it up can only help.