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Melissa McCarthy reportedly fired an extra who was treating her child poorly on the set of her new movie, according to TMZ.

On Tuesday, the Mike & Molly star was filming Tammy, which is directed by her husband Ben Falcone, and watched as a woman in her 20s kept yelling at her child, according to TMZ. In addition to bringing the child with her for the daylong shoot, the woman reportedly jerked her child by the wrist. McCarthy, who witnessed the incident, said she wouldn't tolerate abuse on set and had the pair leave, TMZ says. Reps for McCarthy have not commented on the report.

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Country music artist Darius Rucker has publicly responded to a racist comment made towards him over Twitter.

After Rucker covered Bob Dylan's "Wagon Wheel" at the Grand Ole Opry on Sunday, former Twitter user PQKullman tweeted, "@dariusrucker Leave country to the white folk."

Rucker immediately retweeted the comment adding, "WOW. Is this 2013 or 1913?" and "Ill [sic] take my grand ole Opry membership and leave your racism. Wow." When asked by fans why he was responding to racists, the former Hootie and the Blowfish front-man said, "So the world can see them."

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Brad Pitt says he was burnt out from drug use during his marriage to Jennifer Aniston.

Although Pitt doesn't reference his ex-wife directly, in the new issue of Esquire, the 49-year-old actor says, "For a long time I thought I did too much damage — drug damage. I was a bit of a drifter. ... But then I got burnt out and felt that I was wasting my opportunity. It was a conscious change. ... This was about a decade ago. It was an epiphany." Pitt and Aniston, who started dating in 1998, divorced in 2005 after five years of marriage.

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On this final night of the official broadcast season, let's focus on the good times, shall we? Two of TV's finest comedies, ABC's underappreciated The Middle and the much-honored Modern Family, go out with a flourish, and perhaps a sniffle or two, as the Heck and Dunphy/Pritchett clans experience life-changing and/or affirming ceremonies likely to strike home for many viewers.

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The shock was real: Country star Kellie Pickler couldn't believe it when Tom Bergeron called her name as the new champion of Dancing With The Stars. "I'm overwhelmed with joy," said Pickler...

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Nerds rejoice. The Big Bang Theory and American Horror Story: Asylum led the way with six Critics' Choice Television Awards nominations each. The nominations were announced Wednesday morning.

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The Duggar family is spreading across the country. On the season finale of "19 Kids and Counting," Josh and Anna announced that they were moving to Washington, D.C. Josh will become the first in the massive Duggar family to move away from the family.

“Arkansas is home to me. I really have no desire to move away," he said. "But sometimes, when you have opportunities, you have to go out and seek them.”

Anna said that the couple would miss the family a lot. "It's also going to be difficult not being so close to our built in babysitters," she joked -- but any parent of young children knows this was only partially a joke.

Jim Bob and Michelle were worried about the move because D.C. is "a very populated place. Deeply religious, Josh's parents urged their son to find a good church.

But just because they're leaving Arkansas, doesn't mean they're necessarily leaving the show. Surely the series is going to want to document the birth of the couple's third child, due this summer.

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Kim Zolciak may have to think about changing the name of her show from "Don't Be Tardy..." to "Don't Be Tardy To The Birth." After giving birth to two sons in less than two years, Kim says she's ready for more kids.

“The thing is, that, we can afford to have more children. There's really no point in me not doing it, and I love children," she explained. Kim said that she'd like to have a little girl -- which would be her third as she has two daughters from a prior relationship. "We're gonna get a girl. I get everything I want," she said.

But why stop there. "Kroy wants a football team? He's gonna get a f***ing football team," Kim declared. Why not go for a football team and its cheerleading squad all at once?

She doesn't want to get started right away, though, as she doesn't want three kids under three years old. She wants to plan her next pregnancy so that the baby will be born during the NFL off-season, allowing husband Kroy Biermann to be around more in the beginning.

She may also be wanting to wait until the ongoing legal battle with her parents is over. They're suing for grandparent visitation rights for her older daughters now.

New episodes of "Don't Be Tardy..." air every Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET on Bravo.

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While fans of bad behavior may not have a new season of "Bachelor Pad" on ABC to enjoy this summer, Oxygen has the hook-up. Spinning out of their popular "Bad Girls Club" series, it's time to up the "bad" by adding a competition factor. Enter fourteen fan-favorites for "Bad Girls All-Star Battle," along with one bad boy hosting, Ray J.

And while there's actual challenges and competitions -- as well as a $100,000 cash prize at the end of it -- the real battle fans are likely tuning in for is the one between the women. “It's not [the girls'] fault the game is so low-rent that if it were a housing unit, it would be a cardboard box on the street," said the New York Daily News. "Nor is it their fault that most viewers very likely enjoy the show not for the nominal competition segments, but for the trash-talking in between.”

It didn't disappoint in this first episode, either, with Natalie "I Run L.A." Nunn making the most noise. When she found out that her team had thrown the very first competition just so they could eliminate her, she decided to take her fate into her own hands and walk out before she could get voted out. "It's like always attack Natalie! But I still went hard for my f***ing team!” she said. "I'm always the bad guy.”

She did have a back-up plan, though it wasn't explained and made zero sense. "I can fly to Africa and get that money in five seconds! I'm international, bitch!” How exactly would that work, Natalie?

Ultimately, she saved on air fare and returned to the game, where she was promptly nominated for elimination. Even though this should have been expected -- remember why they threw the challenge? -- Natalie nevertheless went crazy, punching and breaking a plasma screen TV. Even after all that, though, Natalie wasn't eliminated.

The competition -- and fighting -- continues on "Bad Girls All-Star Battle," Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Oxygen.

Kicking off "The Voice" live elimination episode was a tribute to Oklahoma tornado victims. Resident coach Blake Shelton is an Oklahoma native. He and his wife Miranda Lambert live just 100 miles from Moore, Oklahoma, which was devastated by the storm. The couple offered a subdued performance of their song "Over You" in tribute, while donation information for The Red Cross was presented on-screen. Viewers can donate by going online to redcross.org or by calling 1-800-HELP-NOW.

Wetpaint thought the "touching rendition was an appropriate way to start off the live results show during such a painful time for America.” And "The Voice" kept urging those Red Cross donations throughout the various live performances on the show.

“As Oklahoma residents, Blake and Miranda had a special connection to the devastation and they chose to sing a song that was particularly meaningful to them both," Wetpaint said. "The couple co-wrote the tune in honor of Blake's older brother who passed away when he was a teen.”

By the end of the hour, the Top 8 stood revealed as two more were eliminated. "The Voice" continues on Mondays at 8 p.m. ET and Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on NBC.

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Dancing with the Stars crowns its Season 16 winner! But before that happens, one couple falls achingly short in fourth place and the top three duke it out one last time with the Instant Dance. Who took home the Mirrorball trophy? And who was left out of the fun?

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[Warning: The following contains spoilers from Grimm's Season 2 finale. Read at your own risk!]

Happy endings will have to wait until another season on Grimm.

On Tuesday's finale...

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Kellie Pickler has been crowned the "DWTS" winner.

The country singer was named the Season 16 "DWTS" champion after weeks of competition, beating out Disney star Zendaya, Super Bowl champ Jacoby Jones and Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman.

"This is amazing," Kellie said, before Jacoby put the "DWTS" winner on his shoulders as she held the Mirror Ball trophy with her partner Derek Hough.

Shortly after the results were announced, Kellie, who initially didn't hear co-host Tom Bergeron name her the "DWTS" winner, spoke with ABC News. "This has been an unbelievable night. I'm kind of lost for words," the "American Idol" alumna said.

"I'm very proud," a very poised Zendaya, who was the runner-up, told "DWTS" co-host Brooke Burke Charvet. "I get to leave here with an amazing experience so I'm happy."

After he found out he wasn't the "DWTS" winner shortly before the show ended, Jacoby joked that he'll be "gracefully" catching the football on the field now, thanks to months of training with his partner Karina Smirnoff.

About 20 minutes into the "DWTS" finale, Aly was the first finalist to be eliminated. "This has been the best experience of my life," she said upon learning she was not the "DWTS" winner. Aly's partner Mark Ballas called the gold medal-winning gymnast "the best student [he's] ever had." Despite her fourth place position, Aly did join the female pros, Zendaya and Kellie for a reprise of their routine set to Beyonce's "Run the World (Girls)."

To determine who would be named the Season 16 "DWTS" winner, the remaining three finalists -- Jacoby, Kellie and Zendaya -- had to perform a routine they learned less than an hour prior to hitting the dance floor (a.k.a. an "instant dance").

Jacoby and Karina danced the salsa, earning praise and three perfect 10s from the judges. "You're like the Big Easy," head judge Len Goodman told him. "You always deliver ... For me, you're a breath of fresh air." Judge Carrie Ann Inaba added that Jacoby's samba was "the dance of a champion."

Kellie and Derek performed an energetic jive that also had the judges raving. "What a perfect ending to a wonderful journey," Carrie Ann said. "You're the bee's knees," Len added, before all three judges awarded Kellie and Derek with 10s as well.

Last up for the instant dance was Zendaya and her partner Val Chmerkovskiy with the jive, the final dance of Season 16. "You dance with such maturity. It's incredible," Len told her. Judge Bruno Tonioli called Zendaya "pitch perfect" and "unique" and unsurprisingly, she also received 30 points for her instant dance.

The audience's pick for the encore dance went to Kellie and Derek, who wowed the judges on Monday night's finale with their contemporary routine, even moving Carrie Ann to tears.

But before the "DWTS" winner was crowned, contestants from Season 16 returned to hit the "DWTS" dance floor and stage yet again. Many of the season's cast members participated in the opening number, set to one of many Pitbull songs of the evening. Later, Lisa Vanderpump danced alongside her partner Gleb Savchenko and Len Goodman, Andy Dick revived his Alice In Wonderland-inspired jazz number with his pro partner Sharna Burgess, and Season 16 contestant Wynonna Judd sang Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is" while pros Peta Murgatroyd (Sean Lowe's partner) and Tony Dovolani (Wynonna's partner) danced. "That's what I do," the songstress said at the end of her performance.

Dorothy Hamill, who bowed out of the competition after an injury made it too dangerous for her to perform, also returned, ready to pick up where she left off. Unfortunately, her partner Tristan MacManus was injured and unable to perform in the finale so pro Henry Biyalikov stepped in to partner Dorothy. Mid-performance, the audience was pleasantly surprised to see "DWTS" Season 6 winner and fellow Olympic champion ice skater Kristi Yamaguchi join her for a side-by-side routine. "It's such an honor to join my idol out here on the dance floor of all things," the former "DWTS" winner said.

The "DWTS" finale also saw Psy stop by to perform his new hit "Gentleman" and Pitbull also took the stage to sing "Sube Las Manos Pa' Arriba." Shortly before the "DWTS" winner was announced, "American Idol" alum Jessica Sanchez performed her own take on Pitbull and Christina Aguilera's hit "Feel This Moment," while highlights from the season played behind her.

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I can't believe I have to wait all summer for more Castle. Is there any way Beckett will turn down Castle's proposal? — Lauren
ADAM: Depends on who you ask. Cast member Tamala Jones thinks that Beckett's desire for career advancement in Washington, D.C., could outweigh her feelings for Castle. "Beckett is a strong woman, and she's not going to forget who she is," she says. "So she may say no — or not right now." Susan Sullivan, who plays Castle's mother, has a different take. "What woman in her right mind would say no to him?" she says. "Therein would lie the problem: I may actually have to move out. Yikes!"

Do you have any scoop on Laurel and Oliver next season on Arrow? —Jim
NATALIE: Here's some Laurel scoop from executive producer Marc Guggenheim that may involve Oliver:

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Two more artists went home on the "The Voice" Tuesday night: Josiah Hawley from Team Usher and Kris Thomas from Team Shakira were sent packing while eight others moved on.

This is the second week in a row that "The Voice" sent members from Shakira and Usher's teams home, leaving each newbie coach with only one more contestant while Blake Shelton and Adam Levine each have three artists left in the competition.

Danielle Bradbery from Team Blake was the first contestant to move on, then Team Adam's Judith Hill, Team Usher's Michelle Chamuel, Team Shakira's Sasha Allen, Team Adam's Sarah Simmons, Team Blake's Holly Tucker, Team Adam's Amber Carrington and Team Blake's The Swon Brothers.

"The Voice" results show kicked off with a moving performance from coach Blake Shelton and his wife Miranda Lambert, dedicated to the tornado victims in Oklahoma. The couple sang "Over You," a song they co-wrote about Blake's experience losing his brother as a teenager. Fans of "The Voice" will remember Season 3 winner Cassadee Pope singing the track as well. Team Blake -- Danielle Bradbery, The Swon Brothers and Holly Tucker -- later performed Alabama's "Mountain Music" while their coach looked on proudly.

Shakira and her team -- Sasha Allen and Kris Thomas -- also took the stage earlier in "The Voice" results show, singing The Pretenders' "I'll Stand By You." Later, Usher and his team members -- Michelle Chamuel and Josiah Hawley -- sang Dusty Springfield's "The Look Of Love" before Josiah was eliminated.

Team Adam's Judith Hill, Sarah Simmons and Amber Carrington also showed their skills with Kiki Dee Band's "I Got The Music In Me."

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Snooki's a mom, The Situation is sober, and now Paul "Pauly D" DelVecchio has grown-up hair. The Jersey Shore cast is getting to be so mature!

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Who's The Replicator on Criminal Minds?

The BAU's season-long stalker, who's been duplicating the team's closed cases, will finally be revealed on Wednesday's two-hour Season 8 finale (9/8c, CBS), but fans already have a wild guess as to who the group's tormenter is.

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"I know a lot of people think it's [guest star] Mark Hamill, but can Luke Skywalker do this?" executive producer Erica Messer jokes to TVGuide.com. Hamill — who, lest we forget, voices The Joker on the animated Batman series ...

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