One week later, I'm still walking in circles around my house: pinching myself, reading newspaper articles, Tivoing ESPN, and gazing up at pictures of David Tyree. I just can't believe it.

This is a bittersweet time of year for all football fans - the season is over, and the Super Bowl peaks over the horizon. Then comes the pain of football withdrawal. What will we do on Sunday afternoons and Monday nights?

CBS's hit series, including the first ever CSI/Without A Trace crossover, take center stage in November with compelling episodes of the network's dramas; romance and laughs from its hit comedies; and surprising twists and turns in Survivor: China and Kid Nation,

Happy Birthday to Jerry Maguire kid Jonathan Lipnicki (1990), Hanson drummer Zachary Hanson (1985), Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki (1973), reggae singer Shaggy (1968), folksinger John Wesley Harding (1965), actor Jeff Goldblum (1952), French actress Catherine Deneuve (1943),

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Yes, Kelsey Grammer is coming back to television. But if you're looking for another Frasier Crane, check out his reruns on Lifetime.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - A ride that took theme park visitors ''Back to the Future'' is about to be relegated to the past. The Universal Studios Hollywood ride based on the film trilogy starring Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd was taking its final passengers Monday. It was closing to make room for a new ''Simpsons'' attraction.

Why outsource those "wacky foreigner" roles when you can have actors put on ridiculously over-the-top accents? Maxim.com presents their list of the "Funniest Fake Foreigners" from television and film. Borat Sagdiyev (Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan)

Happy Birthday to Jerry Maguire kid Jonathan Lipnicki (1990), Hanson drummer Zachary Hanson (1985), Seattle Mariners outfielder Ichiro Suzuki (1973), reggae singer Shaggy (1968), folksinger John Wesley Harding (1965), actor Jeff Goldblum (1952), French actress Catherine Deneuve (1943), Mickey Mouse Club alum Annette Funicello (1942), prolific actor Christopher Lloyd (1938), psychedelic psychologist/author Timothy Leary (1920; d. 1996), Alfred Hitchcock film actress Joan Fontaine (1917), baseball hall-of-famer Jimmie Foxx (1907; d. 1967), one third of The Three Stooges, Curly Howard (1903; d. 1952), and Hungarian pianist and composer Franz Liszt (1811; d. 1886).

Universal Pictures announced today that its computer-animated big-screen feature, "The Tale of Despereaux" -- an adaptation of the Newbery Medal-winning children's bestseller -- will feature a stellar cast to voice the story of one small mouse's quest to change a kingdom forever.

Kelly Ripa joins an all-star cast for "Fly Me To The Moon," the first-ever feature-length computer generated animated film, conceived and created entirely in 3-D. Set in 1969, when the NASA space program was in full swing, the film combines the Apollo 11 mission with the adventures of three young stowaway flies.