Animal Planet enters the world of doggie style with the premiere of its new competition series, "Groomer Has It."

Beginning this October, Bravo puts the spotlight on one of TV's most groundbreaking reality series, the Emmy Award-winning "Queer Eye," which concludes its four-year run with 10 all-new episodes.

Bravo just announced a slate of returning franchises and new series additions, as well as a network first a live finale for "Top Chef 3 Miami." The remaining chef'testants, along with the viewers at home, will await the ultimate decision in real-time from this season's judges' table host Padma Lakshmi, head judge Tom Colicchio, judge Gail Simmons, and "Queer Eye's" culinary expert Ted Allen.

R&B star Mya has reportedly signed on to judge a quirky new talent show where wannabes sing in the shower. The singer will front a new MTV series, called Shower Power, with reality TV stars Jai Rodriguez and Drew Lachey.

Singer Marie Osmond has signed on to judge talent competition “Celebrity Duets.” Osmond will join rocker Little Richard and producer David Foster for the competition that pairs recording stars with celebrities not known for their singing.

Fifties legend Little Richard has signed up to be a judge on new talent show "Celebrity Duets." British music mogul Simon Cowell is producing the new program for Fox, which, similar to BBC show “Just The Two Of Us,” pairs professional singing stars with non-singing celebrities to perform duets.

WWE World Champion Chris Jericho, actress Lucy Lawless, actor Cheech Marin, 2004 Olympic Gold Medal-winning gymnast Carly Patterson, actor/director Alfonso Ribeiro, pop culture guru Jai Rodriguez, actor/comedian Hal Sparks and actress Lea Thompson are the eight celebrities who will compete weekly on "Celebrity Duets" premiering Tuesday, Aug. 29 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. Wayne Brady will host the show.

Cable network Bravo has slammed reports they have cancelled hit makeover show Queer Eye For The Straight Guy. The show features five gay men Ted Allen, Kyan Douglas, Thom Filicia, Carson Kressley and Jai Rodriguez, who make-over unstylish straight men each week.

Groundbreaking reality make-over show Queer Eye For The Straight Guy has been cancelled after three seasons, but the stars of the show insist they are still a huge hit with celebrities. The show features five gay men who make-over unstylish straight men each week, and since hitting the screen the camp stylists have been asked to revamp the homes of stars including Jennifer Lopez.