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Something of a female odd couple, Hope & Faith starred Kelly Ripa as Faith, a recently fired soap opera star (both of the characters she played were killed off by the writers) who left Hollywood and relocated to the suburbs of the Midwest. Also on DVD: In Plain Sight season one.

Former Beverly Hills 90210 star Brian Austin Green has proposed to his girlfriend of two years, actress Megan Fox. The 33-year-old star, who played Tori Spelling's love interest David Silver on the hit series, was previously engaged to co-star Vanessa Marcil. Green and Marcil have one son together, Kassius, four.

Little-known actress Megan Fox is to star in the new Transformers movie. The brunette beauty will play Mikaela the love interest of Spike Witwicky, played by actor Shia LaBeouf, in the live-action adaptation based on the hugely popular 80s Hasbro toys and television series.

ABC just announced that Hope & Faith returns on a new night, Tuesday, beginning March 21 (8:30 p.m., ET). What About Brian moves to Mondays beginning April 17 (10:00 p.m., ET) with a special premiere April 16 (10:01 p.m. ET). Invasion returns to the schedule on Wednesday, April 19 (10:00 p.m., ET).

The WB Network welcomes a sexy and intriguing celebrity guest roster to kick-off its midseason, including Nick Lachey, James Denton, Kelly Carlson and James Marsters. The announcement was made today at the network's Winter 2006 Television Critics’ Association Press Tour.

Hope & Faith is moving to its new timeslot, Fridays at 8:30 pm, on Jan. 6. In the upcoming episode, "Sex, Lies and Faith," Hope is stung when Charley laments that their love life has been non-existent for weeks. When she confides in her sister, Faith tells Hope that it's unrealistic to think married couples can keep the spark alive for years - only a sexy single like Faith can continue to have a sizzling sex life.

Coming up on Hope & Faith: "Hope in the Middle" - When Dr. Lombard (Susan Sullivan) suggests that Faith channel her energy into a creative outlet, she signs up for a poetry slam on the same night that Charley is set to receive an award from "The Optimist's Club."