No, this isn't a violation at all. (YouTube)As promised, kicky teen Courtney Stodden and her middle-aged husband, Doug Hutchison, appeared today on "Dr. Drew's Lifechangers," a syndicated daytime talk show hosted by Dr. Drew Pinsky. And while I thought I was pretty well-versed in all things Stoddison, I learned a lot from the episode.

Stodden first made contact with Hutchison this January, when she expressed an interest in studying acting with him — because who better to teach the craft than the seventh lead from "The Green Mile"? Hutchison says that he and Stodden corresponded for a while before he got in contact with her mother about the possibility of Stodden's coming to Los Angeles, from her home in Washington, to take his course in person. Though he also said he thought at the time that Stodden was in her "late twenties," so why would her mother need to be involved? Fishy. (Dr. Drew did not pursue this incongruity.)

That thing where afternoon football on CBS keeps running over and causing people to miss half of "The Good Wife" is such an item of national concern at this point that it now has its very own longish article in The New York Times. CBS is doing everything it can to get the word out that people should set their DVRs to tape "The Good Wife" a full hour after its scheduled end time just to be sure, but in the TV times we live in, it's kind of hilarious that a network actually expects their viewers to do an actual extra chore just to watch their show. (And I say this as a fan.) What a predicted-by-everyone predicament!

[The New York Times]

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