Ethan and Jenna at a cancer benefit last month (Theo Wargo/WireImage)"Survivor" winner Ethan Zohn's cancer has returned after 20 months of remission, and although he intends to keep living as normally as possible, his long-time girlfriend and fellow "Survivor" champion Jenna Morasca tells People she's taking the news hard.

Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott face a real housing crisis on 'American Horror Story' (Robert Zuckerman/FX)Halloween may be over, but the scares keep coming every week on FX's creepy-crawly new drama, "American Horror Story." The frightfest -- which centers on the Harmons, a fractured family that moves into a very haunted house -- has sucked us in with its smart blend of mind-freak horror, dense storytelling, and pitch-black comedy. And we're not the only ones hooked: Last week's installment was the show's highest-rated yet, and FX just picked it up for a second season.

Last week, we took part in a conference call with "AHS" stars Connie Britton and Dylan McDermott, who play estranged couple Vivien and Ben Harmon -- and the TV veterans were more than happy to chat about their latest hit. Read on to get the full story on "American Horror Story," straight from the stars themselves.

As we learned a few weeks back on "Parks and Recreation," parks department bureaucrat Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) has written the book on Pawnee -- literally. Now with this week's Yahoo! TV giveaway, you can win a copy of Leslie's ode to her beloved hometown, signed by the cast of NBC's critically acclaimed sitcom.

"Pawnee: The Greatest Town in America" is a hilarious account of the fictional Indiana town's somewhat troubled history (Native Americans do not look back on those days fondly), as well as a comprehensive rundown of all the picturesque pleasures the city has to offer, from JJ's Diner ("Pawnee's premier waffle location") to the Sweetums Factory (responsible for Pawnee's crippling obesity problem). "Parks" fans will love reading all the Pawnee factoids that have popped in past episodes, and the show's full cast has signed the cover (including Poehler, Nick Offerman, and Rob Lowe), making this prize a true collector's item.