NBC has identified Seth Meyers, Andy Cohen, and Nick Cannon as potential replacements for Jimmy Fallon on "Late Night."

Pardon me, miss, but your sign seems to have a stutter.

Oscar-nominee Ralph Fiennes went on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live.

The good news: Andy Cohen, the executive vice president of programming for Bravo (we have him to thank for "Millionaire Matchmaker" and the endless variants of "Real Housewives"), will take a reduced role behind the scenes of the network next year.

UPDATE: Now with video.

Andy Cohen -- the Bravo executive who perniciously fills our lives with endless iterations of squabbling "Real Housewives" who are never actually housewives -- was a guest on MSNBC's execrable "Morning Joe" today, where he helped analyze the crappiness of this year's Oscar telecast.

Jackée Harry and Regina King used to be on "227" together.

This Thursday, Bravo is rolling out its sixth (ugh) "Real Housewives" franchise, which will document the facelifted catfights of Beverly Hills.