AP - It’’s another girl for Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck.

AP - Early one cold November morning, actress Annie Wersching leads Kiefer Sutherland to an “armored” SUV with dark windows parked outside the U.S. Department of Agriculture building.

Reuters - Neil Flynn, who co-stars as the unnamed janitor on “Scrubs,” will play Patricia Heaton’’s husband in ABC’’s comedy pilot “The Middle.”

Reuters - HBO has snagged the exclusive telecast rights to the opening ceremony of President-elect Barack Obama’’s inauguration week.

Reuters - NBC, looking to keep a John Wells-branded drama on the air after the March finale of the producer’’s “ER,” is in talks to pick up his new cop show “Police” (formerly “LAPD”) for a possible slot.

Reuters - CBS plans to return the midseason comedy “Rules of Engagement” to its schedule on March 3, replacing freshman series “Worst Week.”

Reuters - The presidential election and worsening economy pushed the war in Iraq mostly out of the headlines, especially among the Big Three evening newscasts.

Reuters - Who you gonna call? How about 911?

Reuters - The Ashton Kutcher-ing of television continues with ABC’’s “True Beauty,” a pandering show that finds the actor who gave us “Punk”d” and “Beauty and the Geek” serving as one of eight executive producers.

E! Online - Brad Pitt could be a surprise guest at tomorrow night’’s People’’s Choice Awards.