SPOILER ALERT – Tonight's "Idol" blog will reveal who is leaving the competition, so please don't read if you don't want to know.

Were you correct?

Tonight's elimination was not a shocker at all. I predicted it earlier, and judging by last night's comments on this blog, lots of you did, too.

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SPOILER ALERT – Tonight's "Idol" blog will reveal who is leaving the competition, so please don't read if you don't want to know.

8:57 p.m. -  Jacob leaves us tonight by singing some Luther Vandross.

As he sings "A House Is Not a Home," I am reminded of how much I loved him in the beginning.

Some of us will miss you Mantasia. Fare thee well, Jacob. FULL POST

Jacob.

There, I've said it. I think Jacob Lusk is going home tonight on "American Idol." Not that I haven't thoroughly enjoyed Jacob's voice. He's an amazing singer.

But I feel like he's turned off more than a few voters with some of his comments, and his Wednesday night performance of "No Air" was nothing to write home about.

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If there's one word that's synonymous with "Community," it's "paintball."

Last season's episode involving a paintball war remains one of the most popular in the show's history, and the moment it really started to gain a following of devoted viewers who can't wait to see which unexpected direction the show will go in next.

"Community's" two-part season finale starts tonight, and it includes special guest star Josh Holloway, best known as Sawyer from "Lost," in his first role after the hit series ended last year.

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Cameron Diaz has a new movie coming out called “The Bad Teacher,” but she is causing some serious controversy for what she said in a new Maxim magazine interview.

Cammy D. says marriage is a dying institution, adding, "I think we have to make our own rules. I don't think we should live our lives in relationships based off of old traditions that don't suit our world any longer.”

I can’t say that I agree but I think she makes some very interesting points and I’m sure there are plenty of people who agree with her. The nice thing is, no one says you have to get married. What do you think? Post below.

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The creative duo behind "Catfish" are back with another project.

Variety reports that Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman have been tapped to direct "Paranormal Activity 3." The pair helmed the highly buzzed about documentary, which starred Schulman's brother, Yaniv, and are now turning their attention to the very successful horror franchise.

According to Variety, Paramount is planning to release "Paranormal Activity 3" on October 21.

MTV’s “Teen Mom” series has grown to include a brand-new set of young mothers, but this summer the network is bringing back its original four.

On July 5, Maci, Amber, Farrah and Catelynn will all return for a third season of the docu-series. According to the network, this season will go “deeper deeper into the girls’ lives as they confront old wounds, struggle to further their education, face strained relationships and strive to give their children the best life possible.”

Their kids are now toddlers, and MTV promises that the “terrible twos” stage will offer plenty of "lessons." (And, presumably, entertainment.)

To top it off, MTV has given a fourth season of “Teen Mom” the green light, which isn’t that unsurprising – according to Entertainment Weekly, the reality show was the No. 2 original cable series for the 12-34 age group last year, and pulled in 3.8 million viewers a week.

Actor Kiefer Sutherland’s got a full plate between his Broadway play, "That Championship Season," his new web series, "The Confession," and of course, the "24” movie.

"There's been talk about it forever," Sutherland told CNN of the feature film version of the smash Fox series. “But it is slated right now for the summer of 2012."

"I'm one of the producers (of Fox's "24" film) and I've been working with Ron Howard,” he revealed. “We've had a couple of scripts that I think were wonderful but they weren't perfect, and I think we worked so hard on the series for that long that we want to make, if not a series of films, at least the one film really matter. We've just been working so hard to reach that."

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How did “The Godfather’s” Vito Corleone become Don Corleone? A new prequel to the best-selling novel aims to answer that question. (Well, presumably whatever questions are still left after "Godfather II.")

“The Family Corleone,” to be published by Grand Central Publishing, will be based on an unproduced screenplay written by “Godfather” author Mario Puzo, who passed away in 1999.

This novel will be written by novelist and playwright Ed Falco (who also happens to be the uncle of former “Sopranos” star Edie Falco, according to the Los Angeles Times.)

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The moms of "Modern Family" took the spotlight on Wednesday night's episode, though Cam wasn't exactly thrilled with the idea of being seen as one of them.

When Mitchell brought Cam breakfast in bed on what just so "happened" to be Mother's Day, he cried foul. Mitchell responded, "It happens to be mother's day. Not martyr's day."

Things got even more uncomfortable for this week's MVP when he was asked to pose with Lily in a group shot of neighborhood moms. The look on his face said it all.

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