She's playing a knocked up teenager on an August installment of The Secret Life of an American Teenager.

Soon after that, Rumer Willis will go in the opposite direction and portray a lesbian character on 90210.

As first reported by Access Hollywood, the daughter of Demi Moore and Bruce Willis has landed the role of Gia on at least one episode of 90210's second season.

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The student is described as a "punky cute lesbian who isn’t afraid to speak her mind," according to a a rep for The CW. She'll work for the Blaze News, alongside Navid, Adrianna and Silver.

Earlier this week, Hilary Duff joined the cast of Gossip Girl for a multiple-episode arc. Which CW guest guest star are you more excited about?

Drunken flirtations. Secrets pacts. Harsh warnings. Here's a look ahead at next week's As the World Turns...

• It's a challenge for Henry to keep his drag persona secret.
• Carly, drunk, makes a pass at Holden. 
• Dusty (Grayson McCouch, pictured) and Damian make a pact.
• Casey receives a harsh warning from Hunter.

Nicki Aycox is out, Rachel Miner is in, but the result is the same:

Meg Masters, the sassy demon with a major grudge against the Winchester brothers, is coming back to Supernatural.

Originally played by Aycox, Miner - who got her start on Guiding Light and was most recently seen as a bisexual character on Californication - is taking over character; she was last seen in season two.

“I’ve been wondering, what Meg’s doing out there,” series creator Eric Kripke told TV Guide Magazine. “I’ve been continually asking the writers, ‘Where’s Meg?” She’s would make a really formidable adversary. I got impatient and ended up writing her into my own script.”

At the moment, Miner’s been signed for only one episode.

Picture the doctors of Grey's Anatomy.

Replace their scrubs with an astronaut helmet; the operating room with a space station; and - presto! - you've got Defying Gravity!

The series revolves around eight astronauts ,from five countries, that go on a mysterious six-year mission. The 13-episode adventure - which began filming in January in Vancouver - was pitched to ABC as "Grey's Anatomy in space."

And it worked: the network has picked up the show and will likely air it this summer.

"Since we originally pitched [Defying Gravity] to the international marketplace as Grey's Anatomy in space, getting the series on the network that has Grey's and makes the most successful sci-fi show on TV in Lost is a good fit," said David Madden, the executive VP of Canadian network FtvS.

Ron Livingston (pictured) will headline Defying Gravity, along with Laura Harris, Christina Cox, Malik Yoba and Florentine Lahme.

Due America's birthday, the July 6 edition of Monday Night Raw taped earlier this week.

Without giving too much away, the Million Dollar Man serves as the guest host/general manager, while Triple H takes on John Cena in the main event.

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After six years in Los Angeles, 24 moved its storyline to D.C. last season.

Now, as Kiefer Sutherland and company shoot season eight of the show, CTU is headed to New York City. The actor raved about the new sets in a recent interview with TV Guide Magazine.

“The new U.N. is very cool,” Sutherland said. “I was quite awestruck when I saw the set for the first time. The designs are so tasteful and represent such a diverse political spectrum, literally matching samples of graffiti taken from the ruins of the Berlin Wall. A lot of thought went into it.”

The new season of 24, which premieres in January 2010, will feature a new, sleek base of operations for CTU.

This is where new agents Freddie Prinze Jr. and Katee Sackhoff will work out of.

Punches and discoveries highlight the week ahead on The Young and the Restless...

• Billy punches Cane.
• Kay collapses.
• Jack (Peter Bergman, pictured) discovers the truth.
• Paul and Nikki face major issues.

While Friday Night Lights star Connie Britton recently said the series' two-season pickup would likely mean the end of the show in 2011, she now says, "You never know—if it does do really, really well, maybe they would go on for more seasons."

Either way, what do the next - and possible final - two seasons hold?

Peter Berg, who adapted the book and film of the same name for television, is directing the first episode, which will likely have a time jump similar to Season Two.

Said Connie Britton of the new season, "I bet they will do it from that three-month ending to the beginning of the new school season, which would be September."

And if a sixth season of Friday Night Lights isn't ordered after the fourth and fifth?

"Everybody is really embracing the idea of having two seasons and being able to be really specific with these arcs and know where we're going to end up," she said.

"That's exciting to be able to do that on a TV show. I really do feel like these two seasons are going to be really strong. I think it's going to be a lot of change."

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Rumors continue to circulate that Claire Bennet will be involved in a semi-lesbian storyline next season on Heroes.

As you might expect, this doesn't exactly raise our hopes over the prospects of improvement for the series.

In a recent interview with MTV News, Hayden Panettierre doesn't touch on this subject. Instead, she focuses on a new set of characters that will infiltrate Heroes in the fall.

"The next season of Heroes has a lot of characters that are coming in. There's something called The Carnival... which is kind of the opposite of what The Company was. There's a lot of new, cool characters."

Claire, of course, will be a college freshman when the new season kicks off. But don't expect her to wave any pom poms.

“She’s trying out this new life and trying to figure out how to fit in,” said Panettiere. “I don’t know that I will ever put on a cheerleading outfit again!”

Save the Cheerleader, Save the World? Never again! Hayden Panettierre has bid farewell to uniforms such as these.

When the third season of Big Love concluded, Bill Henrickson - due to frustration with his religion’s rules against polygamy - formed the "Church of Bill."

Look for this creation to play a major role on season four, which begins shooting in August.

In an interview with TV Guide Magazine, Bill Paxton said he hopes the new church helps his character spread his word to a growing flock.

“I had lunch with the writers to talk about what we hope will be happening for the next three years,” Paxton said last week. “I’d like to see Bill’s fortunes rise, the casino investment pay off and provide us a chance to swagger in our lifestyle like in the movie Giant.”

An influx in money cash would allow Henrickson to invest in a new compound to compete with the oppressive Grant dynasty. That clearly appeals to the show's star.

“Bill is being groomed as a young prophet. I’d like to see him buy some land like they did in the early 1800’s and start a utopian town that’s more inclusive. I think he’s going to rise.”

But be careful what you wish for, Bill.

Douglas Smith, who plays Henrickson son Ben, said of his on-screen father: “If he goes off to a compound, I want to take over the three households - and annex Margene for myself!”.