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The new TV philosophy seems to be "If a story is worth doing, it's worth doing nonstop." Two days after Michael Jackson died, TV's obsession with all things Jacko had already grown so relentless that I was curled up on the couch, whimpering, "Make it stop."
The Ellen DeGeneres Show (3 p.m., NBC10) - Actor Hugh Jackman; actor Chris Pine; Carolina Liar performs. Oprah Winfrey (4 p.m., 6ABC) - Three viewers team with celebrity chefs Ingrid Hoffman, Curtis Stone and Tyler Florence for a sandwich showdown; Oprah's best friend, Gayle King, searches for America's best sandwich.
Ellen Gray: In Lifetime's Lifetime'"Drop Dead Diva," Brooke Elliott stars as Jane Bingum, a brilliant lawyer whose body is essentially snatched by a "Price Is Right" model wannabe.
Golf (2 p.m., ESPN) - The third major tournament on the LPGA Tour - the U.S. Women's Open - has brought top female golfers to Saucon Valley Country Club in Bethlehem, Pa.
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Guest lineup for the Sunday TV news shows:
Paul McCartney is going back to the Ed Sullivan Theater.
It's a boy for Jason Priestley and his wife, Naomi.
A Russian TV channel cut a segment of the ribald U.S. cartoon comedy "South Park" that appeared to mock Vladimir Putin, a spokesman said Friday.
A Russian TV channel has reportedly cut a segment of the ribald U.S. cartoon comedy South Park that appeared to mock Vladimir Putin.
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The arrival of summer is supposed to make life easier for Atlantic City's casino operators. This summer, however, is off to a rocky start.

June revenue dropped nearly 14 percent, extending a string of gloomy economic reports into what used to be the high season for gambling halls.