Patrick's diaper duty

Patrick is to busy with his new movie Maid of Honor and the new season of Grey's Anatomy he does not even have time to change a diaper. McDreamy is a proud new father of twins Darby and Sullivan but he has been so busy he has not been able to spend as much time with the kids as he would like. It is time for McDreamy to give up the scrubs for a few packages of diapers.

Morning news

The cast of Grey's Anatomy are having a hard time with their pay negotiations. Katherine Heigl has been in the papers and tabloids for the past week because she was very upset that she was not getting paid as much as her other cast members were. She wanted to get as much money as Sandra Oh and Isaiah Washington. Well it turns out things are not going so well for Washington. As the cast are in negotiations over salaries, they don't think Isaiah should be able to ask for more money. After his much publicized comment made against fellow co-star T.R. Knightly about being gay. The producers are holding it against him and do not think he should get more money because they don't want to condone his actions.

Rachel Ray was attacked on Saturday in Union Square. She was walking her dog when another dog that was un- accompanied kept going after Rachel's Dog Isaboo. She tried to get the dog away put it became aggressive, and started to attack her. Rachel got bit on her leg. Just because she is a chef does not mean she tastes good. It must have been a scary situation, but it is a hilarious story!

The producer of "Borat," Larry Charles is coming back to television. He has signed a 2 1/2 deal with ABC Studios to create scripted comedies and animated shows. He is a huge producer and writer in the television industry. He has produced and written for shows like "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Seinfeld," and was an executive producer on the first season of HBO's "Entourage." His new project is in the beginning stages of production. He is getting ready to a produce a comedy series for HBO that revolves around Kanye West.

The Nielsen ratings have hit college campuses for the first time. Daytime shows such as Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and Passions have gone up in ratings among many college students. Daytime soap opera's have gone up 30% while prime time ratings have also risen. Two of the most popular shows have been Grey's Anatomy and Gilmore Girls. A boost in these ratings for the demographic of 18-24 means a lot for these shows. Advertisers have more interest in these time slots which will help for the shows survival. The daytime soap opera Passions was set to be cancelled in the fall of 2007 but if their ratings keep increasing they have a stronger chance of survival. Who said lounging out and watching television was a bad thing. These ratings definitely prove otherwise.