Sure, we're deeply invested in who wins that nifty Golden Popcorn trophy for 'Best Kiss' at this Sunday's MTV Movie Awards (our bet's on Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis for their 'Black Swan' smooch).

But we're also really amped to see exclusive trailers from 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2,' 'Breaking Dawn' and 'Super 8,' plus the usual parade of hot stars. This year, look for Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner, Shia LaBoeuf, Ryan Reynolds, Leighton Meester, Emma Stone, Blake Lively and Cameron Diaz, for starters

MONDAY, JUNE 6

'Bobby Fischer Against the World' (9PM ET, HBO)
HBO kicks off its summer documentary series with a film that chronicles the brilliant rise of chess prodigy Bobby Fischer, who became a grandmaster as a teenager, battled Russia's Boris Spassky in a legendary 1972 match and, in his controversial later years, became paranoid and withdrawn. This documentary draws on interviews with chess legend Gary Kasparov, author Malcolm Gladwell, talk-show host Dick Cavett, Paul Marshall (Fischer's personal attorney), Harry Sneider (his trainer) and photographer Harry Benson, who had access to Fischer before and during the 1972 championship.

Come next Wednesday, the great Meredith Vieira will be saying goodbye to NBC's 'Today' show -- but the longtime morning show staple could be back on TV very soon.

"Barbara [Walters] adores Meredith and would welcome her back on 'The View' in a second," a 'View' insider told PopEater's Rob Shuter. "Meredith returning home would be a great ratings boost and Barbara likes nothing better than ratings success even if it means asking one of the regular women to have a less active role."

Is Cheryl Cole back in as 'X Factor' U.S. judge? News of the World says so.

According to their report, Cole is expected to return to the judges' panel this Wednesday as auditions continue in New Jersey.

As we reported earlier, Cole is rumored to be working out her visa issues, and bossman Simon Cowell made a case to network Fox to keep her on, which means co-host-turned-judge Nicole Scherzinger will go back to co-hosting again.

Without comment from Fox or Cowell since news of Cole's dismissal broke over a week ago, speculation about why she was let go has ranged from fights, lack of chemistry with fellow judge Paula Abdul and a too-heavy accent for American audiences to understand.

But having already taped four audition shows with Cole, it was a production concern to have such a big switch-up so late in the game.

Love is in the entertainment news air this weekend.

We've seen Kim Kardashian's engagement rock, pondered rumors that she's pregnant and heard all the talk about changing her name to Humphries (Mama Kris is not thrilled), but Kardashian Wedding Watch 2011 continues.

Now TMZ is reporting that Kim and fiance Kris Humphries are working out a prenup before they get hitched. Kim is worth an estimated $35 million, while Humphries' assets are somewhere in the $8 million ballpark.

The couple is reportedly telling friends "it's the smart thing to do."

In other TV news ...

I always thought I was a picky eater ... until I watched 'Freaky Eaters.'

The TLC show is back for Season 2 (premieres Sun., June 5, 10PM and 10:30PM ET), but according to the show's experts, psychotherapist Dr. Mike Dow and nutrition specialist J.J. Virgin, the difference between Season 1 and 2 is night and day.

Last season, we met freaky eaters addicted to pizza, french fries and Coke. Now, that seems normal compared to this season's addicts. In the premiere episode, we meet Nikki, a woman obsessed with eating corn starch. Just plain corn starch. Up to 3,300 calories worth of corn starch a day, as a matter of fact.

The second of the premiere episodes will introduce us to Kelly, who's gained 150 pounds in the last 10 years because of her addiction to cheesy potatoes -- basically any kind of potatoes topped with melted cheese. See our exclusive clip of Kelly after the jump ...

Attention guidos and guidettes -- there's more 'Jersey Shore' coming your way.

MTV has announced that Season 4 of their hit show will premiere Thurs., Aug. 4, 10PM ET.

They also confirmed that Season 5 is a go, beginning production next month back in Seaside Heights, New Jersey.

The fourth season has gotten more press than any other, thanks to Snooki, The Situation and the rest of the gang filming in (and terrorizing) Florence, Italy. There have been reports of car accidents with cops, public fights and general shock and awe at the cast's unique brand of fist-pumping "Italian."

Italy can finally say ciao to their national nightmare when the cast returns to the Shore June 20.

As resident McKinley High troublemaker Santana on 'Glee,' supporting actress Naya Rivera routinely steps aside for series standouts Lea Michele, Chris Colfer and Santana's love interest, played by Heather Morris, to take the spotlight.

But now, the 24-year-old Californian is making a play for solo success: EW.com reports that Rivera has scored a record deal with Columbia Records.

Rivera is the third star of the hit series to go solo. 'Glee' castmates Matthew Morrison (Will Shuester) and Mark Salling (Puck) have already released their own albums -- while many fans of Broadway belter Michele remain hopeful she'll announce a record deal soon.

While portraying the Cheerios villain whose role grew substantially in season 2, Rivera has been a versatile vocalist on 'Glee,' rocking covers from ABBA to Amy Winehouse. But there's no word yet on the musical style she'll aim for when she enters the studio for her debut album.

It was a wild week on the TV machine. A new batch of summer reality competition shows started, leaving us to enjoy their William Hung / Pants on the Ground phase.

Donald Trump ate pizza with Sarah Palin, and Anthony Weiner tweeted a picture of his weiner (allegedly), which both served as great fodder for late night comedians and daytime hosts.

Check out our five favorite clips of the week and vote for your favorite in our weekly poll.

The six adult leads on 'Modern Family' flew to New York to tape an episode of James Lipton's 'Inside the Actor's Studio' earlier this month.

The special is scheduled to air June 7 at 8PM on Bravo, but the network posted two clips showing us the hilarity in store for when we tune in next week. For example, the fact that Eric Stonestreet agrees with Jesse Tyler Ferguson's assessment that he's gay for pay, or the non-school-related adventures Julie Bowen had in Florence while studying Italian Renaissance Art during college.

Check out the clips below. (Thanks to PopWrap for the heads up.)

Two contestants resisted temptation for easy money today on 'Let's Make A Deal' (weekdays, syndicated on CBS) and it paid off. Host Wayne Brady put cash in their hands and tried to lure them away from a mystery choice, but they stayed put and each of the two contestants wound up winning a car.

Brady offered the first contestant, dressed as a policewoman, five hundred dollars to give up what was in the box. He kept increasing his offer, from $700 to $2000, but police lady kept the box and won a Toyota Yaris.

Brady got tricky with the next contestant, who was dressed as a farm girl, offering her 4,000 Brazilian reals for what was behind a curtain. The money would have been $2,371, but instead, she got a Chevy Aveo. We're guessing they learned their lessons from a couple yesterday that lost out on two cars by taking the easy money.

The next time Peter goes for ice cream, he'll now have the choice of taking his new motorcycle or his new car. Plus, he'll know a lot more about the ice cream he's about to eat. Peter won a motorcycle and a car, and also a trip to Florida to attend Ice Cream University, on 'The Price Is Right' (weekdays, syndicated on CBS).

Peter won the bike first by guessing between two prices on Double Prices. He made his way to the Showcase Showdown, where he passed on a showcase that included trips to Switzerland, Las Vegas, and a sports boat. The showcase he got included the Florida trip and a Dodge Challenger. Peter was off by almost $6,000, but his rival bidder's showcase was worth more than $43,000, leaving her $18,298 under. "I said it was a good showcase," said host Drew Carey.

Going public wasn't easy for the Brown family of TLC's 'Sister Wives.' So when Kody wanted Robyn to have a baby right after they got married, she wasn't quite ready.

Feeling the pressure of the Utah investigation and the sudden fame, Robyn put off trying to add a new addition to the family.

However, in this new clip from this week's episode (Sun., June 5 at 9PM on TLC), Robyn and Kody say the time is finally right to start trying. Why now? Vegas, baby!

"Now that we're in Vegas," Kody says, "our world is different. We feel relaxed."

Check out the clip below.

Why is Niecy Nash tweeting that 'Clean House' has been canceled? According to a 'Clean House' publicist, the show is "alive and well."

When Nash was asked on Twitter if she would ever return to the Style Network series, she responded: "No :( its canceled."

On the contrary, said a 'Clean House' rep -- it's true the show isn't currently in production in Los Angeles, but that's because it's getting ready for a move to New York.

"After helping more than 200 families in the LA area, we are gearing up to begin filming the show in NY and give the East coast some much needed clutter clearing help," the publicist told AOL TV. "At the moment, we are not in production in LA, but focusing on pre-production in NY."

Legendary 'Gunsmoke' star James Arness, a bigger-than-life actor who kept the peace as Marshal Matt Dillon during the show's remarkable 20-year run, died Friday of natural causes at his home in Brentwood, Calif., his family told the Los Angeles Times. He was 88.

'Gunsmoke' debuted on CBS in 1955 and ran until 1975, in the process making Arness one of the more enduring stars on television and the Matt Dillon character one of its most beloved and trusted.

The 6' 7" Arness towered over the cast, including Dillon's deputy, Chester, played by Dennis Weaver. Other supporting stars included Amanda Blake as Kitty and Milburn Stone as Doc Adams.