Do you think we need another court show? What if I told you that this new court show was going to be hosted by Nancy Grace. Yup, Grace is planning to star in her own daily syndicated court show next year. And it has actually gone past just a "talks" stage because Grace has reportedly filmed a presentation to show CBS Television Distribution. The name of the show (right now anyway, this could change) is Swift Justice with Nancy Grace. I guess The Biggest Loser was already taken. ...

It was the end on 'Saving Grace' (Mon., 10PM on TNT) and Grace (Holly Hunter) went out with a bang. [Spoiler warning!] Grace made good on her word from the first episode and sacrificed herself in the name of God. She went out in a blaze -- literally -- of glory. She sacrificed herself and vanquished the evil from Baltimore. But, where did that leave her friends? In mourning. Where did it leave you, loyal viewers? ...

One of our favorite boozing TV detectives, Grace Hanadarko, is back in action on 'Saving Grace' (Mon., March 29 at 10PM ET on TNT) and we've got an exclusive clip from the final season's premiere. In the season premiere, Grace (Holly Hunter) meets a mysterious stranger and takes him home from church. A concerned Rhetta (Laura San Giacomo) consults the always dependable Internet and finds Grace's mysterious new beau hasn't been very truthful. What does she find? We'll let you find out in the video. However, please tell us you what thought about Grace's bizarre reaction. Check out the video after the jump. ...

NBC has a solid history of confusing and/or misleading previews (check out tonight's West Wing, for example -- and that's all I'll say for now), and the tradition continues in previews for the final episodes of Will and Grace. The previews all show Will and Grace doing things as a "couple": kissing passionately, Will throwing Grace down on the bed to make love to her, Grace asking Will to be there for her and her baby, and one scene of them walking down the aisle together. But it's all out of context! The kiss was a kiss of two best friends, the scene with Will and Grace in bed was a flashback to when they dated and he hadn't come out yet, the scene about the baby is Will and Grace discussing her future as a single mom, and the scene of them walking down the aisle? That was the ep where Will gave away Grace at her wedding to Leo! Of course, maybe it's all misdirection. Maybe the show is going to surprise us all by having Will turn out to be straight (he never can keep a man, can he?), and she and ...

Nancy Grace, the CNN, ahem, anchor who ruthlessly interrogates guests on her show and spends days reporting on the same story (usually involving a celebrity), has just made news herself. According to an article in the New York Post Grace secretly married back in April and is now pregnant. Nancy married David Linch, an investment banker from Atlanta. Linch and Grace have known each other since they attended college back in the 1970's. According to Nancy the wedding was a spur of the moment thing which was attended by family. ...

I don't watch Passions (I'm a Guiding Light man), and this news doesn't make me want to watch the show anytime soon. A new character has joined the cast, a lawyer named Grace Nancier. The woman looks just like lawyer/TV show host Nancy Grace. The NY Post says that Grace was approached to do the part herself, but she didn't have the time.   [via TV Newser] ...

After being eliminated from 'Dancing With The Stars' this week, Nancy Grace and her partner Tristan MacManus came on 'The View' (weekdays, syndicated on ABC) to do the tango one last time. Grace also took the opportunity to defend the duo's eight-week stay on the show. Sherri Shepherd brought up the fact that even although she has her haters, Grace did 'DWTS' while holding down a nightly show on HLN. "You mean I was the one with a job?" she huffed, still out of breath from the dance. ...

Nancy Grace didn't seem like she was in a dancing mood on 'The Talk' (weekdays, syndicated on CBS) but the ladies had other ideas. As the 'Dancing With the Stars' veteran worked through her list of excuses -- she didn't have the right shoes, there was no dancefloor, she needed music and her partner -- the 'Talk' ladies had an answer for every one of them. They brought Grace a pair of dancing shoes, cleared the studio floor, lowered a mirrored ball, and then Grace's 'DWTS' partner Tristan MacManus appeared from backstage. ...

Grace is ready to try again. Actress Debra Messing has signed for a new television show called 'Wright vs. Wrong,' a sitcom for ABC, and if you think this is going to be anything like 'Will & Grace,' think again. (Although if they're smart, it better be just as funny!) The premise of the pilot for 'Wright vs. Wrong' is that Debra plays Evelyn Wright, a strong-minded, ambitious political personality who espouses the conservative, right-wing agenda. However, while she has this tough, conservative personality for the public, behind the scenes she's consumed by her foibles and flaws. So she's half-Grace Adler, the flawed, foibled part. Grace's politics, at least what she tried to articulate in her goofy way, was of the liberal lefty variety. ...

Pundit Nancy Grace recalls her recent cancer scare and delivers a message to women that regular checkups are absolutely critical on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM on ABC). ...

Nancy Grace has spent the last several weeks railing against Casey Anthony, and the last twenty-four hours against the "not guilty" verdict in her trial. Appearing Wednesday on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM on ABC), Grace was more in control, discussing with Dan Abrams how testimony from Anthony's family influenced that case and what Casey's life might be like now that she is an infamous celebrity. Abrams and Grace agreed that Anthony's family had been persuasive to the jury, especially Casey Anthony's mother Cindy's emotional testimony. "I think that they [the family] believed a conviction was coming down, but not a death penalty, if they could stop it," said Grace. ...

Nancy Grace was just as shocked as we were that she was offered a spot competing for the mirrorball trophy on 'Dancing With the Stars.' The legal analyst and CNN anchor told 'Good Morning America' she was en route to a hearing for the Casey Anthony trial when she got the called. "I was en route to the courtroom in the car," Grace said, "and at first, I thought I was getting punk'd. That someone had somehow gotten the Time Warner CNN cell number and was kidding me about doing 'Dancing With the Stars.'" Needless to say, she wasn't getting pranked and Grace signed on for Season 13. Already hard at work prepping for the Mon., Sept. 19 premiere, Grace said she's had to bandage up her feet. ...

Nancy Grace and Tristan MacManus took time out of their busy rehearsal schedule for 'Dancing With the Stars' to stop by 'The Rosie Show' (Weeknights, 7PM ET on OWN). Rosie O'Donnell asked about nerves on the show, and especially on elimination night. Twice Grace has been left in jeopardy until the last moment, but she said the first time it happened was easily the worst. "I almost vomited on him," she said of MacManus. "But he didn't have a shirt on." She marveled that wardrobe has been putting him in less and less and her in more and more, but O'Donnell said that's understandable after Grace's malfunction. But Grace is still insisting the "nip-slip" never happened. ...

Despite some feelings the show has passed its prime, Will & Grace is still far superior to any new sitcom NBC has tried since Scrubs and NBC is looking to renew it. The agreement would be for a full season but NBC is looking to lower its licensing fees. This would reflect our stance that Will & Grace isn't as hot a property as it once was. Either way NBC could do much worse. ...

Maggie Grace, formerly known as Shannon Rutherford on Lost, is taking another step in her film career. The actress is set to star in the action movie Taken with Liam Neeson. Grace will be playing a character who is kidnapped and forced into slavery. Neeson's character, a former spy, is charged with saving her. French writer-director Luc Besson (The Transporter) is both writing and producing the film, and French cinematographer Pierre Morel will direct. ...