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Today on TV Squad Daily: Hollywood's most desperate are making news!

• Has he finally found his purpose in life? David Hasselhoff is rumored to have signed on as a houseguest for the upcoming Celebrity Big Brother.
  
• K-Fed wants a reality television show that's all about him. That's a whole lotta K-Fed.
  
• Paris followed Britney's lead and cancelled plans to host the Fox Music Billboard Awards at the last minute. The awards show is tonight - who will host?
  

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ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX have all filed appeals to the FCC's fines for indecent language and subject matter in their programming. The biggest fine was against CBS's Without a Trace for a scene showing too much of a teen-age orgy (or maybe they didn't like the subject matter altogether?). For that, the FCC says CBS must pay an unprecedented $3.63 million. There were also fines against The Early Show on CBS for sucking - ha! just kidding - for profanity in 2004 when a Survivor castoff said "shit", and against The Billboard Music Awards on FOX for the same thing.

The networks are all appealing the fines on the grounds that the FCC's tough new stance on indecency is vague and inconsistent.