Hey, Brigitte here with TV Squad Daily. I'll be covering the TV stories I find interesting each day, Monday through Friday, in this video blog.

Today on TV Squad Daily:

• Is American Idol rigged? A new DVD explains the American Idol conspiracy theory.
  
• Justin Timberlake is an odd choice to host the 2007 Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards.
  
• ABC just bought the rights to The Golden Cage, a new reality show that could last for years depending on how patient the contestants are.
  

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Note: Sorry for the delay in today's show! I had some trouble with our usual video host, and the YouTube video is embedded below until I get the technical issues with the usual player worked out.

Dutch reality mogul John de Mol (pictured) has sold yet another series to ABC. (Can anyone explain to me why the Dutch have such a stranglehold on innovation in reality television?) This one is called The Golden Cage. It's a touch Big Brother, a touch Dynasty, a touch white collar prison. Here's the skinny. Ten people, who have each paid $14,000 to participate, are put in a luxury mansion. They have servants, throw lavish parties and, in the Dutch version at least, have sex with prostitutes. Whoo-hoo!