Wesley Snipes Indicted On Tax Fraud

Actor Wesley Snipes was indicted today on 8 counts of tax fraud.

Allegedly, Snipes failed to file tax returns for six years (between 1999 and 2004), and during years that he did file (1996 and 1997), he fraudulently claimed refunds to the tune of $12 million. The indictment states that Snipes' accountants have a history of filing fraudulent returns.

If convicted, Snipes could face up to 16 years in prison.

The Doctor Is Out...Knocked Out!

Actor Isaiah Washington did something this past Monday that millions of husbands and boyfriends have been wanting to do ever since their significant others have become obsessed with "Dr. McDreamy" on ABC's Grey's Anatomy: He went for this throat.

The scuffle between actors Patrick Dempsey and Washington was downplayed by representatives for the two actors, saying that the differences had been resolved and everyone had moved on. Reports were that Washington was upset about certain cast members delaying a scene. Our guess is that "certain cast member" was the one who got his throat grabbed.

Grey's Anatomy has been the number one show in the Nielsen ratings for two of the first three weeks of its new season.

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Seinfeld Wins Top TV On DVD Award

The Fifth and Sixth seasons of Seinfeld won the "Best Of Show" prize at the 3rd annual TV DVD Awards, which were presented Wednesday night in Century City, California.

Awards were also given out to titles representing individual decades. Lost (Season 1) got the award for the 2000s, while Seinfeld (Seasons 5 & 6) won for the 90s; Remington Steele (Seasons 4 & 5) for the 80s; The Bob Newhart Show (Season 2) for the 70s; The Munsters (Season 2) for the 60s; and The Adventures Of Superman (Season 1) for the 50s.

Lost: Season 1 also picked up an award for Best Bonus Materials, while The Simpsons: Season 7 nabbed the award for Best Animated Series; and Doctor Who: The Complete First Series won for Best British TV Series.

The awards were hosted by Charlene Tilton, who played Lucy Ewing on Dallas.