Who Is a Great Guest Judge Choice for American Idol-- Neil Patrick?

We love Neil Patrick Harris just as much as the next gal, but we can't help but wonder: Should American Idol leave the judging up to the true recording-industry professionals?
The How I Met Your Mother star is sitting at the judges table today for the Dallas auditions, a Fox rep confirmed to us.
And yes, we know NPH has succeeded on Broadway and has sung a tune or two elsewhere in his entertainment endeavors. But does that make him a great judge for this type of competition? Take our poll below to let us know what you think and then hit the comments with your arguments.
Neil Patrick Harris American Idol Poll

Is NPH a good choice to be an Idol guest judge?
• Yes! He sings! Why shouldn't he judge a singing competition?
• No! He's not that kind of singer and should stick to his main gig
• Who cares? He'll be entertaining on the show

Post-AIDS Sexual Revolution

If you like to be part of the newly sexual revolution, you would like better tune in to the new Melrose Place Sept. 8 on the CW. At least that's the message we took away from Wednesday's Q&A with executive producer Todd Slavkin.
We got the dish on the cast's sexcapades, the original residents of the famous address and more

Kardashian tackle Football Star on TV

Less than a month after Kim Kardashian's breakup with New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush, she is set to star in a similar storyline on Fox's new sitcom 'Brothers.'

Kardashian will play herself opposite Michael Strahan, the former New York Giants defensive end who plays Mike Trainor, a former football player on the show. During the episode, she confronts him about a rumored affair between the two of them, a FOX representative told

'USA Idol' ABC wishes Paula Abdul to skip on over post

ABC is joining the refrain of those looking for to hire Paula Abdul, who said she renounces "American Idol."
ABC programming chief Stephen McPherson told the Television Critics Association on Saturday that he was "stunned" to hear she'd decided to leave the top-rated Fox series and that he's contacted Abdul, whom he called an old friend.
McPherson told Abdul he'd love to see her at ABC, home of "Dancing with the Stars."
Abdul announced last Tuesday she was leaving as an "Idol" judge following stalemated contract talks with Fox and the show's producers. She said she quickly started receiving "wonderful" offers.