Celebuzz has been keeping you up to date with our weekly Fall 2011 TV Guide, but now that we’re down to just a handful of both new and returning show premieres, we’re hooking you up with a TV guide for the whole month of October!

Check out the gallery to see the most anticipated show premieres for this month!

Also, for all you movie buffs out there, Celebuzz also has a Fall 2011 Movie Guide. Check it out below!

Fall 2011 movie guide

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Which television show(s) will you be tuning in to watch? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

House and Grey’s Anatomy are both set to debut their musical episodes this month on March 7 and March 31 respectively. While we wait to watch our favorite doctors belt out their tunes, take a look back at clips from our favorite ten musical episodes so far.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: One More, With Feeling

Xena: The Bitter Suite

The Simpsons: A Fish Called Selma

Even Stevens: Influenza

Daria: Daria!

South Park: Chef Aid

How I Met Your Mother: Girls vs. Suits

Fringe: Brown Betty

That ‘70s Show: That 70s Musical

Scrubs: My Musical

Don’t worry, Glee fans. The show is still one of our favorites. We had a tough time picking our favorite episodes from these last two seasons, so we’re giving it honorable mention as a whole!

What are some of your favorite television musical episodes? Let us know in the comments below.

A new promo for The Simpsons‘ highly anticipated Twilight-themed episode of the show’s annual “Treehouse of Horror” extravaganza has been released, offering a sneak peek into how America’s favorite dysfunctional family and everyone’s favorite sparkly vampires will gel on screen.

In the episode, Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe plays familiarly-named vamp Edmund. Also making a guest appearance on the episode: House star Hugh Laurie, who somehow manages to conjure even more dread than he does on his regular gig.

Check out the animated collision of worlds below. The Simpsons‘ satirical nod to Twilight airs on November 7. Will you be tuning in for the chuckles? Let us know in the comments section.

Top earner Ryan Seacrest rakes it in at $15 million a year. And Jersey Shore star Snooki earns the same amount per episode as teen superstar Selena Gomez. That’s a lotta pickles!

Do you think these stars deserve their big paychecks? Click through to see out list of some of television’s top earners and let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Jon recently joked to People magazine that he and House actor Hugh are planning on taking the Breaking Bad actor down because they were jealous of his Emmy domination last year.

From People:

Hugh and I have a feeling that we’re going to get together after this year’s Emmys and just beat the s*** out of Bryan Cranston. That’s what is going to happen, and we’ll just distract him somehow, because he’s very fit.

Both Hugh and I are very, very creative and very intelligent, so we will come up with some way to do that that will be untraceable to us … although my saying it out loud to the press may have ruined our plan.

The three actors were all nominated for Emmys last year, but Bryan took home the award. This year the three TV thespians are all up against each other again and the competition certainly sounds fierce (and handsome).

Both Hugh and Jon have been nominated for Emmys several years in a row, but neither have won for their critically-aclaimed shows. Bryan has taken home the Emmy for his role on Breaking Bad two years in a row.

Jokes aside, Hamm should be happy another actor with a hit AMC show has been winning critical acclaim.

Who do you think should take home the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama?

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The Christopher Nolan-directed film, which featured Heath Ledger in his last performance as the deranged Joker, made off with five awards in all of its nominated categories, including Favorite Movie and Onscreen Matchup.

Batman himself, Christian Bale, dedicated the Favorite Movie award to the late Ledger.

“Thank you very, very much,” he said. “And on behalf of all of the cast from the movie, thank you very much to the fans. Here’s to Heath, thank you.”

Country crossover sensation Carrie Underwood won the most awards by a single person this year. The triple-dressed (orange, green and a floral Naeem Khan) Underwood won three crystal statues for Favorite Female Singer, Favorite Star 35 & Under and Best Country Song for “Last Name.”

In the TV category, Fox’s snarky medical thriller House won Best TV Drama. British actor Hugh Laurie also scored for the Favorite Male TV Star, and Christina Applegate of Samantha Who? won Best Female. Applegate alluded to her recent battle with breast cancer and the support of fans in her acceptance speech.

“It didn’t go unnoticed, thank you,” she said.

Favorite Talk Show Host went to Ellen DeGeneres who gave a sarcastic thank-you to her “roommate, Portia,” referencing the recent passage of Proposition 8 which threatened the validity of her marriage to actress wife Portia DeRossi in California.

Brad Pitt won Favorite Leading Man, and his companion Angelina Jolie won Favorite Female Action Star. Unfortunately, neither was on hand to accept an award.

E! reports that the People’s Choice Awards have almost 40 different categories, so the awards show last night was only able to show a portion of the complete list of winners.

Because surprises are fun, Celebuzz is going to give 10 of the lucky nominees a little something extra, just for being super special.

And maybe a little bit beautiful. And a lot hot.

In honor of the beautiful golden statue, here are the top 10 hottest nominees of the 2008 Emmys!

Look through the gallery on the right, and drop us a comment if you spot any mistaken picks!