Armstrong gets plate, 12 screws in collarbone. AUSTIN, Texas (AP)—His broken collarbone surgically mended, Lance Armstrong is on the clock.

The seven-time Tour de France champion will be back on his bike in days even though the bone may take eight to 12 weeks to fully mend. Armstrong must resume training almost immediately if he’s to meet his goal of racing in the Giro d’Italia, which begins May 9. LINK

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Lip Syncing on American Idol LINK

The experiment of mixing journalism and comedy failed to attract an audience LINK

The NBC affiliates board has launched an exhaustive research study designed to keep local newscasts from suffering due to the network's decision to move Leno to 10 p.m LINK

Lance Armstrong on the way to the hospital after breaking his collar bone in a racing accident LINK

WASHINGTON (AP) - Massachusetts Rep. Barney Frank called Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia a "homophobe" in a recent interview THANKS LIVELEAK

Footage of the accident. Sadly both pilots died LINK

On the air Goldberg said the reporter could "kiss her ass." The video is here:LINK

Buried in the story is the lead where Walters says she thinks she may retire in the "not too distant future." LINK

Former employees file wage and hour suit against 'American Idol' producer Fremantle Media is accused of depriving workers of overtime pay and meal breaks. LINK

Buying a media company or content producer such as NBC or the New York Times wouldn't make sense for Google, an executive from the Internet bellwether said Wednesday. LINK

Courtney Friel is one of those television reporters who, even though she's not yet 30, has seemingly worked just about everywhere. LINK

ABC's "World News" anchor Charles Gibson at one point considered being a sports reporter. LINK