Since losing "Project Runway" to Lifetime, Bravo has struggled with finding a fashion-related competition reality show. (I have a feeling we won't be seeing another season of "Launch My Line.")

It's done better going behind the scenes. If you've ever seen an episode of "The Rachel Zoe Project" you've witnessed its delightfully shallow, neurotic and extravagant wonders.

With "Kell on Earth" (tonight at 10) we sort of get the East Coast version of Zoe's show. Kelly Cutrone -- if you watch MTV's "The City" you've seen her in action -- is an owner of People's Revolution, a PR firm that handles fashions shows.

How I Met Your Mother (8pm, CBS) - Barney tries to "get" seven women in seven days. Sportscaster Jim Nantz and New York Yankee Nick Swisher have cameos.

BET Honors (9pm, BET) - Honorees include Whitney Houston, Queen Latifah, and Diddy. Mary J. Blige performs. 

Big Bang Theory (9:30pm, CBS) - Sheldon has a setback at work and has to get a job at The Cheesecake Factory with Penny.

Kell on Earth (10pm, Bravo) - It's the first episode of fashion public-relations maven Kelly Cutrone's new reality series. Kelly tries to balance her business with being a single mother, and tonight she organizes shows for two clients at Fashion Week.

Damages (10pm, FX) - Tom gets some devastating news while investigating Louis Tobin, and Phil uses the dog as a bargaining chip in his divorce from Patty.

Men of a Certain Age (10pm, TNT) - Joe's bookie exploits his golf skills in a scam, and Owen's family becomes concerned about his weight gain.

Also..."Chuck" at 8pm (NBC), Orlando Jones as Foreman's brother on "House" (8pm, Fox), "24" at 9pm (Fox), "Heroes" (9pm, NBC), and "Life Unexpected" at 9pm (The CW). 

There are a gazillion unanswered questions going into the final season of "Lost" on ABC. I said three seasons ago I'd be happy if Lindelcuse explained 80 percent of it by the end of the series.

Still, let's focus on Season 6. (STOP NOW if you haven't watched the show in awhile and plan to catch up.)

To countdown to the last season premiere ever (waah!) of "Lost" ... six story lines I think should be addressed by the series finale.

No. 2 Did Jack's plan work?

N&O music critic David Menconi is live-blogging the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards over at his On the Beat blog. A man from Durham has already won an award. Follow along at On the Beat.

The Grammy Show airs on CBS tonight starting at 8pm.

Whaddaya know. Last night's "Saturday Night Live" was about as solid as any complete episode I've seen in ages. I believe in my soul that Jon Hamm was working extra hard to make up for the god-awful hosting job by his "Mad Men" co-star January Jones.

Hamm's opening monologue had him reviewing some of the projects from early in his career, from lame teen sitcoms to a QVC stint and even a performance on Def Comedy Jam. The joke being that he pretty much played Don Draper in all those shows, even as he delivered the punchline from a dirty Redd Foxx stand-up bit.

Other favorites had Hamm as Scott Brown, the distractingly hot new Senator from Massachusetts, and Hamm in a commercial with musical guest Michael Bublé hawking their new joint venture, the "Hamm and Bublé" (pronounced bubbly) restaurant.

Check out some of the clips below.

Grammy Awards (8pm, CBS) - The 52nd annual awards show from the Staples Center in Los Angeles will feature performances by Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Dave Matthews Band, Bon Jovi, the Black Eyed Peas, and more.

Simpsons (8pm, Fox) - Chris Martin of Coldplay guest stars as himself in an episode in which Homer buys a million-dollar lottery ticket. 

SNL Sports All-Stars - (9pm, NBC) - Jason Sudeikis and Will Forte play their sports commentator characters (Twinkle and Stink) to host a clip show featuring some of SNL's most memorable sports moments: Will Ferrell's Harry Caray impression, Ray Romano's SportsCenter bit, and segments featuring Peyton Manning (a classic!), Derek Jeter, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, and Charles Barkley. 

Brothers & Sisters (10pm, ABC) - Kitty considers running for Robert's senate seat, while Robert and Nora serve as guest chefs in Scotty's struggling restaurant to boost business. Also, Sarah has a breakthrough in her relationship with Roy. 

There are a gazillion unanswered questions going into the final season of "Lost" on ABC. I said three seasons ago I'd be happy if Lindelcuse explained 80 percent of it by the end of the series.

Still, let's focus on Season 6. To countdown to the last season premiere ever (waah!) of "Lost" ... six story lines I think should be addressed by the series finale.

No. 3  Who will Kate choose?

This is one of those "are you freaking kidding me?" stories: actor Rip Torn was arrested last night during an armed bank break-in.

Torn was arrested for breaking into the Litchfield Savings Bank in Salisbury, CT., where he lives, after cops responded to an alarm at the bank and found Torn inside, drunk and with a loaded handgun.

Torn is known for many roles including the hilarious talk show producer Arthur ("Artie") on HBO's "The Larry Sanders Show," and NBC head Don Geist on NBC's "30 Rock." In fact, Torn was nominated for six Emmys for his role on "The Larry Sanders Show," winning the award in 1996. He was also nominated for an Emmy for his "30 Rock" role in 2008.  In all, Torn has been nominated for Emmys nine times and for an Academy Award once (in 1984 for his supporting role in "Cross Creek").   

Torn has been charged with carrying a firearm while intoxicated, carrying a pistol without a permit, first-degree criminal trespass, first-degree burglary, and third-degree criminal mischief. He is being held on a $100,000 bond.

Torn's previous brushes with the law include drunk driving charges in Connecticut and New York.

According to The Associated Press, Charlie Sheen's wife Brooke Mueller is currently recuperating in a North Carolina wellness center.

The wife of the "Two and Half Men" star was hospitalized last week for a serious infection following oral surgery, and it has been widely rumored that she is now in rehab for alcohol or drug addiction.

Entertainment Tonight reports that Mueller is at Two Dreams Outer Banks rehab center, but Mueller's lawyer says she is "definitely not in a place for drug or alcohol rehabilitation."

Miss America 2010 (8pm, TLC) - Ratings for the Miss America pageant have been in a steady decline for years now. Do we care about this any longer? If you do, this year's pageant is hosted by Mario Lopez and airs live from the Planet Hollywood Casino in Las Vegas. Judges include gymnast Shawn Johnson, actress Vivica A. Fox, and broadcaster Rush Limbaugh.

Lying to be Perfect (9pm, Lifetime) - A dowdy magazine editor (Poppy Montgomery) leads a double life as anonymous online advice columnist. But her secret identity is threatened when her friends want to make a pact to lose weight together, using the advice of her alter ego. Based on the book, "The Cinderella Pact." 

Saturday Night Live (11:30, NBC) - "Mad Men's" Jon Hamm is back to host again, and I'll watch pretty much anything with Jon Hamm. Apparently, he has shaved his beard. Not sure how I feel like that because I was kinda diggin' it. Although, gun to my head, he's probably more handsome without it. Sigh. Musical guest is Michael Buble. 

Austin City Limits (Midnight, UNC-TV) - Steve Earle and Kris Kristofferson. Austin native Earle performs from his 2009 cd "Townes" and Kristofferson plays from his 2009 cd "Closer to the Bone."