Several high-profile reality/competition TV shows wrapped up their seasons last night:

• People.com says the winner of "America's Got Talent" was a surprise, though judge Piers Morgan thinks the decision was right.

• EW.com's recap of the "Big Brother" finale names the winner and runs down all the action.

• "Top Chef" also named a season winner last night, and I saw that EW.com also has a recap of that. But I didn't read it and don't tell me what it says, because I haven't watched the show yet. Thank you.

Other entertainment items of note online today:

ART & EXHIBITS

• The Detroit News looks ahead to ArtPrize, the wildly successful art event begun in Grand Rapids last year, which returns next week.

MUSIC

• Sara Bareilles' second album debuted at the top of Billboard's album chart, Rolling Stone reports.

• Michael Jackson's mother has sued a concert promoter, claiming the company didn't give him adequate medical care.

• Katy Perry tried to embarrass an old high school acquaintaince at a concert, but he seems to be OK with it.

• Kanye West said he really did some self-examination after last year's Taylor Swift incident at the MTV Video Music Awards.

• The Old Town BluesFest returns to Lansing this weekend.

• The Chelsea Standard reports that Chelsea High School will host a marching band competition.

MOVIES

• MLive has an interview with Christian Slater, who's now filming the supernatural thriller "Playback" in Grand Rapids.

• There's a new trailer online for "The Tourist," starring Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp.

• Nicole Kidman spoke about her upcoming movie "Rabbit Hole" at the Toronto International Film Festival.

THEATER

• Playbill.com reports on the renaming of a Broadway theater to honor composer Stephen Sondheim.

• A musical "King Kong"? It could happen.

TELEVISION

• For the first time, "American Idol" is allowing online auditions — oddly, via MySpace.

• A Portage native will be among the hopefuls in the new season of "The Apprentice."

• Broadcaster Edwin Newman has died at age 91.

FESTIVALS & FAIRS

• The DIY Street Fair happens this weekend in Ferndale, and the Detroit Free Press says one highlight is sure to be the appearance by a band named Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr.

Renee Tellez and Jenn McKee contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.