The TV networks continue to announce their fall schedules, with ABC's turn coming this morning. EW.com has a full rundown, including the fact that 10 p.m. Tuesday will be the home for "Detroit 1-8-7," a drama about a homicide unit starring Michael Imperioli (Christopher on "The Sopranos"). It's not clear how much, if any, filming will be done in Detroit.

Time.com's TV blog has some further information, though it comes in the verbiage of network self-promotion. (The show will have "hearbreak and heroism." And apparently Imperioli's character is "damaged but driven.") Meanwhile, NYmag notes that the series is getting "NYPD Blue"'s old time slot.

Other entertainment news of note online today:

MUSIC

• I should have had this yesterday, but my usual searches missed it: Renowned jazz pianist Hank Jones died on Sunday. Mark Stryker's obituary in the Detroit Free Press offers a Michigan perspective.

Hank Jones performs at Carnegie Hall in 1994:

MOVIES

• Kristen Wiig plans to write and star in film adaptation of the novel “Clown Girl.”

TELEVISION

• Just can't get enough Bret Michaels? EW.com reports the Poison frontman is getting his own show on VH1. And if you were wondering whether he wore his trademark bandanna during his recent hospitalization — he told Oprah that he did.

• Charlie Sheen has agreed to a deal for two more years of "Two and a Half Men."

• Neil Patrick Harris spoke to MTV.com about his guest appearance tonight on "Glee."

• EW.com recaps last night's "Dancing with the Stars" as the season finale approaches.

THIS AND THAT

• The midsummer music and food attraction Cityfest won't return to Detroit this year, but that's because a lot more event programming is expected for New Center Park, the Free Press reports.

• The Miss USA Pageant is asking for more information about pole-dancing photos of Rima Fakih of Dearnborn, who won the pageant's crown Sunday.

Renee Tellez 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.