Thursday Dish

The Jackson family saga continues. A judge has granted temporary guardianship of Michael Jackson's three children to matriarch Katherine Jackson's grandson TJ Jackson, who is Tito Jackson's son. TJ's lawyer says he's trying to get TJ granted permanent guardianship of the children within the next 48 hours. Meanwhile, TJ told the judge that he received a strange phone call from his grandmother where she sounded out of sorts and slurred her words. Rumor has it that Randy Jackson may have drugged his mother, but Randy appeared on "Today" and "MSNB" and disputed the claim. Stay tuned as only time will tell where things will go from here. Fans looking forward to the "Love & Hip Hop Atlanta" reunion show can forget about it. Reportedly, none of the cast members get along very well with one another and the idea for the reunion show has been scrapped. In the meantime, it looks like Fox's "American Idol" will come with a country twist next season. Rumor has it that country star Kenny Chesney will be in the third judges chair, although it hasn't been confirmed. Stay tuned, only time will tell when producers will announce a deal with Chesney. Singer Pleasure P is back after a long hiatus. The former Pretty Ricky member has prepared his sophomore album, "King Of Romance", which will hit stores on October 9 on E1 Records. During an interview with bet.com, the singer stated he recorded 100 songs for the album and held listening sessions to help determine the final 10 which would appear on the album. He added that he and fellow Miami native Flo Rida penned some songs together. The first single from the album is "I Love Girls" featuring Tyga. The album also features appearances by Ne-Yo and production by Jim Jonsin and Rico Love. The new season of "The Bachlorette" has turned out to be full of surprises, and it's anyone's guest how the season will end. "Big Brother" has had it's share of surprises as well. Tune in . On the tube: "Take Me Out" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Wipeout" on ABC and "The Office" on NBC. Happy Thursday!