HOLLYWOOD - If you had money on "Made in Jersey" you won the prize for guessing correctly which show  would be the first canceled this fall TV season.

CBS announced that the legal drama is being pulled from its Friday lineup after just two airings with low ratings. 

"Made in Jersey"  starred British actress Janet Montgomery as a colorful New Jersey lawyer who lands a job at a posh Manhattan firm.

CBS will replace the show with repeats of NCIS or Hawaii Five -0.

There have been teachers in space, doctors in space and senators in space. Now there will be a soprano in space. 

Singer Sarah Brightman has booked a trip to the International Space Station as a space tourist. 

Brightman rocketed to fame as the heroine of The Phantom of Opera. 

Now she is  a UNESCO ambassador and says her trip to space  would also serve as a way to promote the U.N. agency's message; by encouraging women's science education.

Singer/Actress Debbie Reynolds has been hospitalized in Los Angeles after suffering an adverse reaction to medication. 

The 80-year old still performs numerous shows a year but her publicist says she is canceling all shows and appearances through the end of the year. 

Reynolds, famous for her role in "Singin' in the Rain," is scheduled to appear on a float promoting pet adoption in the upcoming Rose Parade.