- The premiere of Saturday Night Live with Tina Fey playing Sarah Palin and Michael Phelps as guest host generated the show's best season debut since 2001. [THR]
- Not exactly the most auspicious timing, but Slate's new finance site, The Big Money, launched today. [NYT]
- A redesigned WSJ.com will debut tomorrow morning. [NYT/Bits]
- Joel and Ethan Coen's Burn After Reading was the No. 1 movie at the box office this weekend with $19.4 million in receipts. [THR]
- David Carr on Katie Couric's surprising election season rebound. [NYT]
- Levi's new ad campaign is focusing on the gay market. [NYT]
- ABC's generated solid ratings on Friday night with part two of Charles Gibson's interview with Sarah Palin. [TVDecoder]
- Fox has signed a "mega-renewal" deal with Gordon Ramsey. [Variety]
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