"American Idol" finally got down to the last two contestants last night, and MTV.com has a full report as the competition comes down to Crystal Bowersox and Lee DeWyze.

USAToday has some reaction from fans, and, in a separate post, notes that Bowersox will sing last in the finale.

Other entertainment news of note online today:

MORE TELEVISION

• The CW network has released its fall schedule, including two new series.

• EW.com's "Lost" writer is back with his usual extensive day-later analysis, and this time he's really outdone himself.

• A writer is claiming copyright infringement over NBC's "Heroes."

• MTV is introducing a new series based on the old Michael J. Fox movie "Teen Wolf."

• No less than Perez Hilton says there will be a sequel to the Madonna episode of "Glee."

• The Ann Arbor Summer Festival has some great attractions this year, and one of them is "Cinematic Titanic," a live appearance by the crew from "Mystery Science Theatre 3000." Keith Olbermann has more:

THEATER

• Sad and pretty shocking news out of Lansing this week: The BoarsHead Theater is defunct.

MUSIC

• Did not see this coming: The Gories are reuniting.

• Ryan Adams is releasing a metal science-fiction concept album — on clear vinyl, no less.

MOVIES

• Megan Fox apparently won't be part of "Transformers 3" — and it seems to be director Michael Bay who made the call.

• John Corbett as Aidan, absent from the first big-screen outing, appears in the upcoming "Sex and the City 2," MTV.com reports.

• Big news here: Robert Pattinson got a haircut.

COMEDY

• Well, rats. Despite all the talk, David Cross says an "Arrested Development" movie does not appear likely at this point. Speaking of Cross, a funny track from his new CD is available for online listening.

ART & EXHIBITS

• The Detroit Institute of Arts is seeking a dedicated property tax, The Detroit News reports.

ONLINE

• So, if you were wondering who would travel some distance to see the "A Very Potter Sequel" last weekend at the University of Michigan, here's somebody who was really, really into the whole thing — and who did a multi-part video blog about the experience:

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.