Blonde heads will roll! Tara Reid and Pamela Anderson have been tapped to star in the U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother.

The show starts taping next week and will also include Whitney Houston's ex Bobby Brown as a housemate, according to The Sun. "Both women are very feisty and producers hope that sparks will fly," a source told the newspaper.

While we would've loved to see Charlie Sheen act out on the reality show (that rumor was, not surprisingly, shot down fast by his rep), we're pretty sure party girl Tara and former Baywatch babe Pam should bring a lot of drama to the British show.

Don't forget that Pam has reality TV experience - she starred on Australian Big Brother for a whopping three days and also shook her booty on Dancing with the Stars. But sadly, her contract states that she can bow out of the show after just five days, so who knows how long the actress will hang around.

As for Bobby, well, we already know he can bring the crazy.

The rest of Tara, Pam and Bobby's castmates are aren't household names on this side of the pond. They include reality star Kerry Katona, Big Fat Gypsy Wedding's Paddy Poherty, Irish twins Jedward and the House of Common's speaker's wife Sally Bercow.

Let the games begin!

We haven't even seen a single episode of Ashton Kutcher on Two and a Half Men yet, but that hasn't stopped the funnyman from scoring a spot as one of the most highly sought after small screen actors already.

TV Guide Magazine just announced its list of the highest paid stars on TV, and Ashton tops the list along with House's Hugh Laurie. Both earn $700,000, scoring the highest spots in the comedy and drama categories, respectively.

Ashton's paycheck sounds huge, but it's actually a big save for CBS - Charlie Sheen earned $1.2 million per episode on Two and a Half Men.

In the reality TV realm, it's no surprise that American Idol alum Simon Cowell is No. 1 - he will earn $75 million per season on the The X Factor. Other judges make bank as well, but not quite like Simon. Christina Aguilera earns $225,000 per episode as a coach on The Voice. That's quite a paycheck, seeing as the other coaches - Blake Shelton, Adam Levine and Cee-Lo Green - only make $75,000 per episode.

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi takes home a huge slice of the reality TV pie too, earning $100,000 per episode on Jersey Shore.

Late night talk show hosts aren't doing too shabby either. David Letterman scores $28 million per year, Jay Leno rakes in $25 million and Conan O'Brien earns $10 million.

Looks like TV really does pay the bills!

Well, new top boss anyway.

Speculation has been circling NBC's The Office for months as to who will replace Michael Scott (Steve Carrell's character) as boss of the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch since Carrell has officially left the series -- this season was his last.

Some official news has finally surfaced. James Spader, who guest starred on the show this season, will become an official recurring character; he'll play the CEO of Sabre, Dunder Mifflin's parent company.

Spader is a multi-Emmy winner; he starred on Boston Legal and The Practice.

His character on The Office, Robert California, is described as an "uber-salesman that has a power to convince and manipulate, like a high-class weirdo Jedi warrior."

Love it -- especially the name "California"!

Spader will reportedly make $100-200,000 per episode for the show. Not bad!

As for who is still in the running to replace Michael Scott, see the names after the jump!