NEWS: Eileen Davidson, Louise Fletcher, David Zyla, Ageism

Congratulations to Derk Cheetwood on new baby daughter
Tweets Tyler Christopher: "Everyone congratulate Derk on his new daughter that was born today. That's now 23 cousins between our 2 families."

Adds proud father Cheetwwood: "Everything went great mom & child are great. Thanks for all your kind words. God Bless!"

Louise Fletcher to Guest Star on PRIVATE PRACTICE
Louise Fletcher, who played Jack Nicholson's stern caretaker in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, has been cast as Pete's mother, TVGuide.com is reporting. She'll first appear in Episode 9.

Y&R's Eileen Davidson needs sleep
The YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS star is featured in the new CBS Watch magazine. Says Davidson: "I’m pretty useless without sleep. It frightens me to think how many decisions I made on no sleep when my son was an infant. I know a lot of people who exist on four to five hours a night. Insomnia runs in my family, so sleep is my prized possession. I’m obsessed with getting a good night’s sleep."

The CW orders 2 more scripts from LIFE UNEXPECTED
The second-year CW drama—which received an initial order of 13 episodes—hit a season high in total viewers (1.7 million) this week.

BROTHERS & SISTERS receives four script pickup
Four more scripts of NO ORDINARY FAMILY have also been ordered by ABC.

AMC costume designer David Zyla explains how to wear orange
"I wouldn't wear orange head to toe," advises David Zyla, author of "The Color of Style." He revealed to the Chicago Tribune that one of the characters, Annie Novak McDermott Lavery Chandler, will be wearing orange in an upcoming episode. Zyla suggests a reddish-orange if you're someone who looks great in red. Head toward the peach or coral shades "if you're a very pastel-y, watery tone individual."

CORONATION STREET's Bev Callard and Sue Nicholls speak out on 'ageism'
Callard, 53, told The Stage: "The business is very ageist towards women - much more than it is to men. I think it's wrong but unfortunately that's the way it is. It's a shame because we have got some of the best actresses in the world."

Nicholls, 66, added: "It's because we are in the 'look-ist' age and that is why so many people go and have work done. I don't know how you get over it, really. Older people feel they have got to start looking better and I think that is sad, because I don't think they should."