Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- Talk about dilly-dallying with destiny: A film short started by Salvador Dali and Walt Disney in 1946 is finally finished. Disney's nephew, Roy E. Disney, rescued the lost footage four years ago and turned it into "Destino," which has just been nominated for an Oscar in the category of Best Animated Short Film.

LOS ANGELES -- Rush Limbaugh has loyal listeners. The talk show host's ratings are actually up 9 percent from summer and only dropped 3 percent during the month he was in drug rehab and relied on guest hosts.

LOS ANGELES -- It's been a groovy trip, but two of the stars of "That '70s Show" are almost ready to say goodbye. Series star Topher Grace tells TV Guide Online that while he's thankful for the steady work he's had on the show, he thinks next year will mark the last for him and Ashton Kutcher.

LOS ANGELES -- What's good for "Newlyweds" Nick Lachey and Jessica Simpson is not good for fellow pop star Mandy Moore and her tennis-playing boyfriend Andy Roddick. Moore is quashing rumors that she and her beau have agreed to be followed around with cameras for a new reality series. She tells AP Radio that she'd never agree to star in a reality show.

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