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On Tuesday night, fame proved a little overwhelming for actress Amber Riley. Or at least one part of it did!

At an Academy screening of “Glee” at the Leonard H. Goldenson Theatre in Hollywood, the 26-year-old fainted and collapsed while posing for photos on the red carpet.

Amber sent reassurance to her fans that no lasting harm was done, tweeting: “Hey guys, I'm okay :) I got a little dizzy from all the photog flashes! You'd think I's be used to it by now, still a red carpet amateur I guess. Gonna get checked out but I feel fine. Thank you for all the concern and well wishes.”

The people over at Forbes, who make a living by counting cash, have just put together a list of the top 10 most profitable shows on television. They measure “most profitable” as the shows that bring in the most ad revenue per half hour.

Some of these shows are a no-brainer, like American Idol, but others that made the list are surprising. Like “Mad Love,” apparently that was a show? On actual TV? In America?

The most profitable show is “American Idol.” It’s revenue for 2011 was down 6% from the previous year, but it still brings in $6.64 million per half hour.

TV’s 10 Most Profitable Shows.

10. “Modern Family” ($2.13 million per half hour)
9. “Mad Love” ($2.59 million per half hour)

Lindsay Lohan might actually be making a comeback! Apparently Ryan Murphy, creator of Glee, must have blacked out during all of Lindsay Lohan’s recent SNL appearance because he wants her on Glee.

Lindsay wont be singing during the episode, but fingers crossed she will, but Lindsay is set to play herself in the Glee episode.

An insider at Fox says the deal is done and Lindsay will play a celebrity judge at Nationals! In past seasons, the celebrity judges at “Nationals” have been Josh Groban and Olivia Newton-John.

The much buzzed about new show, Smash premiered last night and even though it’s been billed as “Glee for adults” “Glee 2.0” and also, “Who is Katharine Mcphee?” (okay, that last one was just me), Smash got off on a high-note.

This musical drama is more drama than comedy, unlike its predecessor Glee. Where Glee kids throw slushies in faces and every episode is about “going to regionals” and having “sing-offs,” Smash tells the story of the behind the scenes drama as cast and crew try to put a musical about Marilyn Monroe on Broadway.