Step aside, Chuck and Blair — the real thing is coming to Bravo this June. Billed as chronicle of six affluent teens in the elite enclave of Manhattan’s private schools, NYC Prep promises to bring viewers into a rarefied world where "everyone’s beautiful and everyone’s connected."

Says the press release: "Whether it’s on sophisticated vacations or to a townhouse for an exclusive midnight party, their lives intertwine as they network, shop, party, study, date and write college applications." But, it continues, "privilege has its price. Despite their carefree lives, the pressure of lofty expectations can sometimes be too much for even the most confident teenagers."

Among the subjects? Seventeen-year-old aspiring fashionista Jessica, hard-partying jock PC, 18, public-school party crasher Taylor, 15, and 16-year-old French-born ladies’ man Sebastian. The series will premiere Tuesday, June 16, at 11 p.m., before moving to its regular 10 p.m. timeslot the following week.

Hayden Panettiere, Milo Ventimiglia and other Heroes cast and crew will be creating artwork for a silent auction to benefit Austism Speaks on April 19 at the Avalon Hollywood in Los Angeles, according to Variety.

The Office ‘s Rainn Wilson will host the event, which will also feature musical performances from Band From TV, a celebrity troupe that includes Heroes stars Greg Grunberg on drums and Adrian Pasdar on guitar.

NBC’s aggressive marketing push for the new cop series Southland became front page news, so to speak, when the Los Angeles Times ran a fake article (clearly identified as paid content by an NBC logo and a different typeface) next to its lead stories today, reports TVWeek. The item, headlined "Southland’s Rookie Hero," offers readers a ride-along withnew LAPD officer Ben Sherman (played on the show by The OC‘s Ben McKenzie). Southland, produced by ER‘s John Wells, premieres tonight at 10pm.

A So You Think You Can Dance choreographer who was accused of sexually assaulting four of his students will not be charged for the crimes because of a lack of evidence, the Los Angeles district attorney’s office told the Associated Press. Police had been investigating allegations that SYTYCD choreographer Alex Da Silva, 41, who also teaches at multiple LA dance studios, had raped four female dance students in his bedroom in 2003, 2004 and 2005. Da Silva was arrested on Saturday, but released from jail on Tuesday. In a chilling quote to the AP, Da Silva’s defense attorney, Harland Braun said that some of Da Silva’s accusers "don’t understand the difference between being seduced and being raped."