iCarly stars Jerry Trainor and Jennette McCurdy will star in a new TV film for Nick, Variety reports. Best Player will be about two online game addicts who meet. The project starts shooting this week in Vancouver for a 2010 premiere.

Four college friends who made a 15-minute Web presentation in 2008 now have a script commitment plus penalty from ABC. Variety reports that Thomas Schlamme will executive produce the comedy series, Boyfred. The story follows a Chicago web designer whose girlfriend moves overseas, inspiring him to create a website for their friends to keep in touch. The creators are Northwestern University graduates Alan Schmuckler, Michael Mahler, Blake Silver and Jarrod Zimmerman. Schmuckler and Mahler will also write original songs for the show.

After repeated swipes from ”a buckle” during rehearsals throughout the past week and in her paso doble on Monday night’s performance show, Dancing With the Stars contestant Kelly Osbourne has suffered a sprain and minor contusion in her foot, reports MSNBC. Week 5 has already been a sickly one for DWTS — a flu bug affected dance pros Mark Ballas and Derek Hough, whom Maksim Chmerkovskiy replaced as contestant Joanna Krupa’s partner Monday night. Hough is currently “back in action,” while Osbourne plans to dance Monday after a few days of rest.

Comedy Central has landed the exclusive syndication rights to FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, the first time a basic cable network will air reruns of another basic cable network’s ongoing TV series, reports Variety. (Currently airing its fifth season, FX has secured the black comedy through its seventh season.) Sunny will begin airing second-run episodes on Comedy Central next summer.

A spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration has confirmed to People.com that the Heene family is under federal investigation for possibly violating agency regulations when they allegedly released a helium balloon for two hours into FAA-monitored airspace above Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport and Denver International Airport. The spokesman would not comment on how long the investigation may take, but he did acknowledge that “this is a particularly peculiar [case].”

Prosecutors say that last year’s Big Brother winner used his prize to buy oxycodone, the Associated Press reports. Adam Jasinski, 31, reportedly spent his $500,000 prize on thousands of the prescription pills, which he then allegedly tried to sell to a government witness. Jasinski was arrested and charged Saturday in Massachusetts.

A former business associate of “Balloon Boy” dad Richard Heene appeared on NBC’s Today show this morning to claim that he knew of previous plans by Heene to hoax the media with a fake UFO. College student Robert Thomas said he had worked as an intern for Heene as he developed a reality show. As soon as he saw the now-discredited reports of Heene’s son’s disappearance in a large balloon, Thomas recalled thinking, “Who would possibly do something like this? It has to be Richard Heene.” Thomas recently sold a more detailed account of his work with Heene to Gawker.com.

Watch the interview at People.com.