TV News: Bravo expands to five nights of primetime — Bravo is expanding to a fifth night of primetime programming and taking its “Real Housewives” franchise to Beverly Hills.

Music News: Veteran singer to receive kudo at Pop Awards — Following in the footsteps of such previous honorees as Paul Simon, Willie Nelson, Brian Wilson, James Brown and Kris Kristofferson, John Fogerty will be feted as a BMI Icon at the performance rights organization’s Pop Awards banquet on May 18.

Film News: Studio to release ‘Money Never Sleeps’ on Sept. 24 — Hoping for a trip to the Cannes Film Festival in May, 20th Century Fox is pushing back the release of Oliver Stone’s “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps” from April 23 to Sept. 24.

Legit Reviews: This “Phantom of the Opera” sequel wants to be a tragic romance but it’s simply torpid.

TV News: NBC’s ‘Parenthood’ stumbles in second week — Fox won Tuesday night on the strength of “American Idol” while NBC saw the second airing of “Parenthood” fall 17% from its highly touted premiere a week ago.

Film News: Selection includes 85 feature-length films — Running April 21-May 2, this year’s edition of Tribeca will showcase 85 feature-length films.

International News: Investment falls 26% to $1.4 billion — The French film industry may be more resilient than its European neighbors, but it isn’t recession proof.

Music News: Former ITV boss replaces Elio Leoni-Sceti — EMI Group’s revolving doors continue to spin with news that Elio Leoni-Sceti — the CEO in charge of its record labels — is exiting the company after just 18 months at the helm.

Exclusives: Theater consortium lines up $660 mil for digital projectors — A consortium repping North America’s three largest theater circuits is expected today to finalize $660 million in funding that will be used to outfit 14,000 screens with digital projection systems, a prerequisite for showing 3D titles.

Front Page: ‘Two Coreys’ star dies at St. Joseph Hospital — Corey Haim, a 1980s teen heartthrob whose career was blighted by drug abuse, has died. He was 38.