Oprah Winfrey's crown as the queen of TV slipped again on Friday when The Nate Berkus Show — produced by Oprah’s Harpo Productions — was canceled.

Production on the current second season will continue as planned, but the final episode of the daytime Oprah spin-off will air in May and not return next year, according to a statement made by Harpo Studios and Sony Entertainment, reported the Hollywood Reporter.

It is yet another sign of Winfrey's crumbling empire, since her iconic show ended its 25 year run earlier this year, her OWN network has been plagued by poor ratings and even Winfrey's BFF Gayle King jumped ship and went to CBS where she will co-host The Early Show.

LeAnn Rimes is packing her bags and leaving town.  Chi-Town that is.

Her husband Eddie Cibrian’s television show The Playboy Club has been cancelled after just three episodes. The ultra skinny singer/actress and her hubby moved to Chicago recently for filming, but it looks like they’ll be headed back to L.A. now.

The NBC show premiered with just more than 5 million viewers on September 19, then dipped to 3.97 million in the second week and last week had just 3.4 million viewers.

George Lopez' late night talk show has been canceled.

RadarOnline.com has learned the comedian's gig was given the chop after just two seasons because of low ratings, and staff on the show were fully aware.

"The staff knew it was coming," a source on the set told RadarOnline.com. "They had been told that it was going to happen."

They’re tearing out the hair extensions and folding up those power suits – as, after just one season, The Real Housewives Of DC has bitten the dust, RadarOnline.com can exclusively report.

The fifth installation of the hit reality franchise came in with a whimper and never much took off from there, drawing meager ratings all throughout it’s short lived broadcast.

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Paula Abdul will soon be joining the ranks of the unemployed, once again.

An official announcement has yet to be made but a source close to the situation tells RadarOnline.com exclusively that Paula has been told that her reality show, Live To Dance will not be renewed for a second season – and the host is “devastated” by the news.

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The 48-year-old spent the weekend in mourning at her California home after being told of CBS’ decision by phone on Friday.