LOS ANGELES (AP) – He looks and talks more like a “Jeopardy” champion. But Cochran has emerged as the winner of this year’s “Survivor.” The nerdy-looking Ivy League grad made the grade by capturing enough votes to be crowned champion. He says he has been studying the game for years – and even wrote his thesis at Harvard on the reality show – and how to win. Cochran learned his lessons well enough to beat out Dawn and Sherri, the other two finalists. Cochran says he’s still as much of a nerd as he was before – he’s just not as self-conscious about it.

The five remaining celebrities will perform two routines tonight on “Dancing With the Stars.” One will be a new style of dance that was chosen by viewers. The other will be a ballroom or Latin dance they haven’t done before. Tomorrow night, The Wanted and Avril Lavigne will perform before another star is sent home.

The final 12 perform tonight on “The Voice.” Tomorrow night, the two singers with the fewest number of votes will be sent home. Each coach starts with three singers.

LOS ANGELES (AP) – “Iron-Man” is getting a run for its box office money by a movie set in the Roaring ’20s. As expected, the Marvel superhero holds on to the number one spot. But showing up with a strong second-place finish is “The Great Gatsby.” Iron-Man took in $72.5 million, with Gatsby pulling in $51.1 million for the number-two slot. That was much higher than expectations by Warner Brothers of a $35 to $40 million opening weekend. “Pain and Gain” was number three, followed by Tyler Perry’s “Peeples” and holding on to number five is “42,” the Jackie Robinson biopic.

NEW YORK (AP) – Big news for Seth Meyers – and no, it’s not the fake kind he’s used to delivering from the “Weekend Update” desk. He’s getting his own show, moving from “Saturday Night Live” to the late night spot on NBC that used to be held by the likes of David Letterman, Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Fallon. NBC says Meyers will step into Jimmy Fallon’s slot when Fallon moves up an hour to replace Jay Leno on the “Tonight” Show. Meyers is 39 – and has been the head writer at “Saturday Night Live” for eight seasons, all but one as “Weekend Update” host.

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WASHINGTON (AP) – Alex Trebek says “Jeopardy” has influenced popular culture by making it “acceptable to be bright.” Trebek donated a “Jeopardy” buzzer and an original script to the National Museum of American History. Susan Lucci donated the dress and shoes she wore the night she broke her 19-time losing streak and won her first Daytime Emmy. The creators of Barney also contributed some memorabilia from their show. The Smithsonian and the TV academy will spend the next three years collecting memorabilia from daytime TV for a new exhibit planned for the museum.

LOS ANGELES (AP) – Candice Glover and Kree Harrison will battle for the “American Idol” title next week. Harrison looked genuinely shocked when her name was announced instead of third-place finisher Angie Miller. While most “Idol” contestants who are eliminated pull it together to sing their farewell songs, not Miller. She cried during her entire song and stopped entirely when her family came onstage to hug her.

Someone’s going to be $1 million richer Sunday night when a winner is picked in “Survivor: Caramoan.” Jeff Probst tells Entertainment Weekly that there will be “another big turn moment” in the finale. He says the only one he doesn’t think can win is Sherri.

LOS ANGELES (AP) – No more “dawg” and “dude” and “in it to win it” on “American Idol” anymore. Randy Jackson is leaving after 12 years as a judge. Jackson says being on “Idol” has been a “life-changing opportunity” and he’s proud to have helped to change television and the music industry. The only reference to Jackson’s departure on last night’s show was Ryan Seacrest referring to voting results by saying, “We will reveal who will be leaving our show,” and swinging Jackson’s chair around. Jackson pretended to not know what he meant. “Idol” was once unbeatable in the TV ratings, but this year its ratings have plummeted. Fox and “Idol” producer FremantleMedia will not comment on reports that the entire judging panel will be replaced next season.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Lady Antebellum says their new album – their fourth – is better than the one that came before it. And this, despite the fact that “Own the Night” went to number one in its first week, produced two number-one hits – and nearly went double platinum. The new album is titled “Golden” and Charles Kelley says he, Hillary Scott and Dave Haywood are “happier with this record.” One reason: Kelly says the group “had more time” to regroup after the huge success from its first big album, “Need You Now.” It’s expected that this time next week, Lady A will be celebrating another number-one album debut.