'Idol' Finalists Tackle Tough Questions
Trump Questions Obama's Citizenship
'Biggest Losers' Model New Bods
Rewind: Winona Ryder In Court
Showtime's 'Gigolos' Too Racy?
Charlie Sheen's Backhanded Apology
Kate Hudson Fashion Time Warp
The Insider on TV: Tonight
Carrie Underwood's Marriage Rant
Time Warp: Simon Cowell
Naomi and Wynonna Judd Reunite
Paparazzi Roundup
One Survivor Holds A Secret
And then there were nine… We rounded up the remaining "American Idol" finalists (Stefano Langone, Jacob Lusk, Lauren Alaina, Casey Abrams, Scotty McCreery, Paul McDonald, Haley Reinhart, James Durbin and Pia Toscano) after Wednesday night's show and asked them each one personal question -- and boy did they answer candidly.
Who can sleep just about anywhere to catch some Z's before a performance? What goes on in Lauren's head right before Ryan Seacrest announces whether she's safe or in the bottom? How is Casey's confidence level these days? Who is the first person Paul calls after he performs? Which artist would Pia choose to duet with? And who finds it difficult to sing to the "hard glass lens" of the camera? Watch the video for everyone's answers!
Watch "American Idol" on FOX tonight to see who gets eliminated next…
Donald Trump has gone on record criticizing the way America is
being run on his road to possible presidential candidacy, but the
outspoken creator of "The Apprentice" is engaging another issue that he
feels is just as imperative; President Barack Obama's place of birth.
Trump was with Meredith Vieira on the "Today" show this morning
and said bluntly that he doesn't believe President Barack Obama was born
in the United States, despite his camp advising him to move on to other
topics.
"Three weeks ago before he started, I thought he was born in the country and now I have a much bigger doubt," the real estate mogul said emphatically. "His grandmother in Kenya says he was born in Kenya and witnessed the birth, okay?"
Trump and Vieira virtually have a stand off on the subject as he states Obama's certificate of live birth is "not even close" to being an equivalent of a U.S. birth certificate that the "Today" host mentions.
In the end, Trump declares that he hopes Obama can add some validity to his residence status with an authentic birth certificate. Until then however, the "Celebrity Apprentice" star made one glaring proclamation.
"I hope he can [show his birth certificate]. If not, then he's pulled one of the greatest cons in the history of politics."
Listen to more of Trump's stunning statements in the video.
Despite having been ousted from "The Biggest Loser," mother/daughter team Marci and Courtney Crozier are still continuing on their journey to weight loss and recently showed off their progress in a photo shoot on the beach with OK Magazine.
Since first joining the show, Marci has lost 80 pounds, while Courtney has lost 113 pounds. Courtney says she is looking to lose more weight by the final episode of "The Biggest Loser," while Marci says "My new goal is to strengthen, to tone, and just to be fit and healthy."
When talking about the excitement of doing the photo shoot, Courtney said, "This photo shoot is so cool. I just feel so special. I really do feel beautiful."
Even though both Marci and Courtney have been sent home from "The Biggest Loser," they talk about being in the running for the $100,000 at-home prize.
"I think I'm a threat to win the at-home prize," Courtney says. "I really want to get to my weight loss goals, and whether that means I win the at home prize or not, I will stand up on that scale at the end of this and be a winner. I already feel like a winner."
"The Biggest Loser" airs Tuesdays at 8PM on NBC.
Turning back time to April 7, 2003, Winona Ryder was back in court for a progress report on her probations requirements after her shoplifting trial.
Required to perform over 480 hours of community service with City of Hope, Winona's lawyer Mark Geragos told the court that "She's done more than the number of hours that the court has ordered."
Winona remained on probation until December 2005.
Watch the video above to see Winona on her day in court.
"Being a Gigolo isn’t always easy" – or so says Jimmy, one of five real, high-end Las Vegas escorts profiled in Showtime's new series, "Gigolos".
Offering an uncensored, and sometimes extremely graphic spotlight on the nights (and days) of working male gigolos as they service women from all walks of life - single, married, or divorced - and all willing to spend a pretty penny for a bit of "quality" company. This provocative series seems to evoke a certain Bravo-style "Real Male Escorts of Las Vegas", but make no mistake- this is Showtime territory, and they take full allowance of their cable channel freedoms. Be warned: this one is not for the kiddies.
Check out an advance peek of "Gigolos" which premieres tonight (Thursday, April 7) on Showtime.
Charlie Sheen's "My Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour hit Columbus, Ohio on Wednesday and Charlie had a few surprises up his sleeve.
When asked if he would return to "Two and a Half Men," the actor admitted that he would return to the show if it weren't for one "wrinkle" - his bosses want him to apologize for his behavior.
Charlie started reading his "apology" letter on stage, saying, "Dear Warner Brothers, listen you evil, liar-mouth jerk sucks... Wait, that won't work."
Charlie Sheen's next performance will be at Radio City Music Hall in New York City on April 8.
From bohemian chic, to the belle of fashion week, Kate Hudson is a woman whose adventurous style is just as captivating as that killer smile.
Let's rewind the clock on Kate, and check out a few of the best and worst red carpet moments!
"Dancing with the Stars" plastic surgery procedures revealed -- who's gone under the knife before hitting the dance floor?
Then, the top ten most inspiring rags-to-riches stories -- can you guess the star that lived out of her car?
And from rock god to "American Idol" judge -- we have Steven Tyler's backstory. Next "Insider"!
Carrie Underwood aired out her dirty laundry in an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, dishing on her new married life with NHL player Mike Fisher.
Carrie and Mike did not live together before their wedding, and up until this year Mike played hockey for the Ottawa Senators in Canada while Carrie stayed at home in Nashville. Her husband's February trade to the Nashville Predators was bittersweet.
"He came and he brought all of his crap with him," said Carrie, who married Mike on July 10, 2010. "He's not a hoarder but he's close, maybe."
The country singer went on to dish on Mike's secret vice, saying, "He loves to shop. He's going to kill me. He has stuff come in and I'm like it's not going out fast enough. If you bring stuff in, stuff needs to go out. Do we need this shirt? It's got a giant stain on the sleeve. Are we going to wear this again? No, then do something with it."
You can see Carrie's entire interview on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" on Thursday, April 7.
Simon Cowell may have moved on from "American Idol" to launch "The X Factor" this fall, but we're time warping back to his early "Idol" days, when he talked to us about delusional contestants, mistakes in judgment of talent, Randy Jackson going "from a mountain to a hill" -- and the sexual tension between him and Paula Abdul. Rrrowrrr!!
It's been more than 10 years since they last toured together, but now Naomi Judd and Wynonna Judd
will embark on a journey that will test their private and professional
lives as the mother and daughter reunite to document their latest tour.
"The Judds," aptly named after their popular country music duo, is a reality show on the Oprah Winfrey Network that covers the two on their 18-city reunion tour, all the while confronting their often tumultuous relationship.
From restaurants to rehearsals, viewers will get a behind the scenes glimpse into the lives of one of the most successful mother and daughter duos in country music history. The series will highlight the trials and tribulations they face on the road to strengthen their family bond.
Check out the video to get a sneak peek before "The Judds" premieres Sunday, April 10 at 9/8c on OWN.
From the Big Apple to Tinseltown, the celebs made themselves known and we have all of the fun footage in this edition of Paparazzi Roundup!
Brunette beauties Jennifer Garner and Eva Longoria were both spotted in New York City. Garner signing autographs outside of "Late Show With David Letterman"; Longoria in the famed Times Square.
Meanwhile, back in Los Angeles, Katie Holmes was snapped heading into Sony Studios and a number of stars, including Amy Adams and Adam Levine, were caught showing their support for the Lakers at the Staples Center.
Check out the video for more of your faves!
Two more contestants on the next "Survivor: Redemption Island" are set to duel for the right to stay.
With five of the six votes going against her last week, Sarita,
the 36-year-old visual effects producer from Santa Monica, CA was voted
out and became the seventh person to get sent to Redemption Island.
She's now faced with challenging Matt, the 22-year-old pre-med student from Nashville, TN, who's on his sixth consecutive challenge on the island.
Matt has the experience and Sarita's brimming with confidence, but it
might not be enough as one of the two holds a jaw-dropping secret that
can affect the outcome of the match.
See who's got something to hide in the clip and be sure to tune in to "Survivor," Wednesdays on CBS.