Carson Kressley is getting his very OWN show.

Kressley, who is already set to co-host Oprah’s Search For the Next TV Star on OWN, will star in “Carson-Nation,” a makeover series, according to Deadline.

The show will be executive produced by Tom Forman of “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition” and David Metzler.

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James Wall, who played Mr. Baxter on “Captain Kangaroo” during the 1960s and '70s, died in his sleep on October 27. He was 92.

When Wall ended his run as Captain Kangaroo’s smart neighbor on the popular children’s program in 1978, he became a stage manager at CBS, where he worked up until last year.

A fixture at the network, The Director’s Guild of America presented Wall with the Franklin J. Schaffner Achievement Award in 1994.

Wall is survived by his wife.

A ferocious debate broke out today about whether or not Denise Richards should be thanking her ex Charlie Sheen for helping her promote her new TV gig on Spike TV.

While Denise did not talk about what happened on that night in Sheen's hotel suite, she did march on with all those interviews. Is this theory mean spirited? You will have to check out our debate later on in the show.

Today we are hearing that Paula Abdul’s new dance show, “Live to Dance,” may go head-to-head with “American Idol.” A lot of people are still furious that Paula is off “Idol.” And remember, “Idol’s” ratings were down about 10 percent last season. (Do you even remember who won? It was Lee DeWyze… you are probably scratching your head saying, “Lee DeWho?”)

So do you think Paula’s show could take down the big beast that is “American Idol?" Which show would you rather watch? Paula’s new show, or “Idol?"

“Shape” magazine reportedly issued a big fat apology to their readers after they featured LeAnne Rimes on their cover.

Calling it “a terrible mistake”, the magazine's editor-in-chief said she was sorry they featured the so-called homewrecker on their cover. Rimes - who has admitted to cheating on ex-husband Dean Sheremet with then-married "CSI" hunk Eddie Cibrian - opened up in the magazine about how her workouts saved her.

"Showbiz Tonight" is guessing LeAnne Rimes can’t be too happy. So is Shape's apology a big slap in the face to LeAnne?! You'll have to tune in to hear our fired up debate.

Shape magazine readers were fit to be tied when country singer LeAnn Rimes appeared on the October cover, and while the magazine's editor-in-chief did send an apology to some readers who wrote in about the cover story, she says her words have been taken out of context.

The issue, which showed 28-year-old Rimes posing in a red bikini, included an interview in which she admitted cheating on ex-husband Dean Sheremet with current beau Eddie Cibrian.

"My relationship with Dean was great, but ultimately it wasn't a fulfilling marriage for either of us," she said. "I understand why people are disappointed in me, especially since I grew up as America's sweetheart."

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Billboard has named Fergie its 2010 Woman of the Year.

With six Grammys under her belt, the singer, whose real name is Stacy Ferguson, said, “I am humbled and excited to accept the Billboard Woman of the Year Award. Being honored by Billboard is a great career achievement.”

In addition to the success Fergie experienced with her solo album in 2006, Billboard reported that the Black Eyed Peas hold the record for the longest streak of consecutive weeks spent at No. 1 on its Hot 100 chart.

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Funnyman Jon Stewart may not be laughing when he finds out that the hush-hush details of tomorrow's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear in Washington, D.C., have been revealed.

The Christian Science Monitor has obtained a copy of the event's permit, and according to Rolling Stone, the document includes the names of all of the celebrities who will be on hand - as well as a few who are still "TBD."

The rally is expected to kick off at 10 a.m., with videos and music entertaining the crowd on a Jumbotron until music group the Roots take the stage at noon. A comedian will join the fun at 12:40 pm, getting the audience ready for "The Daily Show" host, who will appear at 1:05 pm.

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There’s nothing better than a little scare on Halloween weekend, but, according to some very displeased critics, that scare isn’t going to take place at the movie theater.

“Saw 3D: The Final Chapter,” already garnered about $1.7 million from domestic theaters’ 12 a.m., Friday screening, according to the Hollywood Reporter. But reviews of the franchise’s seventh installment are less than complimentary.

Elizabeth Weitzman of the New York Daily News wrote:

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Our boy Leonard is back in the game – sort of.

On Thursday night’s “Big Bang Theory,” we saw Leonard breaking out of his dry spell with women by hooking up with Raj’s sister, Priya, who I hope we get to see more of in future episodes. We quickly learn that she is not at all shy like her big brother.

She was definitely far from shy as she grabbed Leonard in the hallway and proceeded to lay a big smooch on him, continuing the pattern of hookups established five years ago.

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[SPOILER WARNING: Don't read any further if you want no knowledge of the plot to "Tron: Legacy."]

If the official "Tron: Legacy" poster, reminiscent of the original, wasn't enough to get fans excited, Disney gave a sneak peek of the film in select theaters worldwide on Thursday night. The 23 minutes of scenes from the first half of the film were a feast for the eyes, especially when seen in IMAX 3D.

At the screening, fans saw enough to follow the story of Sam Flynn (Garrett Hedlund), the son of "Tron's" hero Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges), who is accidentally placed "on the grid" within a video game, where his father has been for 20 years. (For those not familiar with the original "Tron," it seems like the script does a good job of bringing you up to speed.)

It turns out that Kevin has been living in a safehouse for all those years, and he doesn't seem "all there" at this point.

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Despite the fact that Betty White has “enjoyed the opposite sex a lot,” she says other people shouldn’t have to follow suit.

“I don’t care who anybody sleeps with,” White told Parade. “If a couple has been together all that time - and there are gay relationships that are more solid than some heterosexual ones - I think it’s fine if they want to get married.”

“I don’t know how people can get so anti-something,” she added. “Mind your own business, take care of your affairs, and don’t worry about other people so much.”

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