After two weeks of will he or won't he have to
hand over his beloved BlackBerry before being inaugurated in January, President-elect Barack Obama set the record straight with ABC's Barbara Walters during an interview last week. Granted, only a minor portion of the interview involved tech and
new puppy talk, but Obama did say he's hopeful that he'll still be able to stay connected via his BlackBerry. But what if he does have to bid it farewell?
On Dec. 4, we'll get to watch Barbara Walters interview her picks for the Most Fascinating People of 2008 for her annual TV special.
This year's list includes Will Smith, Michael Phelps, Tina Fey, Tom Cruise, Rush Limbaugh, Miley Cyrus, and Frank Langella, but of course the big question is who will get the coveted No.
When he first announced his pregnancy to the world, most everyone doubted
Thomas Beatie's true story. A woman who underwent a sex change operation to legally become a man, Mr. Beatie kept his internal female organs in the event that he might want to bear children some day.
The
Emmys brought out some
gorgeous gowns to the red carpet on Sunday, but a few stars got equally fancy for the Metropolitan Opera 125th Season Opening Night Gala in NYC last night. Helena Christensen and Christie Brinkley showed they haven't lost any of their model beauty, while Parker Posey went a little funkier with her
big bow. Jenny Humphrey was being bullied at school on last night's episode of
Gossip Girl, but in real life Taylor Momsen was looking very grown up and almost unrecognizable in her dramatic red ruffles.
On yesterday's Oprah, Barbara Walters sat down to talk about her new tell-all book. She had plenty to say about her affair with the US Senator and keeping Star Jones'
gastric bypass surgery a secret from the public. Star responded by
saying,
“It is a sad day when an icon like Barbara Walters, in the sunset of her life, is reduced to publicly branding herself as an adulterer, humiliating an innocent family with accounts of her illicit affair, and speaking negatively against me all for the sake of selling a book."
Oh, these classic ladies of comedy! Gilda was one of the first female stars on Saturday Night Live to show that boys weren't the only ones who could steal the show. From her character Roseanne Rosannadanna, the narcissistic news anchor, to her amazing impersonation of punk legend Patti Smith, Gilda was rad.
It's nature's way, but is being in the buff acceptable in your household? While some moms and dads are comfortable baring it all around their children, others prefer a more modest approach. The View hosts got riled up while discussing this hot topic yesterday.
