Piers Morgan made his debut Monday night in the 9 PM hour on CNN, filling the timeslot left vacant by Larry King, and the show brought in more than 2 million viewers for the network.

Regis Philbin announced he's retiring from "Live! With Regis and Kelly," on Tuesday and former co-host Kathie Lee Gifford told Access Hollywood Live that the TV legend had hinted about his exit.

Laura Linney is set to return to Broadway's "Time Stands Still" on Tuesday night for the first time since her father's death.

The actress missed appearances of the play over the weekend and she wasn't on hand to accept her Golden Globe award Sunday night for her role in Showtime's "The Big C."

"Spartacus" has a new leading man.

Just days after Starz announced they were planning to recast the title role, left vacated by Andy Whitfield, who has been battling cancer, a rep for the cable channel confirmed to Access Hollywood that Australian actor Liam McIntyre has won the role.

The Oscars are still over a month away, but producers are already spilling secrets: Co-host James Franco can and will sing. The show will honor Oscar's 83-year history by presenting some awards during mini tributes to classic movies, performances and eras. And there will be at least one element in the show that first appeared on an Oscar telecast 40 years ago.

Jennifer Lopez has her new gig on "American Idol" and new music on the radio, and now the mother of two says she's also open to having more kids – if it were to happen.

Kristen Stewart is living an atypical life for a 20-year-old.

Ever since she took on the role of Bella Swan in the "Twilight" films, she's crossed over into youth-idol status where emotions run high and she has zero privacy.

Melissa Etheridge is moving on from her bitter split from ex Tammy Lynn Michaels and has a new woman in her life, Access Hollywood has confirmed.

Ricky Gervais might have "crossed the line" while hosting the Golden Globes on Sunday night, according to the head of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, but the British funnyman said his jabs and jokes were well received.

CNN's Anderson Cooper is bringing his talents to Broadway. Well, at least his voice.

The newsman will record the voice of the narrator in the upcoming revival of "How to Succeed in Business (Without Really Trying)."