Jersey Shore's J-WOWW stopped by Access Hollywood Live to detail her life experiences she drew from to write her advice book. So... why did she write the book? J-WOWW says it's so that others can "learn from my mistakes."

Last night on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Eric Stonestreet from Modern Family stopped by to chat about Twitter, punching people in the face, and giving Valentines to his co-star/beloved partner on the show.

Apparently, ABC News Correspondant Christiane Amanpour heard that Colbert had her feline counterpart Christiane Aman-purr on the show while she was in Egypt, so she brought Aman-purr her own little foreign reporter outfit complete with a tiny ABC News pin.

Last night's episode of Glee was titled "Comeback" so I hoped it would continue the return to creative form that started with the Valentine's Day episode. What came back, however, were the nonsensical plots, sloppy character development, and horrible gimmicks—this one involving Justin Bieber.

Marcia Gay Harden plays a mother in an upcoming Lifetime movie, and on The View, she played mother to guest co-host Sarah Hyland. Yes, 20-year-old Hyland plays a teenager on Modern Family, but I doubt she appreciates being called "child."

Former senator and likely presidential candidate Rick Santorum has finally acknowledged his "Google problem," and the fact that there's nothing he can do about it.

Justin Bieber, the wee Canadian creeping into the windows of mothers, daughters, and sisters all across the land, continues the spread of the Bieber Fever epidemic. Here, JB re-writes the National Anthem and swoons over Resident Puma, Jennifer Love Hewitt.

Do you know how sometimes you go to buy a pack of gum or some spoons or a pack of washcloths and the person at the register demands that you tell them your ZIP code, in order to be granted the right to hand over money for your purchase? And you're like "Buh? That is so exploitative. Well whatever, I really need these spoons." Yes, well, last week that practice was ruled illegal by the Supreme Court of California. And already, "More than a dozen new lawsuits have been filed against major chains that do business in California, including Wal-Mart Stores Inc., Bed Bath & Beyond Inc., Crate & Barrel and Victoria's Secret" over their ZIP Code-asking ways.

In her interview with Jimmy Fallon last night, Victoria Beckham came across more likable than any appearance we've seen her do. She spoke about her pregnancy, saying that she feels incredibly lucky to have a 4th child on the way.

Justin Bieber, mop-topped wunderkind of the wooded north, fell into a political booby trap at the hands of Rolling Stone, declaring himself pro-life and pro-Canada: "You guys are evil. Canada's the best country in the world." Uh oh.

In a refreshingly candid interview this morning, Kristin Cavallari spoke frankly about how "real" the two reality shows (Laguna Beach, The Hills) that launched her info relevance actually were. Her stories include tales of bribery, scheduled meetings and pushy producers.

The good news is that Anthony Graves was released from prison back in October after serving eighteen years on death row for a murder that prosecutors now say he had nothing to do with. Charges dropped, man freed, name cleared. Good things! The bad news is that Graves is now rightly seeking some financial compensation for the nearly two decades he spent in the Texas hoosegow, but the state comptroller's office is telling him and his lawyers no, because of a technicality.

Palmer has two movies to promote: this week's I Am Number Four and the long-delayed Take Me Home Tonight, which finally debuts March 4th. Can the G4 nerds endure an interview with "Number Six" without cracking a Short Circuit joke?

Yesterday afternoon, CBS broke the news that its correspondent, Lara Logan, was beaten and sexually assaulted while covering the Egyptian revolution last week. It didn't even take a full day for a commentator to ruin his own career over it.

It was only a year ago that mini blog mogul Dan Abrams and Men's Health editor and serial plagiarist Dave Zinczenko signed on as investors in The Lion, a new downtown Manhattan "hot spot" that aspired to be the next Waverly Inn: a place where media people and minor celebrities go to hang out, and brag about it the next day. How's that going?

Meet Hickory, the Scottish Deerhound that is the first of his breed to win the Westminster title of Best in Show in the dog show's 135 years of existence.

When raising your children on national television, it is important to start implementing the propaganda of your regional ideology early on in the child's development.

The reason this star isn't talking about her divorce is because her ex has a tape of her doing nasty, nasty things in the sack. This country star's husband hits on models and this actress is sabotaging her husband's weight-loss efforts. Big whoop. It's not like they made a sex tape!

Frankie Muniz's girlfriend said he threatened to kill himself, then punched her in the head. Ryan Phillippe hits on Rihanna, who shoots him down. Pharrell makes goose-stepping cool. Wednesday gossip is all grown up and sort of terrifying.

This season on American Idol, Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler have joined the judging panel and Steven's wacky moments have brought some comedic relief into the auditioning process. If you want call his antics "comedic relief."