We were skeptical at first, but now Bristol Palin told Good Morning America "Levi and I are turning a new page here as co-parents...and putting aside the past." That's not an admission they're shacking up again, but it sounds close!

Inspired by his role in "Waterworld" and 1989's Exxon Valdez disaster, Kevin Costner's company Costner Industries has developed a machine that separates the water from the oil at high speeds. Though initial tests proved unsuccessful, Costner Industries remain optimistic.

Joan Rivers swung by Good Morning America today to promote her new documentary, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work. Additionally, Rivers sounded off on old people, plastic surgery, her status as a "legend," and being content with her clean diaper.

We knew it was only a matter of time until we saw the oil's damage to our wildlife due to the major oil spill down South. Now that those images are here, it's more devastating than one could've imagined.

Right-wing YouTube provocateur James O'Keefe has a follow-up to his pimp-costumed ACORN opus: He got a job as a Census taker and purposefully filled out his timecard incorrectly. He gets to go on Good Morning America for this?

Wasillans—they're just like us! Sarah Palin's got a new nosy neighbor, and the intrepid folks over at Good Morning America took it upon themselves to find out just what Real Life Alaskans think of the situation.

This morning, on the eve of BP's attempt to cap the oil spill off the Gulf Coast, James Carville harshly criticized President Obama and his administration for neglecting to take action when the spill was in its infancy.

Joined by Planet Green's Philippe Cousteau, Good Morning America's Champion dove 25-feet deep directly into the oil. In this clip, get an inside view of the spill and how the chemical dispersant is affecting the body of water.

While it's no secret that Good Morning America weatherman Sam Champion, may or may not be gay. Little quips such as this make it all too obvious that he loves sausage. The lunch meat kind anyway.

Jason Alexander stopped by Good Morning America to promote his new live show and talk about Jenny Craig—but George Stephanopoulos couldn't help but make an attempt to live out his Seinfeld fantasy: Stephanopoulos/Costanza.

Eleven year old Nadia Bloom spent four days lost in a thick, alligator infested Florida swamp before being rescued. This morning she told Robin Roberts about how she survived, and how her friends welcomed her back to school.

Today on Good Morning America's Morning Mix segment, lesbian political strategist Donna Brazile called embattled CNN host Larry King a "hottie." There are plenty of reasons why women might throw themselves at King. But it's not because he's a "hottie."

Always a team player, Sam Champion was relegated to the Nemo infested waters of Epcot center to deliver this morning's Earth Day themed forecast. Watch as he delivers the national weather conditions and shills for Disney between gasps for oxygen.

Yesterday our friends at Gizmodo broke the news about Apple's next iPhone. Today, they've been all over our televisions: Good Morning America, The View, Morning Joe and The Today Show for starters. All of these videos and more, inside.

Michael J. Fox was on Good Morning America imparting some of the lessons he learned through his role in Back To The Future. Crushing everyone's childhood dreams, he let the world know that hover-boards do not actually exist.

George Stephanapoulos had an exclusive with a very exhausted President this morning, who was faced with a barrage of critiques from probably his two least favorite people in the world.

Good Morning America featured the best idea in rain-gear since the invention of the yellow-ducky poncho. An umbrella that changes color when it gets wet! It is so simple, yet so satisfying: why has this not been thought of before?

Christen Caval is a high school senior who, like many others, is receiving word from the colleges of her dreams. Unfortunately for her, most high schoolers don't have to endure three consecutive
rejections on national television.

Helio Castroneves came onto Good Morning America to hand over the keys of the 2010 Chevy Camaro SS Pacecar which will be driven by Robin Roberts at the 94th Indianoplis 500.

During a classic "These are animals, Aren't they Fuzzy" segment with Jack Hanna this morning on Good Morning America, a huge rabbit kicks Jack in the lap right after he warns about their huge back feet. Those pesky vermins.