'Cadillac' drives Beyonce almost to tears

Beyonce Knowles talks about how hard it was for her to play the emotional scenes in her latest film 'Cadillac Records.' (Dec. 2)
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Cadillac Records: Beyonce

Beyonce talks with John Fugelsang about her new movie CADDILLAC RECORDS in which she plays Etta James. She's also releasing her new album I Am and discussing just who is Sasha Fierce.
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According to Jim: LarryJoe Campbell

Larry Joe Campbell, 'Andy' of ACCORDING TO JIM, joins Chris Harrison on Hollywood 411 to talk about Jim Belushi's success with keeping a family show going without controversy for 8 years and how that run afforded him 5 kids of his own.
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Ghost Hunters Cast

Meet the men and women who track down spirits as InFANity hangs with the gang from GHOST HUNTERS.
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ShowBiz Minute: A-Rod, Four Christmases, Slumdog

Alex Rodriguez and Madonna in Mexico, 'Four Christmases' tops Thanksgiving box office, 'Slumdog Millionaire' wins big at the British Independent Film Awards. (Dec. 01)
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Reality TV School New York

Maria Sansone hits the Reality TV School in New York City to see what it takes to be the next reality star. She talks to Billy Garcia of SURVIVOR; and, Robert Galinsky, owner of Reality TV School.
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Four Christmases: Reese on Family

Reese Witherspoon explains why she chose to do FOUR CHRISTMASES after her Oscar Award winning role in WALK THE LINE. The mom of two discusses her love of family movies and reasons why FOUR CHRISTMASES resonated for her.
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Reese Witherspoon pleads with photographers to not "hurt the little girls" as she makes an appearance on "Good Morning America"

v4301, NEW YORK, NEW YORK - Monday November 24 2008. Reese Witherspoon attracts the attention of fans and photographers outside the studios of "Good Morning America" in New York. The actress was concerned with the brawl and shouted at photographers to watch the fans and make sure they were not hurt. PacificCoastNews.com UK OFFICE: +44 131 225 3333/3322 US OFFICE: 1 310 261 9676
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