We went backstage with Girlicious at KTLA before its first-ever live broadcast performance of "Like Me" on April 24, 2008. Girlicious, the all-new girl group put together by Pussycat Dolls Creator Robin Antin, features as its members Nichole Cordova, Tiffanie Anderson, Chrystina Sayers and Natalie Mejia.

In a KTLA Exclusive, Girlicious gives its first live broadcast performance of "Like Me" on April 24, 2008. Girlicious, the all-new girl group put together by Pussycat Dolls Creator Robin Antin, features as its members Nichole Cordova, Tiffanie Anderson, Chrystina Sayers and Natalie Mejia.

Actress Natasha Henstridge stops by to talk about her role in the ABC series "Eli Stone."

She's "The Millionaire Matchmaker" - Patti Stanger. Her new reality show on Bravo has really taken off and now has become another guilty pleasure of America.

Omarosa who rose to fame on "The Apprentice" is back in a big way on the new "Celebrity Apprentice."

Country music star Chris Cagle visits the KTLA Morning News to talk about his new hit single "What Kinda Gone."

Harvey Walden is a United States Marine, Drill instructor and is best known for his role as the expert fitness instructor on VH1's primetime shows "Fat Club" and "Celebrity Fit Club."

She starred in the classic TV show "Taxi" and is now a contender in the latest season of "Celebrity Apprentice." Marilu Henner is also a New York Times best selling author for her health and wellness books.

Young actor Anton Yelchin stars in the new witty teen film, "Charlie Bartlett" which opens this Friday.

Pussycat Dolls creator Robin Antin has a new show on The CW; "The Pussycat Dolls Present: Girlicious." The new reality series premieres tonight on The CW and Robin is here to talk a little more about the show.

She's a comedienne, a Tony nominated actress, a best selling author and an Emmy award winning TV show host that coined the phrase "Who are you wearing?" Now she's back on the stage with a play: "Joan Rivers: A Work in Progress by a Life in Progress."

Actor Garret Dillahunt stops by and talks about his role in "No Country For Old Men", which has garnered eight Oscar nominations.

She's a part of The CW family and stars in the hit sitcom "Girlfriends." Now Tracee Ellis Ross is taking a stab at a new venture. You can see her directional debut on tonight's episode of "Girlfriends."

You know him best from "Beverly Hills, 90210" as David Silver. Now actor Brian Austin Green guest stars in "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles."

Writers Guild of America, West, President Patric Verrone talks about the end of the Writer's Strike.

Legendary comedian and actor Bill Cosby stops by to talk about his new book and weigh in on the results of Super Tuesday.

He's one of the most recognizable sportscasters in the country. Charley Steiner is the voice of the Dodgers and the host of "Baseball Beat" on XM Satellite Radio. He's here to talk about the Dodgers' fiftieth anniversary.

"One Tree Hill" star James Lafferty visits the KTLA News at 9 to talk about the new season.

Tia Carrere performs a song off her grammy nominated album "Hawaiiana" live on the KTLA News at 9.

Actress and singer Tia Carrere is best known for her role in "Wayne's World" and her recent appearances on "Nip/Tuck" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Now she's a grammy nominee for her latest album "Hawaiiana."

Former political correspondent and host for "CNN" Carlos Watson visits The Morning Show. He's been very involved in this year's election, getting one-on-one interviews with Giuliani, McCain, Clinton, and Obama.

Felicia Fields who plays "Sophia" in the wildly popular and successful theater production of "The Color Purple" visits The Morning Show.

Jorja Fox has starred on many television series including the hit "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" as well as "ER" and "The West Wing." She is now producing a play right here in Los Angeles.

Jenny Jones is best known as host of her self-named talk show, but her extensive resume has no limits. Now she's working as a philanthropist who wants to give you a million dollars.

Mark Feuerstein has been in tons of big movies including "In Her Shoes" and "What Women Want." Now you can see him at the Geffen Playhouse in a new play "Some Girls."

Actress Sharon Lawrence and actor Charles Shaughnessy talk about their new stage show "Orson's Shadow" playing at the Pasadena Playhouse.

Actress Roma Maffia has starred in numerous big screen and small screen roles. Now, she plays the no-nonsense anesthesiologist on the very provocative hit series "Nip/Tuck."

You know her best as Larry David's wife on HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm." Cheryl Hines visits The Morning Show to talk about a new show, "Hollywood Residential."

Between her E! News segments and her online column, she is the entertainment know-it-all. Kristin Dos Santos dishes out the latest scoop on stars on her daily online show, "Watch With Kristin." Today she's here to give us a SAG Awards re-cap.

Nicole Ari Parker has been in numerous films, including "Remember the Titans" and "Brown Sugar" to name a few plus she was on the popular series "Soul Food." She's here to talk about her role in the new movie "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins."

Actor Kevin Sorbo, best known for "Hercules" and "Andromeda" visits The Morning Show and talks about his new film, the comedy spoof "Meet The Spartans."

Steven McQueen is following in the footsteps of his grandfather, legendary big screen actor Steve McQueen. He now stars in a new movie "Minutemen."

Actor Jon Tenney talks about being on "The Closer" and being nominated for best ensemble cast in a drama series in this weekend's SAG Awards.

Melissa Joan Hart famously known for "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch" talks about her pregnancy and has tons of information for new moms from the "March of Dimes."

Dr. Drew talks to The Morning Show about the dark side of drug and alcohol abuse as showcased on his new show "Celebrity Rehab" on VH1.

Actress Minka Kelly who stars in "Friday Night Lights", visits The Morning Show.

Mia Hamm and her husband, Dodger star Nomar Garciaparra are hosting a celebrity soccer event at the Home Depot Center in Carson. Proceeds from the event will benefit The Mia Hamm Foundation which is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for bone marrow transplant patients and continuing the growth in opportunities for young women in sports.

Comedian and Actor Christopher Titus joins The Morning Show and talks about his role in the ABC drama "Big Shots."

Fitness guru Richard Simmons sweatin' to the oldies and dancing his way around The Morning Show set.

Actress and talk show host Ricki Lake and Director Abby Epstein visit The Morning Show to talk about their documentary "The Business of Being Born."

Young actress Saoirse Ronan talks about her role in the hit film "Atonement."

Comedian and Geico Caveman John Lehr visits The Morning Show and talks about the new season of his show "10 Items or Less" on TBS.

Corbin Bernsen, well-known for his work on L.A. Law in the 80s, talks about the 2008 campaign, his show "Psych," and his new game show "How Much Is Enough?"

Presidential Candidate, former first lady and current Senator Hillary Clinton talks about her economic plan and New Hampshire primary results on January 11, 2008.

Glam rocker extraordinaire Bret Michaels talks about the new season of "Rock of Love" on VH1.

Last time he was here, we got a preview of his finale "Scott Baio is 45..and Single". We had no idea how the finale would unfold. Now, Scott Baio is 46...married...and just had a baby girl! He talks to us about his new life and the second season of his show on VH1.

Disney Channel star Selena Gomez visits The Morning Show and talks about her hit series "Wizards of Waverly Place."

The film "Teeth" received a lot of attention at the Sundance Film Festival last year. We talk to Actress Jess Weixler, who just earned an award for outstanding dramatic performance, about her role in the indie horror film phenom.

Director Jon Turteltaub whose new film "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" has been in the number one spot for three weeks in a row, visits The Morning Show crew.

Actress Sophia Bush talks about tonight's highly anticipated 2-hour season premiere of The CW's "One Tree Hill."

Tom O'Neil of The Los Angeles Times talks about Award Season and the canceling of The Golden Globes.

Paul Dano talks about his role in Paul Thomas Anderson's new film "There Will Be Blood."

Actress Shannyn Sossamon joins "The Morning Show" and talks about her new movie "One Missed Call."

Actress and dancer Summer Glau talks about her new role in "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles."

2005's Playboy Playmate of the Year Tiffany Fallon joins The Morning Show to talk about being on the new season of "The Apprentice: Celebrity Edition."

Carson Daly, well known from MTV's Total Request Live (TRL), and "Last Call," talks about going back to work during the Writers' Guild strike and his New Year's Eve special.

Actress Jane Kaczmarek talks about a great way to celebrate the holidays; by giving domestic animals to impoverished people in the world, through the nonprofit charitable organization, "Heifer International."

Attorney Robert Shapiro stops by to tell us about "The Brent Shapiro Foundation," a non-profit organization with an aim to raise drug and alcohol awareness.

Model and Max Factor spokesperson Carmen Electra talks make-up tips for all those holiday parties with celebrity make-up artist Jake Bailey.

Actor and director Vondie Curtis-Hall talks about his new film "Honeydripper."

"Crowned: The Mother Of All Pageants" Judge, Cynthia Garrett talks to The Morning Show about the CW's hit reality show.

Jazz legend Patti Austin who was just nominated for two Grammy's, graces The Morning Show with a special live performance for the holidays.

He's one of today's most influential and intellectual minds educating the masses on racial issues in America. Dr. Cornel West is here to tell us about his collaboration with Tavis Smiley and the "Youth to Leaders" organization for a "Never Forget" event.

"Lost" Actor and singer Harold Perrineau, Jr. stops by The Morning Show to talk about his new single.

Actress and "Melrose Place" Star Daphne Zuniga talks about her new documentary "The Future We Will Create: Inside The World of TED" and her upcoming role on the CW hit show "One Tree Hill."

He's starred in numberous films such as "National Treasure" and "Desperate Measures." But Everyone knows Erik King as "Sergeant James Doakes" in the hit show "Dexter" on Showtime.

Model, actress and reality TV star Shanna Moakler talks to The Morning Show. The former Miss New York and Miss USA is now one of the judges on a new reality series that premieres tonight on The CW called "Crowned!"

Padma Lakshmi visits The Morning Show. You know her as the host of Bravo's hit TV series "Top Chef." She's here to talk about her new book.

The most influential skateboarder of all time is giving one lucky teen the opportunity to hang out and skate with him.

Actor and Host John O'Hurley visits The Morning Show. He stars in one of the biggest shows in Vegas, "Mighty Python's Spamalot" and he is the new face of Family Feud. With the help of his dog, he has a new book "Before Your Dog Can Eat Your Homework, First You Have To Do It."

Actress Keira Knightley of "Pirate Of The Caribbean" fame (and "Bend It Like Beckham"), says her friends are sometimes too honest in their opinion of her work, in this case, the movie "Atonement".

Actor John Cusack talks about his work in the movie "Grace is Gone," which deals with the personal repercussions of the Iraq war.

The legendary R&B group Boyz II Men performs the Motown hit song "Money" live on the Morning Show.

KTLA's Leticia Preciado interviews MIMS, Mike Jones, Omarion, Bow Wow, Tego Calderon and more at the 2007 BET Awards.

Actor Chace Crawford talks about his recent success, as well as who is the best kisser on "Gossip Girl"

Actor Joe Pantoliano, well known from his role as Guido the Killer Pimp in "Risky Business" and his work in "The Sopranos," talks about his new movie about cinema novices producing a pornographic film, "The Amateurs"

Actress Allison Janney of "West Wing" fame puts Ryan Seacrest in his place before talking about her work in the movie "Juno".

After tackling the encyclopedia (in its entirety), A.J. Jacobs decided to live by the Bible literally. His book, "The Year Of Living Biblically" is about his experience.

A 20-year old man fired down on shoppers from a third-floor balcony of the Von Maur Department store in Omaha. Terrified shoppers and workers ran to safety, some of them barricading themselves in dressing rooms.

Christopher Mintz-Plasse, who played McLovin (aka Fogell) in the Judd Apatow movie "Superbad," talks about how he got the part, his first big movie acting job.

Illusionists Penn & Teller talk about their Las Vegas show and their Emmy nominated series on Showtime.

Supermodel turned mogul Janice Dickinson visits The Morning Show. She has been in the biz since the 1970's and now has her own reality show, "The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency." She recently came back into the spotlight in 2004, on the hit reality series "America's Next Top Model."

Hiroshima, a jazz fusion musical group, plays "White Christmas" in their unique style, including a Japanese koto.

Actor Tom Wilkinson talks about his work in the movie "Michael Clayton," which also starred George Clooney

Police near Dayton, Ohio, used a taser on a woman they say resisted their demands. Turns out, the woman was pregnant. Now the FBI is investigating the incident.

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith visits The Morning Show. He hosts a national radio show heard weekdays on ESPN Radio; he's also a regular guest on several ESPN shows such as "SportsCenter", "1st And Ten", "NBA Shootaround" and many more.

The woman behind a popular internet diet has "fessed up". She's known to the world as the "Kimmer" -- of the Kimkins website -- and she admits the entire diet was based on a lie. Chip Yost reports.

Actor, Writer, Producer, Director and Comedian Shawn Wayans visits The Morning Show. He has starred in many movies such as "White Chicks" and "Little Man". He is now releasing his new DVD, "A Boo Crew Christmas".

Comedian and Impressionist Frank Caliendo is changing the face of late night television with his hilarious impressions and sketch comedy on "Frank TV".

Christopher Knight from "The Brady Bunch" and his wife Adrianne Curry, the first "America's Next Top Model" visit The Morning Show. They talk about their travel special "Chris & Adrianne Do Russia" and the KTLA 60 Hour Retro Marathon that was on the air over the weekend.

Kathy Griffin talks about her gay fans, her raunchy but smart routine and her reality show

Bob Barker, legendary former host of "The Price Is Right," talks about retirement and his new position as Grand Marshal of the 2007 Hollywood Santa Parade

KTLA's Leticia Preciado interviews Ne-Yo, Sean Kingston, Akon, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony and many more at the 2007 American Music Awards.

Physics students at Upland High School learned the science of catapulting with trebuchets, using pumpkins.

Dr. Robert Rey, the plastic surgeon from "Dr. 90210" has teamed up with Bruno Schiavi to create Shapewear -- garments that tone women's figures without plastic surgery.

Lakers' Coach Phil Jackson's comments about a game being a 'Brokeback Mountain' moment for certain reasons (watch the clip) has spurred protests from Gay rights groups, and elicited an apology from Jackson himself.

L.A. Schools Superintendent Admiral David Brewer talks on Nov. 15 about his reform plans for the LAUSD.

Walter Alexander, a self-described golfing buddy of O.J. Simpson's, testified at Simpson's trial on Nov. 13, 2007 that Simpson approached him about getting back some property he claimed had been improperly taken from him. According to Alexander's testimony, Simpson asked if he could bring guns on what became the robbery that Simpson is accused of engineering. WARNING: Strong Language

Walter Alexander, a self-described golfing buddy of O.J. Simpson's, testified at Simpson's trial on Nov. 13, 2007 that he and others who were accused of being involved in a Las Vegas robbery met later that night with Simpson at a restaurant. There, Alexander says Simpson told them to get out of town to avoid jail. WARNING: Strong Language

Writers' Guild of America President Patric Verrone talks about the strike by hollywood writers. TV shows have stopped production because of the union strike.

Sally Field, currently appearing on the show "Brothers and Sisters," and well-known for her show "Gidget" and the movie "Norma Rae," joins Hollywood writers on the picket line as part of their strike on Nov. 7, 2007.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus, star of Seinfeld and The New Adventures of Old Christine joined picketing members of the Writers Guild of America on Nov. 6, who are on strike to put pressure on entertainment companies to pay them a share of earnings on Internet video and other digital media.

Seth McFarlane, Alex Borstein, Seth Green and other cast members come out for "Family Guy"'s 100th episode party. Leticia Preciado reports.

Actor and Comedian extraordinaire George Lopez visits the Morning Show to talk about his new concert "George Lopez America's Mexican".

Daredevil performer, television personality and all-around crazy guy Steve-O visits the KTLA Morning Show to talk about his new show on the USA Network, "Dr. Steve-O".

Sandra and Ed told each other "You're The One That I Want" as Sandy and Danny from Grease at the 2007 KTLA Halloween Party

Yesenia and Erik show off their costumes as Bettie Page and a Sailor at the 2007 KTLA Halloween Party

Lauren and Gio ham it up as Woody and Jessie from "Toy Story" at the 2007 KTLA Halloween Party

Al B. Sure took the R&B world by storm in the 80's, and then became a producer and VP of Motown Records. Now, he's just completed his fourth album and he's the morning DJ for Hot 92 Jams.

Kim Rouggie updates us from Rancho Santa Fe, near San Diego, where a house completely burned to the ground behind her.

Kim Rouggie reports from Rancho Santa Fe, near Encinitas and San Diego, where too many homes were in flames for firefighters to keep up.

Destruction from the fire continued in the Green Fire at Lake Arrowhead, and in the Slide Fire in Green Valley Lake and Running Springs

Eric Spillman and his crew drove through the Slide Fire in Running Springs and captured this footage of houses burning.

Rachael Harris from the ABC show "Notes From The Underbelly" is back on the Morning Show to talk about her new Lifetime Original Movie "Matters of Life and Dating" with Ricki Lake.

Being short is bad for your health. That's the result of a survey by the British Department of Health. It found men shorter than five foot four, and women shorter than five feet, perceive their physical and mental states to be worse than people of "normal" height. It doesn't necessarily mean they actually do have worse health problems. The shorter people said they feel their life is affected in areas of education, employment and relationships.

Ask most men about Angelina Jolie and you'll get the same response. She's smokin' hot. But Donald Trump is not most men. In fact, earlier this week on "Larry King Live" he said about Jolie- "She's not a beauty, by any stretch of the imagination . . . Shes a nice looking woman. She's ok." Then Donald said he understands beauty because he owns the Miss USA and Miss Universe pagents. He also critcized Jolie for her work with the United Nations.

Lisa Williams visits the Morning Show. She had her first clairvoyant experience with the dead when she was four. The second season of her show "Life Among the Dead" started up last week, and she also has an upcoming show at the Grove in Anaheim where you can witness the communication.

Just when many employers thought blocking software pretty much stopped employees from viewing pornographic web sites on company computers, portable devices have brought the problem back. Personal laptops and cell phones that can access the web are making it easier for workers to view adult-oriented sites virtually undetected. Experts say the problem is just going to get worse, and it's already spawning sexual harassment lawsuits. Should companies be held liable for this?

Some 11 year old girls can now get birth control pills at their school. A new policy has been approved in Portland, Maine that provides the pill to students from sixth to eighth grades. Condoms have been available for five years at King Middle School but parents must give the okay before kids can be treated at the health center. Under state law, such treatment is confidential, so getting birth control pills can now be kept private as well.

Rumors spread quickly yesterday that Kobe Bryant had cleaned out his locker - his agent says he was just "organizing it." On top of that, he skipped practice for a third straight day - to reportedly rest his legs - leading some to question if Kobe has played his last game as a Laker.

Former Mexican President Vicente Fox talks about immigration, a common currency for all of North America and much more. Fox appeared on the KTLA Morning Show to talk about his book "Revolution of Hope".

Jack Coleman, who plays Noah Bennet (a.k.a. Horn-Rimmed Glasses or HRG) on the wildly popular show "Heroes" visits the KTLA Morning Show.

Dusty Gibbs was named Rose Queen for the 2008 Tournament of Roses Royal Court on October 16, 2007.

The Project for Excellence in Journalism reviewed Nielsen Ratings by the minute from more than 150 stations over a period of five years. The results show quality, in-depth reports on topics like politics and education, are just as popular and often get *better* ratings than sensational stories such as car chases and relentless Britney Spears coverage. Does this study surprise you?

Scientists have been studying those who gossip. They say people accept chatter as fact even when it contradicts what they see with their own eyes. Why do you think people enjoy gossiping so much?

Former MTV VJ Kennedy talks on the Morning Show about hosting Fox Reality Channel's "Really Awards" this year.

Radiohead released its latest album "In Rainbows" on their website and they asked fans to pay what they want for it. That's right: name your own price. This has record companies worried. Other major recording artists are apparently considering following Radiohead's lead, bypassing their label and releasing their new albums online.

Music sales may be down, but that hasn't stopped a Beverly Hills company from reportedly offering pop superstar Madonna 120 million dollars to leave Warner Music. The 10-year pact with concert promotion giant Live Nation Incorporated would give Madonna cash and stock in exchange for the rights to sell 3 studio albums, promote concert tours, sell merchandise and license her name.

Watch out for the 5th guy...who is he? The 5th guy is the person who doesn't wash his hands after using the restroom. It turns out that four out of five adults wash their hands when they are done in the bathroom. The CDC says handwashing is the most important thing people can do to reduce illnesses. So make sure you wash often and thoroughly! Are any of us guilty of not washing our hands?

Author and Men's Rights activist Marc Rudov talks about what's wrong with chivalry and what he says is women's feeling of entitlement.

Kiefer Sutherland will spend up to 48 days in jail for his recent drunk driving arrest. The actor pleaded no contest yesterday. He's been sentenced to 48 days in jail - 30 days for the misdimeanor charge, and another 18 days for violating probation on his 2004 DUI case. Police arrested kiefer two weeks ago in West Hollywood. It's his 4th DUI arrest since 1989.

Many workers across the country are suffering from communication overload. This is the avalanche of information we deal with everyday, that is leading to a loss of control in our lives. In an article in Men's Health Magazine, psychiatrists focus on how to regain control of our modern information overloaded lives. Can any of you relate to this?

"Reaper" actor Ray Wise talks about auditioning to play the Devil. Ray is also well-known for his work in TV's "Twin Peaks" and "24," and the movies "Bob Roberts" and "Good Night and Good Luck"

L.A. Historian and self-described Histo-Tainer Charles Phoenix shows us a neighborhood that is the real Main Street U.S.A.

The 2008 Tournament of Roses Royal Court was announced October 8, 2007.

Some Catholic Churches are asking parishioners and clergy to pitch in to help pay abuse settlements.

A 60 year old single Japanese woman is 15 weeks pregnant with a donated embryo. She is believed to be the oldest single woman to get pregnant by artificial means. The procedure was done in the United States, because Japanese medical rules only allow married couples to receive donated eggs. After returning to japan the woman finally was able to find an o-b-g-y-n willing to take her case, after most doctors and clincs rejected her.

Legendary standup comedian George Carlin talks about his source of inspiration and his creative process.

In the second part of his investigation, Chip Yost talks to a former employee of the Kimkins diet, as well as a woman who says her hair is falling out as a result of the diet.

Questions are now being asked about the woman who started the online diet trend called "Kimkins." Chip Yost found the person known as "The Kimmer" and asked her some questions.

Triple Threat Sheryl Lee Ralph, who was part of the original Broadway production of "Dreamgirls," and also starred in TV's "Moesha," talks about meeting her husband, and her AIDS research benefit.

Dr. Drew Pinsky talks about breast cancer awareness, celebrities going throught the revolving door of rehab, and how he got started on the sexually frank radio show "Loveline."

"Dallas" and "I Dream of Jeanie" star Larry Hagman talks with Sam Rubin

"30 Rock" Actor Lonny Ross Talks About His New Movie "Good Luck Chuck"

"Dukes Of Hazzard" star John Schneider talks about his latest project, "Collier & Co. Hot Pursuit"

The woman with the gavel on "Divorce Court" branches out into couples close to divorce on her new show, "Decision House"

The author of "Kosher Sex" and host of "Shalom In The Home" takes his show on the road in "Shalom On The Roam"

"The Contender" enters its third season with Sugar Ray Leonard hosting and training the boxing hopefuls

Seth talks about the life and death...and life of his show.

Leticia Preciado reports from Boardfest 2007, the annual all-girl surfing, snowboarding and skateboarding empowerment event held in Huntington Beach, Calif.

Laura Kightlinger And Nicholle Tom Talk About Their TV Series "The Minor Accomplishments of Jackie Woodman"

Lu Parker helped five women speak to their husbands, who are serving in the Marines in Iraq

The author of "The Man's No-Nonsense Guide To Women" sparked more than a bit of controversy and 16 minutes worth of spirited debate on the Morning Show.

Longtime Morning Show anchor Carlos Amezcua decided to leave KTLA for one of its competitors. The move was announced Sept. 5, 2007.

Seth Green, famous for his roles in TV's "Buffy" and the "Austin Powers" movies, talks about his Emmy-nominated show "Robot Chicken," and partnering with Master P