It looks like David Letterman and Paris Hilton got over their differences after her last appearance.

Last time he almost made her cry, it was awesome. Unfortunately, this one isn’t as entertaining.

This time Paris talks about her new reality show on MTV, Nicole Richie and their relationship, and, of course, Benji Madden, whom she says she wants to be with “forever”. :rolleyes:

Hysterical. I love Ashton Kutcher.

Ashton talks about his new movie with Cameron Diaz, What Happens in Vegas, he tells Ellen who is favorite American Idol is and who he thinks will win, and best of all, he sings the 80s rock ballad, Sister Christian, karaoke style.

Trisha Walsh-Smith is at it again, this time she’s selling her wedding dress on eBay.

Trisha told The Insider that she had promised $5000 to a charity but claims her divorce proceedings have prohibited her from paying it. So what’s a girl to do? Auction her wedding dress on eBay, no doubt!

Trisha is known for being charitable, however, I think this is just another stepping stone in her massive smear campaign against her ex-husband.

Oh boy, throw an attention whore in front of a camera and watch her hurl people under the bus.

Heidi Montag tells David Letterman that the reason she and Lauren Conrad stopped hanging out is that Lauren told her if she didn’t break up with Spencer they couldn’t be friends. And that’s after Lauren supposedly told Heidi how much she loved Spencer and wanted him to meet her dad. Yeah, I don’t get it either…whatever.

Basically the entire first half of the interview is about Heidi and Lauren, with Heidi talking smack as much as possible.

The second half of the interview is Heidi talking about her Rolling Stone cover with the girls of The Hills and of course, Spencer. Dave doesn’t seem to care for Spenc too much and asks Heidi, “What does he do?” And Heidi’s answer is hardly surprising. “He’s a money making media mogul.”

AP: Why take your search for a new best friend to the reality-TV world?

Paris Hilton: Well I did ”The Simple Life” for five seasons. I had a great time. I love reality TV. It’s my favorite to watch. When I was approached with this idea I just thought it would be so much fun, being a producer on the show as well, having boys and girls move into a house all vying to be my best friend, I just thought it’d be fun and I’d also like to meet some new friends.

AP: Do you think you can find a real, lasting friendship this way? Do you have a preference of male or female?

I just want to see the contestants and see how they are. I don’t care if it’s a boy or a girl, just as long as its someone I can trust, someone I can have fun with and just someone who’s going to be able to like handle all the other things that are going to come with being my best friend.

AP: Like what?

Just being in the media, just someone who’s not going to care about that, just someone who cares about me.

AP: What are some of the qualities you’re looking for in a new best friend?

Just someone who’s fun, someone who I can trust and just someone who, I don’t know, just someone to get along with that is not going to screw me over. Just someone to have a great time with.

AP: You recently found a new best friend in Benji Madden. What are some of the challenges in finding friends you click with?

It is hard meeting new people. Most of my friends I’ve had my entire life, like obviously my sister and Nicole Richie have been with me forever. So when I meet new people, I’m always a little wary of the reason they may want to become my friend. I can usually just tell by when we’re out in public and there’s paparazzi around, I see, you know, who gets a little bit too excited or whatever. I can tell how those people are.

AP: Because it’s a show, it’s possible that some contestants might be more interested in being on TV than being your best friend. How will you determine people’s sincerity?

We’re at MTV right now and just going over all the challenges and different things we’re going to be putting the contestants through. I can’t really tell because they’re all top secret.

AP: How has this experience been different from ”The Simple Life” and your feature-film work?

This is like completely different. ”The Simple Life” was more fish-out-of-water, Nicole and I just doing things we’ve never done.

AP: What kinds of things appeal to you when you’re looking at the videos on ParisBFF.com?

Just people who are fun, people who I know are going to be great on TV, people who have fun personalities, they’re not shy, the people who tell their deepest secrets, people who are open to being honest and having a great time. That’s what my show’s about.

AP: Talk about your role as executive producer.

Actually I was a producer of ”The Simple Life” as well. Well, just being in control of everything and making all the decisions and just really being on top of everything, coming up with ideas. The casting process, with ”The Simple Life” I didn’t do all that, so this has been a lot of work but a lot of fun as well.

AP: What else is going on with you?

I’ve just been traveling for a while and just launched my clothing line and my shoe line. I’m just getting ready for my movie - ”Repo! The Genetic Opera” is coming out soon. So I’m just getting ready for that.

AP: With all your projects, do you still have time for fun?

Not as much as I used to when I was younger. But I’m always traveling. I have a lot of businesses I run. Everything is so successful so it feels really great and I’d rather be working than doing anything else.

The Today Show interviews Madonna on this morning’s show.

Madge talks about her new film, I am Because We Are, a documentary about the children of Malawi who have lost both parents to AIDS.

Whether you are a Madonna fan or not, I think this is a great interview. Check it out.

Hottie Danica Patrick won her first IndayCar race this weekend, the first time a female has ever won the race. Check out her interview on CNN.

Jenna Jameson was on The View this morning, and it actually I found the interview to be pretty interesting.

I mean admit it, porn stars are a curious bunch!

Jenna was brutally honest on the show, opening up about her career in the sex industry, not glamorizing it, but explaining how she broke into it, why she does it and if she’ll be able to stay out of it now. She actually looked good, better than she has in recent still shots. Oh yeah, she also discusses her weight.

What cracks me up about this interview, is that Elizabeth Hasselbeck throws out one question to Jenna regarding HIV, (at :58) and you can just feel that she wants to make Jenna look bad and possibly blame the spread of HIV on her or something. But Jenna’s answer is good, and doesn’t seem bothered by the question at all. For the rest of the interview Elizabeth sits there stiffly and is quiet as a mouse as the other women pretty much lead the interview. So NOT like her!

Then when Sheri Shepherd is describing Jenna’s new film, Zombie Strippers, (3:28) Elizabeth has a smirk on her face that pretty much tells you she feels superior to, but is intimidated by Jameson. I mean hello? Since when does Elizabeth keep that sharp little tongue in her mouth? Thanks for shutting her up, Jenna!