This week on television, people revealed their true feelings. True Blood's Eric made it clear that he intended to kill Russell. Weeds' Nathalie Newman confessed that she's back in the drug trade. David Letterman opened himself up to Michael Douglas upon hearing about his cancer treatment. Tom Colicchio called a fellow chef a nerd. Real housewife Teresa Giudice lost her mind. Rachel Zoe expressed her love for client Kate Hudson. And little Mady Gosselin doesn't care that her mother is famous; she can still roll her eyes at her just like the rest of us. Welcome to Top Moments: How Do You Really Feel? Edition.
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Michael Douglas says he has Stage IV throat cancer, but remained optimistic about a full recovery.
"The percentages are very good. I would hate to say, but right now, it looks like it should be 80 percent, and with certain hospitals and everything, it does improve," Douglas said on The Late Show with David Letterman Tuesday.
Check out photos of Michael Douglas
The Oscar winner, who just finished the first of eight weeks of radiation and chemotherapy, said he was diagnosed ...
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David Letterman will welcome Barbara Walters back to The View next month when he makes his first-ever appearance on the ABC talk show, the network announced.
Letterman will kick off "Welcome Back, Barbara" Week on the 14th season premiere Sept. 7, as Walters returns to the panel after taking time ...
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TV made us uncomfortable this week. America's Got Talent's "male Lady Gaga" made it hard for us to keep a poker face. Danielle Staub continued to upset us with her misguided parenting practices. Kim Kardashian is a clean freak. Ten-year-old Sally Draper was aroused by The Man from U.N.C.L.E. And David Letterman will not stop talking about Jay Leno. Welcome to Top Moments: Discomfort Level Edition.
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David Letterman wants Brian Williams all to himself — or at least not share him with Jay Leno.
During the Williams' cross network appearance on CBS' Late Show Monday night, Letterman told the NBC Nightly News anchorman he doesn't like when Williams appears on Leno's Tonight show.
"I like to think of you and me as more real guys, as opposed to you and Jay," Letterman said, adding his Leno impression.
"And now you're sounding like him," Williams replied.
Jay Leno pokes fun at losing Emmy nominations to Conan O'Brien
Despite Letterman's ribbing of Leno about ...
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