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Übermodel Heidi Klum is living proof that, when it comes to clothing, less is sometimes more. With wholesome looks and traffic-stopping curves, this 30-year-old German native has quickly become one of Victoria's best-kept secrets. We sat down with Klum on the eve of tonight's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show (10 pm/ET on CBS) to chat about working the catwalk in your underwear, and what happens when a sweet apple-strudel girl turns into an evil video-game Bond girl and locks lips with Pierce Brosnan.TV Guide Online: It must be a little nerve-wracking, walking down the runway in your underwear with millions of people at home watching you. What happens if you trip? Do they yell "Cut!" and give you a do-over? Klum: If you mess up, they're not going to stop the whole show, because everything is lined up with the music and there's 27 other girls beh

The first thing Tracey Ullman's fans will notice in her new one-hour HBO special is that she's lost a bit of character. Make that about two dozen characters. No swarthy Middle Eastern hacks or doughnut-loving Asian women this time around. In fact, the mistress of disguise takes on only three personalities in Tracey Ullman in the Trailer Tales (airing Saturday at 8 pm/ET), which follows Ruby Romaine, Hollywood's favorite gossipmonger and veteran cosmetician, as she struggles to gain readmittance to Local 706 of the Hair and Makeup Guild. And apparently, that suits 43-year-old Ullman just fine. TV Guide: Ruby's rude, crude and lewd — not exactly a role model. Why bring her back? Tracey Ullman: She's a horrible sort of alcoholic bigot, but she's funny. I just like being Ruby. [When I played her on Tracey Takes On] I used to get the most mail about her, letters that said, "We ha

Filmmaker Spike Lee may have given TNN the green light to rebrand itself Spike TV, but the case will likely pave the way for similar lawsuits in the future. Case in point: Johnny Bravo — Cartoon Network's ego-trippin' Elvis type — is considering a lawsuit against the TV network that shares his name.TV Guide Online: Do you think you have a case? Bravo: Are you kidding? Bravo's got Bravo written all over it! I mean, they might as well change the name of The It Factor to Who Wants To Be Johnny Bravo? TVGO: What tipped you off that Bravo might be taking advantage of your image to attract viewers? Bravo: When that [James] Lipton guy started wearing sunglasses and calling his female guests "hot mamas." TVGO: Spike Lee hired Johnny Cochran as his attorney. You're goi