Whoopi Goldberg has won every award an actress can possibly accept. The Oscar winning Ghost actress has gotten comfy in the chair as the moderator for the ABC talk show The View, but it doesn’t mean we won’t see her on the big screen again if the right thing comes along. She denies there are any problems at The View behind the scenes and that the public shouldn’t believe everything they read. But speaking of literature, Ms. Goldberg hopes you read her new children’s book Sugar Plum Ballerinas to your children or that they read it themselves. It’s the story of a young girl who is forced into everything ballerina by her mother when she dreams of being something else.

The most famous houseguest is still in show business after more than a decade since his famous testimony in the OJ Simpson trial. Kato Kaelin has found his niche whether it is a traveling monologue, working for the production company National Lampoon, or his latest project Gimme My Reality Show competing against other celebrities for his own show on the Fox Reality Channel. Kaelin is also not shy to share his thoughts on OJ’s recent troubles out in Las Vegas and reflect back on some moments from the famous trial.

In a joint interview with Chris Yandek of CYInterview.com and Jay Bildstein of DiaDay.com , former Governor of Minnesota Jesse Ventura speaks candidly about the future of America, America’s economic woes, his time as Governor of the Minnesota, and many more topics in a 50 minute interview that will be distributed in three parts. In part one, Jesse speaks about the possibilities of a powerful third party, running for President in 2012, decreasing the national debt, and much more. The following is a condensed transcript of the first third.

Sixty years is a long time to do anything, but Robert Wagner knew being an actor was his only road. The 78-year-old actor known for numerous movies and TV shows takes you on a journey in his anticipated memoirs titled Pieces of My Heart. Wagner addresses the hardest times of life that includes stories of dozens of the industries best including the death of his wife Natalie Wood, considering the possibility of killing Warren Beatty, and even being told to marry his co-star Terry Moore.

Pictures: Rob Brown playing Heisman Trophy winning running back Ernie Davis in The Express

The Express is the ultimate role for Rob Brown. In 2000, the 24-year-old actor won the lead role across from veteran actor Sean Connery in Finding Forester. The movie received positive reviews, but Connery told the young actor to get an education. Brown stayed in Brooklyn, got that college education, but has continued to land movie roles along the way. The role of the first black Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis could only be topped by Michael Jordan for him. He’s still surprised he’s acting today.

Sanaa Lathan's Hollywood resume’ is diverse and she hasn’t been cast playing the same role over and over again. The actress also stands alongside fellow alumni Meryl Streep and Angela Bassett of the Yale School of Drama. Lathan tries to be private about her personal life, but she won’t deny marriage is in the future with a laugh. She admits relationships like acting take a lot of work. Through all the struggles this actress feels stronger internally.

If you’re one of those people who just loves utter craziness and spoof movies then Disaster Movie is for you. Actor Matt Lanter, who is best known for his roles in Commander in Chief and Heroes plays the lead role in the latest spoof comedy out this weekend. The directors of the movie were even convinced that he looks like Nick Lachey and coincidentally got to star alongside Lachey’s girlfriend Vanessa Minnillo.

Omar Benson Miller (left) sets the record straight that he is not related to Forest Whitaker (right) even though many think he is. Can you see the resemblance?

Imagine being told that your look resembles an Oscar winning actor and the world is convinced you must be related? Well, it’s not the case with Omar Benson Miller who everyone thinks must be related to Forest Whitaker. Even the Wikipedia editors noted that he must be his nephew right? Not so. Omar Benson Miller has continued to gain his notoriety in recent years playing across from Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon, and Jennifer Lopez in Shall We Dance as well as Halle Berry in Things We Lost in the Fire. This fall he has two movies coming out in the span of two weeks as he continues to grow as a supporting actor.

KeKe Palmer is the latest teenage star on the rise. She’s already stared as a lead role alongside Angela Bassett and Laurence Fishburne in Akeelah & The Bee and played a supporting role alongside Samuel L. Jackson in the Cleaner.  Besides the acting, she also can sing, but last year she had a public battle with her label about the songs that were way too mature for the 14-year-old to sing. She also has her own Nickelodeon TV show starting this fall. In an age where Miley Cyrus has been criticized for her image and Jamie Lynn Spears had a child at 16, KeKe Palmer wants to be a role model and sing about the songs that relate to her. She’s not in a rush to be pushed as this older sexy girl.  Palmer heads back to the big screen this coming weekend staring with Ice Cube as the first girl to play football in the Pop Warner League in The Longshots.

Randy Couture as Sargon  in The Scorpion King 2

In an era where fighters come and go, Randy Couture has stayed through it all. The 45-year-old MMA legend is taking his status to the acting realm now staring in The Scorpion King 2 playing Sargon and replacing Dwayne Johnson in that role. The former heavyweight and lightweight champion hopes to have at least one more fight, but it has been delayed by a current lawsuit with the UFC, which is the promotion that made him what he is today. Even with a lawsuit currently on the table, the nickname The Natural still suits him well. You won’t find a guy that has more respect for this cult sport that is on the rise.

Ernest Borgnine with his wife Tova of over 30 years.

Photo Credit Tovern Productions

It was an afternoon last week and the latest earthquake had just hit California, but it didn’t seem to bother the 91-year-old actor who is on the verge of having appeared in 200 movies. He actually laughed about the whole thing. In 1955, Ernest Borgnine won the Oscar for best actor in Marty. Today more than 50 years later, he finally has penned his memoirs titled Ernie. Whether it was the hit TV show McHale’s Navy, From Here To Eternity with Frank Sinatra, or the original Poseidon Adventures, Borgnine has entertained millions. He is one of the last actors left from the beginning era of Hollywood where it was less about the money, the fame, and more about the work.