Former Olympic skating star Nancy Kerrigan fights back tears as she remembers her late father Daniel, who died less than three weeks ago. "He made an impact on so many people -- I'm lucky I can say that he was my dad," a tearful Nancy tells our own Mary Hart. Asked if there's any one stand-out moment that she treasures the most, Nancy replies, "No, there's no one moment -- thankfully there's millions, just tons." Read More »

One day after undergoing a heart procedure for chest discomfort, former President Bill Clinton told reporters he's feeling terrific. “I feel great and the doctors and the hospital crew did a great job. And as I said, I even did a couple miles on the treadmill today, so I feel good,” Clinton said. He added that his doctors, who inserted two stents into one of his coronary arteries on Thursday, did recommend some limitations for his exercise. Read More »

Angelina Jolie speaks with CNN from Haiti, and addresses the question of whether a Haitian child will be joining her family with partner Brad Pitt. Christiane Amanpour asks Jolie, "Look, you raised the prospect of yourself as an adoptive parent. Obviously, there's been a lot of speculation as to whether you will adopt from Haiti. Obviously, you're saying, not now, but will you? Is that something that you are looking at?" Angelina responded, "I'm always open to children around the world. We're that kind of a family; Brad and I talk about that. But that's not what we're focusing on at this time, by any means. We're not here for that. We're here to see how we can help protect the children in country and scale up the needs here." Read More »

Leonardo DiCaprio is styling on the cover of the new Esquire, in which he speaks candidly about River Phoenix and co-star Kate Winslet. He tells the magazine: "When I was 18, River Phoenix was far and away my hero. I always wanted to meet him. One night, I was at this Halloween party, and he passed me. He was beyond pale -- he looked white. Before I got a chance to say hello, he was gone, driving off to the Viper Room, where he fell over and died. That’s a lesson." Leo has often been compared to his former hero, due to both his physical appearance and raw talent. Read More »

The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models stripped down and partied it up in the desert of Las Vegas on Thursday night at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino's Vanity Nightclub!  The beauties have a calendar full of appearances to promote the annual edition of the magazine. Cover girl Brooklyn Decker has been in a media whirlwind since the big reveal on Monday. She is "still in shock" and explained what gracing the cover means to her: "Being in the issue is like playing in the Super Bowl and then getting on the cover is like winning the MVP." The girls certainly are making quite a statement in Sin City, shutting down the main strip to snap a photo. Brooklyn said, "We really are living up Vegas the way it should be lived up." Read More »

Cardiologist Dr. Stephen Corday goes in depth explaining the heart procedure that former President Bill Clinton underwent on Thursday. Two stents were inserted into one of Clinton's coronary arteries on Thursday at New York Presbyterian Hospital, and Dr. Corday explains that a stent is like a small "metal scaffolding." He tells ET, "When the artery is ballooned open, the stent is then inserted and inflated and it continues to hold the artery open so the artery won't collapse." He adds that medicine is released through the stent to help hold the artery open. Of the procedure in general, Dr. Corday says, "Obviously this is a situation where things had to be done perfectly, but it's done in a routine manner throughout the United States, as a matter of fact, throughout the world." Read More »

Former president Bill Clinton has been released from the hospital. He was accompanied by daughter Chelsea as he was discharged. Former Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe broke the news on CBS' "The Early Show." He spread the word, saying, "He's out of the hospital and in the car back enroute to his home [in Chappaqua.]" Douglas Band, Counselor to Clinton, told ET, "President Bill Clinton was released from New York Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia this morning in excellent health. He warmly thanks the doctors, nurses, and staff of the Hospital for the care he received... President Clinton would also like to thank the many people who extended their best wishes to him for a quick recovery. He looks forward in the days ahead to getting back to the work of his Foundation, and to Haiti relief and recovery efforts." Read More »

ET has the latest... Everyone from Demi Moore to Jennifer Aniston to Kate Hudson to Courteney Cox have all put their hats in the directing ring for Glamour Reel Moments and now is your chance to have your story told by another A-list lady! Glamour Reel Moments, presented by Hyundai, is an annual contest where famous women get behind the camera to direct a film inspired by Glamour readers. This year's theme is "Do Good" and if you have a funny, ironic, or inspiring moment when you gave back and helped out, then log on to www.glamalert.com/reelmoments to enter your story -- which could end up being brought to the big screen by one of Hollywood's biggest stars! Glamour Reel Moments films have shown in more than 25 film festivals and has been responsible for 14 female directorial debuts. Read More »

ET was there as Kristin Chenoweth, Kim Kardashian, former "American Idol" champ Jordin Sparks and many more walked the runway in red dresses created by America's top designers at the Heart Truth's Red Dress Fashion Show in New York on Thursday night -- and the stars also reacted to former President Bill Clinton's health scare. "It's so amazing to be part of something that is spreading awareness about a serious issue [heart disease], but at the same time we get to do it fun," said Jordin, who noted that her great grandmother passed away from heart disease about two years ago. "I'm honored to be here to walk in the show tonight," said Kim, who added that she's enjoyed the whirlwind last few weeks leading up to her boyfriend Reggie Bush's big Super Bowl win. Read More »