Watch now: It's a bevy of beauties as 'Twilight' stars Ashley Greene and Nikki Reed, plus "Dancing" duo Chad Ochocinco and Cheryl Burke, join Joe, Nick and Kevin Jonas and many more at the Young Hollywood Awards! Honorees and presenters arrived in style -- getting a free ride in a range of technologically advanced luxury vehicles, provided by automotive sponsor Acura. The awards were presented by top celebrities to recognize the outstanding accomplishments of each emerging artist. A full list of the recipients are listed below. Justin Bieber, YH Newcomer of the Year Liam Hemsworth, YH Breakthrough Award The Vampire Diaries, YH Cast to Watch Jessica Stroup, YH Sparkling Performance Whitney Cummings, YH Comedian of the Year Ashley Greene, YH Style Icon Chad Ochocinco, YH Athlete of the Year Nina Dobrev, YH Making Their mark Nikki Reed, YH Superstar in the Making Nick Jonas, YH Artist of the Year ... Read More »

The Guinness Book of World Records' heaviest mom, Donna Simpson, is getting a big new look, and ET is there to show you the final result. Donna's makeover leaves her smiling: “Ahhh, diva,” she says while admiring her reflection. Then, dressed up in a new outfit, Donna and her boyfriend Philip head out for a romantic night out on the town. Watch the video to see them enjoy dinner and a party with friends. Read More »

A rep for Barbara Walters tells ET that "The View" co-host is "recovering as expected" following heart valve replacement surgery. "Barbara Walters' surgery went well and the doctors are very pleased with the outcome," says the rep to the 80-year-old star. Walters went under the knife on Wednesday and is expected to be released within the next few days, multiple sources tell ET. Earlier in the week, Walters revealed on her show that one of her valves was getting "tighter and smaller" and that it needed to be replaced. Read More »

Families, friends and a star-studded roster of guests gathered to pay their respects to the late Lena Horne today at the Church of Saint Ignatius Loyola in New York's Upper East Side. The legendary performer passed away on Sunday at age 92. At the funeral mass, Horne was remembered not only for her contributions to entertainment, but for paving the way for performers of color by battling racism in her industry. The Brooklyn-born Horne got her start in show biz performing at the Cotton Club in Harlem when she was just 16. She went on to become one of the first African-American singers to perform with a major white band, as well as the first African-American actress to sign a long-term studio contract in Hollywood. Read More »