Bill Cosby is commenting on the death of his former co-star Robert Culp. Culp passed away at age 79 on Tuesday after collapsing in Los Angeles. Cosby and Culp starred in the '60s series "I Spy." "The first born in every family is always dreaming of the older brother or sister he or she doesn't have to protect, to be the buffer, provide the wisdom, shoulder the blows and make things right. Bob was the answer to my dreams," Cosby tells ET of Culp. Read More »

Following reports of an alleged affair between Jesse James and tattoo model Michelle "Bombshell" McGee, attorney Gloria Allred tells ET she's representing another woman who claims she's had an "intimate" three year relationship with Sandra Bullock's husband. "I represent a beautiful model and business woman," Allred tells ET. "[James] pursued her and he had strong feelings for her. She is in the process of trying to decide if she will come forward. She has proof of their relationship including hundreds of texts, emails and photos. The relationship just ended recently after the scandal broke." Keep checking ETonline for more on the Jesse James sex scandal... Read More »

As the Jesse James sex scandal unravels, neighbors continue to call the cops about the media frenzy outside James and wife Sandra Bullock's Sunset Beach, Calif. home. PIO Jim Amormino of the Orange County Sheriff's Department told ET that they have received 10 phone calls from James and Bullock's neighbors complaining about the reporters and photographers in their community. Amormino says that there have been up to 30 media people in front of the home at one time but when approached by law enforcement, they have all been cooperative. Read More »

Renowned British cook Jamie Oliver sits down with ET and describes his quest to make America healthier -- and he shares details about how his mission has been developing with his new eye-opening series "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution." "I just wanted to get to the heart of the problem…," Jamie says of his visit to Huntington, West Virginia. "[I wanted to] work with the community, work in homes, work in schools and really sort of tell the story, you know, instead of reading about the bad health in America and the statistics, see it…be touched by it." Jamie says he hopes the series will touch parents and personalize grim health statistics in a way that will motivate them to make better decisions regarding their children's food. Read More »

Fresh from her 'Precious' Best Supporting Actress Oscar win, Mo'Nique is taking her act on the road with her "Spread the Love" comedy tour -- and ET's own Kevin Frazier is exclusively behind the scenes with the star to reveal the stuff you don't get to see backstage and in her dressing room! No matter how many times Mo'Nique has taken the stage, she always gets the jitters beforehand -- but the crowd of 2,500 in New Orleans is easy to please. And since hubby Sidney is back home in Atlanta, Mo'Nique has another man in her life to keep her company: Oscar! "I was [going to bring it with me]," she says of her Best Supporting Actress statuette, "but Oscar's heavy, and I thought they would give me a hard time at the airport, so I left Oscar at home. But I'm going to bring him on some of ... Read More »

Tiger Woods is reportedly set to play ball with a crowd of inquisitive reporters for the first time since his scandal broke last November. The embattled golf great is set to hold a press conference before he returns to action in the Masters Tournament. The Associated Press says his tentative date with the press is Monday, April 5 at 2 p.m., according to an interview schedule released by Augusta National on Wednesday. Woods is the only player listed as participating in an interview that Monday, says the news agency. Read More »

An attorney for actor Dennis Hopper has indicated in divorce court filings obtained by ET that the actor is dying and unable to receive chemotherapy treatment for prostate cancer. Attorney Joseph Mannis described Hopper's health in new court documents filed Wednesday, saying the star weighs 100 pounds and is too ill to be deposed related to his divorce case. The Associated Press reports that lawyers for Hopper's estranged wife Victoria are arguing over whether or not to take the actor's deposition. Mannis also indicates in the papers that Hopper cannot tolerate stressful situations and long conversations, but he would be able to attend a Friday ceremony unveiling his star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Read More »

Matrimonial lawyer Arlene G. Dubin analyzes what impact a prenuptial agreement would have if embattled couple Sandra Bullock and Jesse James were to divorce following recent allegations that Jesse had an affair with a tattooed model. "One would hope that Sandra Bullock -- who is known to be a very smart woman, one of the smartest actresses in Hollywood -- one would hope that she would have been smart enough to get a prenup," Arlene tells ET. "If she did, then Jesse James would get property in accordance with the terms of the prenuptial agreement," Arlene explains. Read More »

Fans can now get up close and personal with Robert Pattinson -- or at least an incredible similarity! Robert is used to being an immortal onscreen -- as he plays a vampire in the "Twilight" franchise -- now he's being immortalized in wax. ET is in Times Square for a sneak peek at the newest Madame Tussauds figure, where screaming fans can check out the official unveiling tomorrow. Read More »

Robert Culp, the actor perhaps best known for his secret agent role opposite Bill Cosby in the '60s series "I Spy," has died. He was 79. According to the Associated Press, Culp's agent says that the star died after collapsing while on a walk outside his Hollywood home. The LAPD says Culp hit his head and was pronounced dead after arriving at the hospital. A preliminary investigation is calling his death an accident. The Oakland, California-born Culp began his TV career in the '50s with the Western "Trackdown," followed by roles in such classics as "The Outer Limits," "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." and "Columbo." His film roles included turns in 'Bob & Ted & Carol & Alice' and 'The Pelican Brief.' Read More »