And now for today's news from the world of the Kardashians ... Kim's older sister Kourtney has announced that she is pregnant. She told 'Us Weekly' that she took a pregnancy test about five weeks ago and is now nine weeks pregnant. "You're supposed to wait 12 weeks to tell people," said Kourtney, "but I feel confident."

This will be Kourtney's second baby with her partner Scott Disick, and the pregnancy will no doubt be an integral part of the 2012 instalments of the Kardashian reality TV empire.

The couple's first child, Mason is almost two, and Scott told 'Us Weekly' that while this pregnancy wasn't planned, "It wasn't like we weren't trying. We kind of just said, 'If it's meant to be, it'll be.'"

Daniel Craig is one of the biggest stars in the world today, but that wasn't always the case. In fact, his first movie went so far under the radar, that when he mentioned it on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (Weeknights, 12AM ET on ABC), the audience didn't even give him a courtesy clap.

It was as if they were all sitting there scratching their heads. 'The Power of One'? 1992 ... Well, we know who Stephen Dorff and Morgan Freeman are, but this one's not ringing a bell. We don't remember this one either, in all honesty.

The silence was so palpable in the studio that Kimmel actually stopped Craig's story. "Usually a couple of people will clap like they really know what it is and love it," he joked.

Daniel Craig is the consummate ladies' man as Agent 007, James Bond. In a bold marketing movie spearheaded by a producer of the movie franchise, though, he sported an entirely different suit, and Jay Leno wanted to know about it on 'The Tonight Show' (Weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC).

The short film, in support of International Women's Day 2011, is called 'Equals' and features Craig and the voice of Judi Dench. Both are in character as Bond and M, respectively, but they're discussing a very real issue in our world: Gender inequality.

In the spot, James Bond spends a few moments dressed as a woman, while M details the many inequalities that still exist between the genders.

"Funny as it is," Craig said. "It obviously has a very serious point to it. I just wanted to get as many people to notice as possible."

(S02E15) Chuck was in a weird place last night. The character, that is, not the show. The show picked up on a storyline from a few weeks back and set up a future episode with a new character that seemed to me a nice contrast to the Casey-Sarah-Chuck triple play.

Remember "Chuck Versus the Suburbs," when Andy Richter's corpse was dragged away in a body bag? Well, he wasn't resurrected on Fringe, like one commenter suggested. No, he's dead and his body included a belt that contained some top-secret data, most importantly, the identity of the Intersect, i.e. Chuck.

The timing of the discovery couldn't be worse, though, because Chuck had just decided to "dump" Sarah as a fake girlfriend, feeling that they had no fake/real future. Of course, be careful what you wish for, Charles. More after the jump.

When I first saw the commercials for ABC's Eli Stone, I didn't recognize Jonny Lee Miller. Then, after watching the first episode and liking him, I decided to find out who he was. Imagine my surprise when I learned that I had seen him, multiple times, in a variety of roles. And he was British! I was duly impressed and intrigued. Jonny Lee Miller was a helluva an actor, a chameleon who could be as convincing as a junkie named Sick Boy in Trainspotting as he was a San Francisco lawyer named Eli.

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