There's not much to celebrate about daytime TV these days with 'All My Children,' 'Oprah' and Regis Philbin going away, but don't tell that to the Daytime Emmys. The annual awards broadcast threw on quite a party last night on CBS.

Hosted by Wayne Brady ('Let's Make a Deal'), the show entertained with musical numbers (from Brady and Marie Osmond), had touching tributes to Oprah Winfrey, Susan Lucci and Lifetime Achievement Recipients Pat Sajack ('Wheel of Fortune') and Alex Trebek ('Jeopardy') and, if you're a soap fan, you saw some surprising wins including a tie for the directors of 'The Bold and the Beautiful' and 'The Young and the Restless.'

Read on to get the scoop from your winners and see how why the Father's Day-win was especially poignant for one trophy recipient.

Charlie Sheen's estranged wife, Brooke Mueller, is apparently getting ready to tell her side of the story. And, this being Hollywood, she's chosen to do it via the medium of reality television.

Mueller is a co-star on her friend Paris Hilton's new show, 'The World According to Paris,' which is due to debut this spring on Oxygen. It's been reported that, according to Hilton, the show is still filming and that her friend Mueller's custody battle with Sheen will feature prominently.

Mueller's public silence during recent events has led to rumors that she's also battling a substance abuse problem, and Hilton says the new show will unveil the truth.

Now that 2011 is a week old, many people have already either broken or shelved their New Year's Resolutions. You know what we're talking about: you've stopped going to the gym, and you've drowned your guilt in a sleeve or two of Fig Newtons. We understand; we've all been there.

But it seems that some prominent daytime hosts -- and one very funny late night guest -- are determined to make sure their viewers are sticking to those resolutions, or just whatever exercise program they've set up for themselves.

Let's start with Ellen DeGeneres. Today on her nationally-syndicated talk show, she's conducting the entire show from a recumbent bike, and guests Ryan Gossling and Camille Grammer joined her.

It's "Magic Week" on 'Ellen' (weekdays, syndicated). Yes, all week long, host Ellen DeGeneres will be showing off magicians and magical performances. This "theme" week replaces the previous theme on the 'Ellen Show,' which was "Cat Week." Aw, man! Why can't every week be Cat Week? Oh well. Magic is pretty good too, we guess.

Actress Felicity Huffman shows up, and even though Felicity is a non-professional, Ellen has her do a magic trick as well. Felicity tries to perform a card trick, but then ... she seems to have a little trouble pulling it off.

Ellen DeGeneres is a big fan of frightening her guests. Her favorite technique is to sit a celebrity down in a chair, then have someone dressed up as an enormous creepy animal sneak up behind them. Hilarity then ensues. But no celeb has ever been scared twice by Ellen. Well ... until today.

'Grey's Anatomy' star Ellen Pompeo was the guest on 'Ellen' (weekdays, syndicated). During her previous appearance on the show, DeGeneres freaked the actress out by having a "giant panda dressed as a doctor" come up and shout "Boo!" at her. But could she be surprised again? Nah. Pompeo couldn't be that gullible, right? Let's find out!

We all know that 'Grey's Anatomy' star Patrick Dempsey has the ability to make women swoon. But if your heart isn't aflutter for "Dr. McDreamy" already, then maybe the latest episode of 'Ellen' (weekdays, syndicated) will change your mind. While talking to host Ellen DeGeneres, Dempsey reveals one of his little hobbies -- rescuing abandoned animals. Aw!

Yes, just recently, Patrick and his family have adopted a kitten (cute!), two adorable puppies (even cuter!), and a 82-pound turtle (okay, that's somewhat less cute).

Hugh Laurie has just begn the seventh season of the series 'House.' And although the show revolves around the more curmudgeonly aspects of Dr. House, M.D., all good things must come to an end. So now, House has entered into a relationship with Cuddy (Lisa Edelstein). It remains to be seen if this romantic pairing spells plot-line doom for the show or not. But one thing that has happened as a result -- Hugh Laurie is forced to get naked! That's what we all wanted to see, right?

On 'Ellen' (weekdays, syndicated), Laurie met with host DeGeneres to discuss the whole "nudity" thing. First, Ellen wanted to know if Hugh danced -- then asked if he dances around naked, which is not a question that we'd ever ask . But hey, she's the talk show host, not us. Laurie admitted to occasionally dancing nude, which brought an unexpected cheer from the crowd. Hurray!

Ellen may have left 'American Idol,' but that doesn't mean she's no longer involved in the world of music. sHE's formed a new record label called "eleveneleven." The first singer that she signed to her label was Internet sensation Greyson Chance, who gained fame for his YouTube version of the Lady Gaga song 'Paparazzi.' The 13-year-old Greyson has already turned into a fairly big deal. Today, Ellen unveiled her next act.

On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Ellen showed off 16-year-old Tom Andrews, who has come all the way from the United Kingdom. Like Chance, Andrews was also discovered on YouTube. DeGeneres called him up randomly at home and now ... here he is, in America!

Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi appeared on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), along with several of her 'Jersey Shore' castmates. While on the show, Snooki talked to Ellen about the latest trouble that she's gotten into: Her July arrest for disturbing the peace at a beach in Seaside Heights, New Jersey (of course). Snooki got drunk (also of course), stumbled around and cursed. She was then arrested and briefly thrown in jail.

This past Wednesday, Snooki was fined $500 and sentenced to community service for her crime. "I was a public nuisance," she admitted. " ... In what way?" Ellen asked. Oh, in so many ways. But let's just stick to the disturbing the peace thing for now, shall we?

On the premiere of 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Ellen welcomed Justin Bieber. Yes, the adorable moppet/cultural phenomenon/MTV "Best New Artist" was one of the first guests of the new season. While talking with DeGeneres, Bieber took some time out to answer questions that his legion of fans had sent in via Twitter.

It was Bieber's first appearance on the show since his appearance last season -- that time around, the singer performed his hit song 'Baby,' which also happens to be the most-viewed video in YouTube history. Today, DeGeneres read out the Twitter questions, and Justin replied. Here's some of what he was asked ...

Variety shows -- programs combining a wide assortment of different entertainers -- aren't as popular as they once were, especially back in the heyday of vaudeville routines. But if anyone can bring the variety show back, it would be Ellen DeGeneres.

After all, Ellen is pretty much a jack of all trades herself -- comedian, actress, talk show show host, 'American Idol' musical judge. So if anyone could handle throwing together a bunch of unique performers under one roof, it would be Ellen.

'Ellen's Somewhat Special Special' (Sun., 9PM ET on TBS) harkens back to the grand old days of entertainment, featuring acts ranging from singers to magicians to acrobats. One man can hurl himself around a metal pole for a seemingly unlimited amount of time. Another group uses giant trampolines to endlessly ping-pong themselves across the stage. And speaking of "ping-pong," the show also features this 'Matrix'-inspired team. It's pretty impressive stuff. You should check it out.

Sometimes, a simple change of voice can alter everything. Ellen DeGeneres is a big fan of the Discovery Channel series 'Life,' which is narrated by Oprah Winfrey. 'Life' is a nature documentary series that discusses all the major animal groups on Earth. But what would the show sound like if it was narrated by someone else?

On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), DeGeneres presents an alternate version of the documentary with a voice-over by Samuel L. Jackson. You haven't truly lived until you've heard Jackson cursing and talking about bullfrogs. "That's a big [censored] frog," he says. "Look at that [censored] frog." It's fantastic.

How would you act if you ran into Lady Gaga? On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), 'Glee' actor Chris Colfer describes his meeting with the pop superstar. One of the problems that he had: he didn't know what to call her. "Lady"? "Gaga"? Neither? Both?

Watch the video after the jump.

The last time Marisa Tomei appeared on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), the actress announced that she stays in good shape by using a hula hoop. Now, Tomei is back on the show to prove it. The actress has a new fitness DVD featuring hula hooping. So she demonstrates her exercise technique by getting Ellen DeGeneres to hoop it up with her.

Watch the video after the jump.

"I'm on a horse." If you don't recognize these words, then maybe you haven't seen the now famous 'Old Spice' ad starring Isaiah Mustafa. Two weeks ago, 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated) featured a video made by Christian Lee that was a reenactment of the iconic ad. Now, the 11-year-old Lee appears on the show to do a live performance of the commercial ... with a little professional help.

Watch the video after the jump.