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On 'The Early Show' (weekdays, 7AM ET on CBS), anchor Maggie Rodriguez reminds actor Alex O'Loughlin, who stars with Jennifer Lopez in 'The Back-up Plan,' of an old quote in which he said he's afraid of losing his anonymity due to fame.

"It is true. I think that a lot of actors are private people. I think a lot of actors really, you know, don't live the life that the rest of the world thinks we would live," O'Loughlin said, adding that he "might have to move to Hawaii' in order to deal with his increasing fame.

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Anchor Maggie Rodriguez does a double-take after noticing a man wearing a head-to-toe green bodysuit among the spectators outside 'The Early Show' (weekdays, 7AM ET on CBS.)

"Did you see that green man out there in the plaza?" Rodriguez asked co-anchor Harry Smith. "He was completely green. Did I imagine that? Was there not a green man outside? I could have sworn."

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Jeff Glor, co-host of 'The Early Show' (weekdays, 7AM ET on CBS), seems to have a bit of a crush on singer Carrie Underwood. In fact, he makes a special request: can he sit next to her? "I know you want to sit next to Carrie..." says co-host Maggie Rodriguez. Mr. Glor plops down next to Carrie Underwood, and then they all discuss Underwood's new fiancee: hockey player Mike Fisher.

So we've already got Glor flirting with Underwood. But then, Rodriguez asks to see Underwood's engagement ring, and her fingers caress Underwood's hand for an... oddly long time. Are both CBS anchors flirting with Ms. Underwood? Judge for yourself.

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Oscar nominee Gabourey Sidibe appeared on 'The Early Show' (weekdays, 7AM ET on CBS) and discussed her crush on Justin Timberlake and the state of her love life.

Co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez asked Sidibe what she would do if Timberlake offered to be her date to the Academy Awards in place of her mother. "I'd have to tell him that I have to take my mom, but he should meet me at Red Lobster afterwards," Sidibe said.

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'Early Show' co-anchor Maggie Rodriguez revealed during yesterday's show that she's four months pregnant with her second child. Rodriguez and husband Michael have a 4-year-old daughter named Daniella.

Rodriguez told co-host Harry Smith, weatherman Dave Price and news anchor Russ Mitchell that her due date is in the summer.

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What's a sure-fire TV winner? Having a baby. Remember when Lucy had Little Ricky on I Love Lucy? Even the reruns that have been running for 50 years are still favorites. So, with that in mind, don't you think America will be overjoyed that Maggie Rodriguez on The Early Show is having a baby?

I do. I expect there to be a spike in the Nielsens as people tune in each morning to watch Maggie's tummy grow and check out her maternity fashions. On today's broadcast of CBS's morning show, Maggie broke the news to co-host Harry Smith, weather forecaster Dave Price and newsman Russ Mitchell. She told them they would all soon be uncles!

News anchor Maggie Rodriguez is kicking off the new year in a big way.

On this morning's edition of the 'Early Show,' Rodriguez told colleagues and viewers that she is pregnant with her second child, with a due date set for July 1.

After Hannah Storm said she was leaving last week, and after I pulled myself out of the bathroom where I'd been weeping and wailing "Why, God? Why?" over and over again, speculation began as to who would replace her. Rosie O'Donnell came immediately to mind so I went to see if she'd blogged about it.

On The Early Show
They have to get up early
That's f****** b*******

Guess, she's not doing it. The Hollywood Reporter put my mind to rest today, reporting that Maggie Rodriguez, current host on The Saturday Early Show is moving up to the daily edition to co-host alongside Harry Smith and Julie Chen. CBS said they were thrilled to have her because she's good looking (okay, not in so many words but I'm reading between the lines).