"I don't know what about me screams young pregnant mother." Actress Keri Russell ponders why she has been cast as moms-to-be in her last four movies.

Happy Birthday To "Arrested Development" actress Alia Shawkat (1989), "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch" actress Melissa Joan Hart (1976), "A History of Violence" actress Maria Bello (1967), late-night talk show host Conan O'Brien (1963), "Will & Grace" actor Eric McCormack (1963), "Frasier" actress Jane Leeves (1961), "Less Than Perfect" star Eric Roberts (1956), "Strange Brew" actor Rick Moranis (1956), prolific actor James Woods (1947), bluesman Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, and "Fantasia" conductor Leopold Stokowski (1882; d. 1977).

"As a kid, I wanted to work in the supermarket checkout line 'cause I was obsessed with the scanner, swooshing products over it." Scarlett Johansson on her early ambitions.

Hollywood star James Woods has hit out at fellow actors for stepping outside of their type-casted roles - insisting they should stop being something they are not. The Shark star believes actors should only perform what they're known for, and be happy with the millions of dollars they earn in the process.

James Woods is so grief stricken following the death of his brother, he insists he no longer cares whether he lives or dies. The Shark star's brother Michael died from a heart attack last July and Woods claims he is now feeling so reckless he is like a "suicide bomber."

Henry Simmons (NYPD Blue, Lackawanna Blues, Madea's Family Reunion), who has had a recurring role on Shark since he first guest-starred in the series' second episode, joins the cast in a regular role. Simmons plays Isaac Wright, who was first introduced in the Sept. 28, 2006 episode ("LAPD Blue") of "Shark."

Cameron Diaz, Jake Gyllenhaal, Hilary Swank and James Woods have been added as presenters at "The 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards" to be telecast live on NBC Monday, January 15 (8 - 11:00 p.m. EST) at The Beverly Hilton.

In a result that will surely send fanboys into a rage, action-RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion beat out favorite Gears of War for Game of the Year at Spike TV Video Game Awards 2006. You can watch the star-studded event on Spike TV this Wednesday, December 13, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. List of nominees below, winners in bold:

James Woods credits his new hit TV series "Shark" for saving his life after he was left devastated by the sudden death of his brother earlier this year. Michael Woods died of cardiac arrest shortly after the pair returned from a cross country road trip in July - the same week the show started shooting.

CBS has given a full-season order to “Shark,” its freshman drama about the professional and personal life of charismatic, self-confident defense attorney turned prosecutor Sebastian Stark (James Woods).