Teri Hatcher may be ready to leave the "single mom" moniker behind.

The twice-divorced actress, whose voice can now be heard in Disney's new animated movie "Planes," spoke to The Mirror recently about how her life is changing now that her daughter, Emerson Rose, is in her teens.

Although she is not currently seeing anyone, Hatcher said she is ready to find someone to share her life with.

“I have been really fortunate to have some great experiences in my life, and I look forward to more, and I would really like to have someone special to share those with. I guess that’s what I’m looking for," she said. “I have a really good life and I’m really self-sufficient. I guess that’s a good place to come from -- to be happy and settled. I just want to share that.”

Hatcher told the paper that between her hectic film schedule for "Desperate Housewives" and raising her daughter alone, it was difficult to find the time to date. But now that the show is no longer on the air and her daughter is 15, Hatcher is hoping that the time is right to find a new life partner.

“My daughter is older and it feels like there is more energy right now to be available," she said. "So it will probably happen.”

Hatcher filed for divorce from Jon Tenney, Emerson Rose's dad and her husband of almost nine years, in March 2003. Hatcher was previously married to personal trainer Marcus Leithold for just over a year in the late 1980s.

Hatcher isn't the only "Desperate Housewives" alum to dish on her love life following the show's end. Eva Longoria went public with her relationship with Ernesto Arguello in July 2013, and Jesse Metcalfe opened up to YourTango about his fiancée, Carla Santana, on Wednesday.

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"Friday Night Lights" actor Zach Gilford tied the knot with actress Kiele Sanchez late last year, but photos from their breathtaking wedding haven't been seen until now.

Gilford, who played quarterback Matt Saracen on the NBC drama, and his bride married in Napa, Calif. on December 29 in a rustic affair.

Click through the slideshow below to see nine beautiful photos from their Big Day.

Photos courtesy of Jonas Peterson

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Bad news if you were looking forward to the "Heathers" sequel series in development at Bravo -- according to Buzzfeed, the show is dead, with the cable network declining to move forward with production.

The proposed "Heathers" series would've seen Veronica (played by Winona Ryder in the 1989 movie) moving back to Sherwood with a teenage daughter who would be forced to deal with the Ashleys, the daughters of the surviving Heathers from the film.

"The Big C" creator Jenny Bicks wrote the pilot script and was set to executive produce with Mark Rizzo; the project was originally set up at Fox in 2009 with Sony Pictures Television producing.

So far, none of Bravo's forays into scripted programming have made it past the development stage, although the cable network did order a pilot for "The Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce" from Marti Noxon earlier this week.

Lady Gaga is readying "ARTPOP," her first album in two years, so it makes sense that she'd be in the mood for some recalibrating. And when you're Lady Gaga, you don't just hit up your local yoga class or tea joint, you stop by Marina Abramovic's institute, the Marina Abramovic Institute. (Non-art fans, you'll recognize her from Jay Z's "Picasso Baby" music video performance art piece, which she inspired and appears in.)

The Abramovic Method -- which involves lots of yelling, all-white clothing, nature and crystals, is described as "a series of exercises designed to heighten participants' awareness of their physical and mental experience in the present moment."

It's not the first time Gaga and Abramovic have worked together. The pair teamed up for a Hamptons' fundraiser and they also took part in a marathon reading of the sci-fi novel "Solaris" during a marathon reading organized by the Atlas Review. (What do you do with your friends?)

Be warned: It's NSFW. If you like what you see, kick some coins over to Abramovic's Kickstarter.

Hollywood lost two beloved actors this year with the deaths of James Gandolfini and Cory Monteith. While both men are perhaps best known for their television roles -- Gandolfini for his role of Tony Soprano in "The Sopranos" and Monteith for his role of Finn Hudson in "Glee" -- they each star in films set for release this year.

Gandolfini, who died in June at the age of 51, will appear in "Enough Said," an upcoming comedy with Julia Louis-Dreyfus hitting theaters in September, as well as the film "Animal Rescue," hyped for a 2014 release. Monteith, who died in July at the age of 31, will appear in the movies "McCanick" and "All the Wrong Reasons."

Below, Gandolfini, Monteith, and 29 other famed actors with posthumous film releases.

LOS ANGELES — Entertainer Marilyn King, who spent decades singing with the King Sisters and also worked as a songwriter and actress, has died.

Her family said King died Wednesday in Laguna Niguel, Calif., after fighting cancer. She was 82.

King began her singing career at 13, eventually joining her sisters' quartet, which released more than 150 albums in the 1940s, `50s and `60s. She went on to appear with her sisters on The King Family Show, an ABC variety program in the 1960s.

She appeared on TV in "The Adventures of Ozzie & Harriet" and "MASH" and on stage in "Guys & Dolls" and "Hello, Dolly!"

King is survived by three children and seven grandchildren.

We were never fooled by Uncle Jesse's leather jacket. He's such a softie with a big heart -- and this proves it.

John Stamos, his mother Loretta, his nephew, and a few good friends took a trip to UC Irvine's Medical Center to visit Kaitlyn Dobrow, a fan who nearly passed away from a bacterial infection known as meningococcal meningitis. During his visit, Stamos Instagramed a photo of Dobrow, 19, and himself -- promising to take her on a date to Disneyland once she is discharged from the hospital.

"I'm ONLY doing this cause they [the Dobrow family] asked," the former "Full House" star wrote in the caption of the photo below. "I said no press. But this story is a must read -- plus me and katie have a date to Disneyland."

Dobrow's father, Don, told the Daily News that although she has suffered through 12 surgeries and the loss of all four of her limbs, she has maintained an inspirationally positive attitude.

"Initially, she cried when she learned about her limbs,” he said in the interview. “But the following day she said this is something I’ll find a way to make work, and joked, ‘Who needs a left arm anyway?’"

Fortunately, Dobrow is starting to move on from her injuries and start a new life. She will be placed in a physical rehabilitation facility on August 16th but Dobrow's mother, Kathi, mentioned that they will need financial support to cover the medical charges and the cost of her prosthetics.

"I also don't know how long she will be in the rehab facility, how much that will cost, or how much her prostheses will cost," her mother wrote on their fundraising page. "We have A LOT to learn as we go through this process with her."

Using the online fundraising platform GiveForward, the Dobrow's have managed to raise $77,736 of their $100,000 goal from kind-hearted donors.

To learn more or donate to this brave young woman's cause, please visit the Dobrow's GiveForward page.

The last day to donate is Friday, August 16th.

On the premiere of "What Not To Wear's" tenth and final season, Stacy London and Clinton Kelly have their work cut out for them.

The makeover experts are faced with Riana, Megan and Taylor, who call themselves "The Scoobies." They're three friends who have various style issues -- Riana wears clothes that are too tight, Megan wears clothes to loose, and Taylor’s are ... well, let's just say when Stacy and London first meet her, she's wearing a bindi at a karaoke bar.

HuffPost TV has an exclusive sneak peek at the threesome (above), where Stacy and Clinton pick apart Riana's style. "This is actually from going out last night. I got a little sick and I didn't actually get to wipe it off," she says of a stain on her boot. "You have dried vomit on your shoe?" Clinton questions. "I do," she confirms.

When they look at the secret footage, they see Riana wearing fishnet stockings with many holes and a very form-fitting romper. "What is going on in your crotch?" Stacy asks of a large hole. "It's like ... it's character!" Riana insists. "Your crotch doesn't need any character. That's my first thing," Stacy replies. "Julia Roberts wore something very similar in 'Pretty Woman,'" Rianna explains. But that's no defense. "She played a hooker!" Stacy says.

Watch the clip above and tell us: Do you think Stacy and Clinton can save "The Scoobies"?

The premiere episode of "What Not To Wear's" final season airs Friday, August 9 at 10 p.m. ET on TLC.

LOS ANGELES -- Karen Black, the prolific actress who appeared in more than 100 movies and was featured in such counterculture favorites as "Easy Rider," "Five Easy Pieces" and "Nashville," has died.

Black's husband, Stephen Eckelberry, says the actress died Wednesday from complications from cancer. She was 74.

Known for her full lips and thick, wavy hair that seemed to change color from film to film, Black often portrayed women who were quirky, troubled or threatened. She was a prostitute who takes LSD with Dennis Hopper and Peter Fonda in 1969's "Easy Rider," a breakthrough that helped get her the role as a waitress who dates an upper-class dropout played by Jack Nicholson in 1970's "Five Easy Pieces." Black won an Oscar nomination and Golden Globe Award for that performance.

UPDATE:
According to Black's husband on his Facebook page, Black actually died Thursday, not Wednesday, as per the AP story above. His status update can be viewed here.

How does Bethenny Frankel balance her work and home life?

The former "Real Housewife" stopped by Fox's new talk show "The Real" Thursday to dish on life as a busy single mom.

“It’s just like Nike says -- you just do it. You have to be organized, what choice do you have?" she said. "You don’t complain, you don’t explain."

Frankel, who filed for divorce from Jason Hoppy in January 2013, also told the hosts that she makes sure to devote all of her attention to daughter Brynn when she is done working.

“When I’m working I’m working and then the second I’m not working I’m with my daughter and that’s all I want to do," she said. "It’s just quality time. You’re not on your BlackBerry, you’re not distracted, you’re not worried about nonsense.”

Check out the video above to hear more from Frankel, then click through the slideshow below to see some of our favorite celebrity single moms.

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Alec Baldwin may soon be joining MSNBC to host a new primetime show, according to a report from Mediaite.

An anonymous cable news industry source told the media news site that the show is slated to air at 10 p.m. on Fridays. A name for the show has not yet been chosen, according to Mediaite, though their source tells them that the show is essentially "a done deal" at this point.

A spokesperson for Baldwin declined to comment.

Fans got a little taste of what Baldwin might be like as an MSNBC host in May of last year, when he ended up reading out headlines during a guest appearance on "The Last Word With Lawrence O'Donnell." "I have no idea when he will seize the microphone next!" O'Donnell joked at the time.

Rumors swirled in 2011 that Baldwin would be replacing Keith Olbermann after the "Countdown" host's departure from MSNBC, but they turned out to be unfounded.

I remembered the very moment that I found out that Whitney Houston had died. New York Fashion Week was in full swing, and I had just returned home from the tents at Lincoln Center when CNN reported the breaking news. My Twitter feed went from being flooded with runway snapshots to classic photos and videos of Houston.

While the pain of losing the pop superstar still lingers on, I find solace in remembering Houston's iconic style. From her larger-than-life '80s hair to her bold-shouldered stage costumes, I will always love how she had sex appeal without being overtly sexual.

So in celebration of what would've been Whitney Houston's 50th birthday today (August 9th), I would like to share 11 style lessons that the legendary singer has taught me.

1. Natural hair is always beautiful...

2. … and big, wild and curly hair, too.

3. You don't have to show a lot of skin to look sexy.

4. Blazers pull together an outfit -- and sometimes make the outfit.

5. A statement necklace will add a luxe touch to any ensemble.

6. Don't be afraid to wear bright and bold colors.

7. If you're going to wear athletic gear, go all out.

8. Finding the perfect shade of red lipstick will change your life.

9. Matching with your man is never a good idea. (Bobby, I love you!)

10. Slender frame girls should invest in a full skirt. Twirl, girl!

11. A smile is your greatest accessory.

Whitney Houston's life in outfits:

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For nearly 25 years now, Hank Azaria has been doing a multitude of voices on "The Simpsons." On "Watch What Happens: Live," he said that he still doesn't get tired of it. But he does have a favorite character. Unfortunately, it's one that doesn't show up that often.

“I think Professor Frink is my personal favorite of the characters," Azaria said in Frink's voice.

When Andy Cohen asked him what his most-requested character is by fans who run into him, Azaria's response was, "Probably Moe, your bartender here this evening.” Of course, he did it in Moe's voice. Those are only two of the approximately 25 recurring characters that Azaria voices on the show. All told, he's voiced roughly 150 different characters through the run of the show.

Ironically, though, his favorite episode of the entire series is all about a character he doesn't voice. Sideshow Bob -- voiced by Kelsey Grammer" -- was the central figure in 1993's "Cape Feare," which still stands as Azaria's favorite two decades later.

Azaria is plenty busy outside of his voice work as well. He currently has two movies in theaters that couldn't be more different. He plays Gargamel in "The Smurfs 2," and he plays the director of the infamous pornographic film "Deep Throat" in the Linda Lovelace biopic, "Lovelace." Now that would make for one awkward double feature!

Catch "Watch What Happens: Live" every Sunday through Thursday at 11 p.m. ET on Bravo.

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Things have been cold between Michael and Fiona for a while now on "Burn Notice," but they certainly heated up in a big way this week. The team was on a mission that saw Fiona wind up trapped inside a burning building. After one of the team members decided to leave Fi behind, Michael came to her rescue in an explosive way.

He picked up a fire extinguisher and threw it into the flames, leading to a massive explosion. He picked up Fiona and carried her to safety. It was closer than they'd been in weeks, and it was clear that it brought back to the surface feelings that were perhaps not nearly as buried as either of them thought.

TV Fanatic's Jim Garner loved the moment they shared when Fi realized what Michael had done for her. “Was I the only one with a tear in my eye as Michael and Fiona were looking at each other when she woke up after he rescued her?" he asked. "I think we’ve all been praying for weeks for these two to cut through the fighting and remember they truly love each other.”

With only four episodes left to go, fans are hoping that Fi and Michael will find their way to one another again. Will this rescue be a catalyst to start them moving in that direction?

Find out as "Burn Notice" moves toward its series finale, Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on USA.

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Jesse Tyler Ferguson loves a good bow tie. So much so that he has his own line of them, Tie the Knot. He dropped by "Project Runway" as a guest judge to help in a challenge where designers had to incorporate bow ties from his line into their work. Should be the recipe for a light-hearted and fun episode, right? Not so fast.

Designer Sandro was declared safe, but he still wanted some feedback on his work. This is reasonable and understandable, so the judges acquiesced. Unfortunately, their comments weren't all that positive. Zac Posen said the dress looked like "the walk of shame after an awards show,” and Heidi Klum said she wouldn't wear it. Of course, none of this mattered as Sandro was already safe.

Except that it did matter. To Sandro. He completely lost it after the negative feedback, flipping off the panel, cursing, throwing off his mic pack and starting to tear down curtains. He even threatened to smash one of the cameras. After his disturbing outburst, Sandro went missing and then eliminated himself from the competition. So he was out, and yet he'd been already declared safe for the week. Who does that?

The Wall Street Journal's Sarah Elizabeth Tooker thought Sandro's scene was an "act of sheer stupidity." Annie Barrett, from Entertainment Weekly, was stunned too, but she said she did understand a little why Sandro was frustrated. "I do see where Sandro’s coming from re: wanting ANY commentary after one has been declared safe," she wrote. "The lack of judges’ insight has always struck me as a disadvantage for the designers who are consistently in the middle of the pack. But that’s just the way it’s always been, and this isn’t the Sandro show.”

"Project Runway" continues -- without Sandro -- on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Lifetime.

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With baseball deep in another scandal involving performance enhancing drugs, Derek Jeter -- who has not been named in association with the doping allegations -- dropped by "Late Night" and talk about his teammate Alex Rodriguez and other Major League Baseball stars who are embroiled in the scandal.

Rodriguez was suspended through the 2014 season on Monday when the league penalized a total of 13 players after an investigation into an anti-aging clinic accused of distributing performance enhancing drugs. Rodriguez has since appealed the suspension, and thus was able to return to the Yankees lineup.

“It’s unfortunate. You hate to hear a negative light being shed on Major League Baseball. But it’s been a part of the game," admitted Yankees team captain Jeter. "We’re trying to get it out of the game, and hopefully we don’t have to hear about this for much longer. But, yeah, I’m sure we will.”

When Fallon asked Jeter what needs to be done to get athletes to stop doping, Jeter said that what's being done now is the right way to go. Punishment and public humiliation are the best ways to make these guys learn from their mistakes, he said.

Fallon did have some fun with Jeter during the interview as well. Fallon decided to create some custom-made at-bat songs for the slugger. "He’s Derek Jeter and he’s finally here. He’s gonna take the team all the way this year. Derek Jeter, hit that ball!" Fallon sang while Jeter just looked on.

Nevertheless, Rant Sports' Dan Parzych loved Fallon's at-bat songs for Jeter. Too bad Jeter wasn't as excited by them. In other words, we probably won't be hearing Fallon's words at Yankee Stadium any time soon.

Tune in to "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" every weeknight at 12:37 a.m. ET on NBC.

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After more than three decades away, Robin Williams is returning to television this fall. He talked about his new show, "The Crazy Ones," during his visit to "The Tonight Show." He said that after 30-plus years, it's wonderful to be back -- and alongside such a "terrific" co-star, Sarah Michelle Gellar.

"The Crazy Ones" is Wiliams' first regular TV role since "Mork & Mindy" went off the air in 1982 and a lot has changed since then. When asked if he felt any pressure this time around, Williams said he actually felt more relaxed. When we started off, 32 years ago there were only three networks," he pointed out. "The competition was, you know, small. Now it’s just an open field.”

Williams joked that he hopes his new show lasts at least four months. If it doesn't work, maybe he can make his way onto cable's biggest show. He admitted that he loves AMC's "The Walking Dead," calling it his favorite show.

As for his admiration for Gellar, that appears to be mutual. She told HuffPost that the fact that Robin Williams was involved in "The Crazy Ones" is what made her want to be a part of it.

Look for the series premiere of Robin Williams and Sarah Michelle Gellar in "The Crazy Ones" on September 26 on CBS. Catch "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" every weeknight at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC.

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Jennifer Aniston admitted on "Conan" that she had some real concerns about getting into legal trouble during the filming of her new film, "We're the Millers." The concern came from a scene where her character teaches a teenage boy how to kiss.

“It’s so disturbing. He’s very young. He was underage," Aniston said. She said that she looked into it deeply to ensure that kissing him wasn't breaking any laws. "I thought, this is kind of illegal. But then, no, we didn’t. It was just a kiss. That’s not illegal.”

The co-star she kissed, Will Poulter, was born in 1993. So unless the movie was filmed more than a couple of years ago, she should have been okay anyway, right? But better safe than sorry.

After all, basically everything else about "We're the Millers" is about breaking the law. Aniston joins Jason Sudeikis on a road trip to smuggle drugs across the Mexico/United States border. The film is in theaters now.

Tune in to "Conan" every weeknight at 11 p.m. ET on TBS.

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Now that the curtain has been pulled back to reveal that Briggs is also secretly the drug lord Odin on "Graceland," viewers got the chance to see how difficult it is for him to lead this double life. They also learned that his intention for running Odin's drug ring might not be as bad as one might assume.

The clue came from a captured member of a rival Caza drug ring. He promised that another man would be coming for Mike and his cohorts. "The key man," the man said in his native tongue.

"Jangles," Briggs said. He may be the key to all of Briggs' behavior thus far. Jangles was the assassin who captured Briggs in Mexico -- and forced him to become a heroin addict.

Buddy TV's Carla Day said that this has been what it's all about. Revenge. "When Briggs said that Odin didn't care about the money, he was telling the truth," she wrote. "Briggs isn't selling the drugs for his own personal financial gain. Instead, it appears he's running either a rogue or black operation of his own. Could it be sanctioned by someone at the FBI? Or, is he doing this on his own?”

Briggs' double life is going to be even harder to keep a secret now. Mike broke Odin's ribs during a fight, and said he learned a lot about his opponent's fighting techniques. As his opponent was actually Briggs, it's Briggs who's now nursing some broken ribs. How long before he's discovered, or will he come clean?

Tune in to find out as "Graceland" continues on Thursdays at 10 p.m. ET on USA.

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On Thursday, the Kardashian-Jenner clan was spotted at Burbank's Bob Hope Airport en route to a "secret location" that HuffPost Celebrity has discovered was not so secret.

"'I'm here in a secret location with my family and we are in the middle of nowhere and we're about to go alien hunting," Kendall Jenner said in a Keek video she posted Thursday, before sharing a couple of interesting photos on her Instagram account.

It turns out that Kendall, along with sister Kylie, half-brother Brody, father Bruce Jenner and sister Khloe all took a trip to the Alien Research Center in Crystal Springs, Nev. And we can bet that's not all they did. We have a hunch that the family also visited Area 51, which is only two hours from the site, and that in true Kardashian style we think you'll probably see the whole thing go down on an upcoming episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians."

We have to admit we're curious as to exactly what the family was doing in that area, but we're sure we'll find out.