Watch Letterman's 2nd apology — he says sex with staff is "in the past"
"I would just like to set the record straight: No, I am not having sex with these women," Dave said on tonight's "Late Show. "These episodes are in the past. So my apologies to subjecting them to that vulnerability and being browbeaten and humiliated." As for his relationship with his wife, Letterman says, "I've got my work cut out for me."
Craig Ferguson defends boss Letterman
"If we are now holding late-night talk show hosts to the same moral accountability as we hold politicians or clergymen, I'm out," said the "Late Late" host. "I'm gone."
"Idol Gives Back" is coming back
After a one year hiatus, "Idol's" charity benefit will return on April 21st for the To 7 results show.
Donny Osmond nearly makes out with "Dancing" judge Bruno
"Turn to the dark side! Come to the dark side," said Bruno as Donny held him in his arms after kissing him on the cheek. Said Osmond: "I don't think they're going to love me back in Utah anymore." PLUS: Paula Abdul pops up in the "Dancing" audience.
Bravo orders D.C., more N.J. "Real Housewives"
"The Real Housewives" of New Jersey" will return for a 2nd season, while the Washington "Real Housewives" is set to premiere next year.
The New York Post says that Robert Halderman started growing incensed with David Letterman years ago when he began dating Stephanie Birkitt, but wasn't allowed to attend "Late Show" staff parties with her. "He wanted Stephanie there, not Halderman — he didn't like him," a source tells The Post. Halderman reportedly started dating Stephanie earlier this decade, not long after Dave and her broke up.
Kate went after Jon on the "Today" show: "He took $230,000 of the $231,000 we had,” Kate told Meredith Vieira. “I have a stack of bills. The last thing I wanted was to do this show and end up not being able to pay our bills." PLUS: Kate tells "The View": "My kids are upset that it's on hold, that the opportunities that they did have."
According to David Zurawik, "Saturday Night Live" took on "the president's record and said many of the things the mainstream press can't or won't say about the lack of accomplishments. The timeliness was great in coming off the president's Olympics embarrassment. It is good to see 'SNL' is on the case taking on ALL politicians." PLUS: 
"The Big Bang Theory" already beats the No. 1 sitcom, "Two and a Half Men" in the all-important 18-49 demo, but it's inching closer to the ratings of the Charlie Sheen sitcom. “There’s a lot of ambivalence,” says Chuck Lorre, creator of both shows. “It’s ‘Yeah!’ then ‘Awww.’ But it’s all good. I can’t claim to understand how this works; I’m just thrilled that it’s working.” The ratings, though, aren't bad for a show that had to be retooled after CBS rejected it. The result was a much-improved Penny, and the casting of Kaley Cuoco to fill the roll, replacing another actress. PLUS: 
