"American Idol"
The final seven contestants are at risk on tonight's "American Idol" elimination show. Last night, singers had their choice of performing a song from any music genre as long as it was from 2010 or later. The judges gave Joshua Ledet a standing ovation for "Runaway Baby" and they complimented Skylar Laine on her near-perfect pitch. Laine performed Kellie Pickler's "Didn't You know How Much I loved You." Hollie Cavanagh sang "Perfect" and the judges said she wasn't. And, she wasn't the only one. Jennifer Lopez called Phil Phillips' version of "Give A Little More" "underwhelming."

"Survivor: One World"
The latest person voted off "Survivor: One World" this season is Jay Byars. Four votes against him sent him on his way. In his exit interview, Byars said he had an eerie feeling, but definitely didn't see himself going home. He says he had a great time on the show, wouldn't trade it for the world, and tried to play the game as honest as possible. As for what lies ahead, host Jeff Probst said given that nearly half the contestants got votes for elimination, if there wasn't a reason for them to be paranoid before, there certainly is now.

"Dancing With The Stars" - Sherri Shepherd Returns To The View
Sherri Shepherd is back on "The View" after Whoopi Goldberg says she was "robbed" by being voted off "Dancing With the Stars." Even though Shepherd says it was "devastating" that she didn't make it further, she's happy that she faced her fears of dancing in public and overcame them. She says her son doesn't understand why they had to go home.

"Damsels In Distress" - Greta Gerwig
Greta Gerwig sings and dances and acts her way through "Damsels in Distress." She does everything but fence, which she also knows how to do. Gerwig took up fencing to replace ballet after her mother made her quit. She says fencing allowed her to be more intense by letting her scream every time she won a point. "Damsels in Distress" opens in more theaters tomorrow.

Lynda Carter In Concert
"American Idol" judges always tell contestants to make the songs their own. That's what Lynda Carter does in her shows. Carter takes a song like Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" and sings it more sultry and bluesy. Her arrangement of "Desperado" is more ethereal with a country twang. Carter is taking her act on the road, appearing in Los Angeles for three nights starting April 19.

Mark Anthony Divorce Filing
The J-Lo and Marc Anthony breakup is official. Anthony has filed for divorce months after the superstar couple announced their separation. The singer filed his petition Monday in Los Angeles. He cited irreconcilable differences but there were no additional details about the split, including the date he and the "American Idol" judge separated. They had announced they were ending their marriage in June after seven years.

Jessica Alba Reads And Writes Poetry
Jessica Alba is a poet. Well, she dabbles in it. The actress says she has "a lot of teen angst on paper." Alba is doing her bit to get kids interested in poetry. She's one of more than a dozen celebrity parents reading poetry on the Disney and Disney Junior channels this month. It's in honor of National Poetry Month. Others taking part include Viola Davis and Katie Holmes, and Liev Schreiber.

Ashton Kutcher: Venture Capitalist
"Two and a Half Men" star Ashton Kutcher isn't saying how much money he has invested in a startup company called Dwolla. Dwolla is an Iowa tech company that lets users transfer money or pay for things through their smartphones or online for a flat fee of 25 cents per transaction. Kutcher told The Des Moines Register he wants to help build a "killer" company in Iowa and put a bunch of people to work there. Kutcher isn't just a silent investor. Dwolla's founder, Ben Milne, says Kutcher's insights have shown up in the product already in a million different ways.