Retired NBA star Shaquille O’Neal made an appearance on NBC’s “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” last week to pay off a bet he had with Jimmy by walking two blocks and entering the show’s studio wearing a pink bikini bottom.

Comedian/actor D.L. Hughley served as Kelly Ripa’s guest co-host on her morning show “Live with Kelly.”

During the show, Kelly and Hughley talked about the hottest new computer technology gadgets from the Consumer Electronics Show, courtesy of tech expert Leo Laporte.

“Dancing With The Stars” professional dancer turned author Cheryl Burke made an appearance on “Good Morning America” today to promote her new book titled, “Dancing Lessons.”

In her book “Dancing Lessons,” Burke takes you from her childhood years into the world of competitive ballroom dancing and on to “Dancing with the Stars.” Also, she talks about dealing with body image issues and experiencing some painful memories from her childhood to young adult life.

“The X-Factor” season one winner, Melanie Amaro, chatted with “Good Day New York” this morning about seeing her Pepsi commercial finally air last night during the 2012 Super Bowl.

Amaro, who was in Indianapolis for the big game, also talked about her wonderful experience shooting the ad and working with singer Elton John, who also starred in the commercial.

NFL free agent Terrell Owens chats with HipHollywood.com about his recent interview with G.Q. Magazine, his current financial situation and strained relationship with his former publicist, best friends, and reality show co-stars, Mo and Kita.

Also, HipHollywood.com caught up with Kita and Mo and asked them about their strained relationship with Owens.

Check out what T.O. and his former BFF’s had to say:

Actor/comedian Chris Rock chats with Julie Delpy about paying more taxes to help fix the economy, the current economic crisis and President Obama’s job performance.

Retired NFL star Tony Dorsett is one of more than 300 former players suing the NFL. In an exclusive interview with the “Associated Press,” Dorsett said the league (NFL) pressured injured players to “get back out” on the field, causing severe long-term damage.