Showbiz Tonight

Khloe Kardashian-Odom is sick and tired of the critics bashing her sister Kim during her pregnancy -- and she wrote a letter to prove it.

Kim Kardashian posted the letter Khloe wrote to her on her blog Sunday. It said, in part, that it's "disturbing that society loves to critique a woman's shape no matter how beautiful or happy she may be within herself."

After a destructive tornado swept through Oklahoma on Tuesday, celebrities with ties to the Sooner State offered their condolences and prayers on the red carpet and via Twitter.

Showbiz Tonight caught up with musical group Hanson -- the three brothers hail from Tulsa, OKlahoma -- on the red carpet at "The Hangover 3" premiere in Los Angeles on Monday night. "It's tragic," said youngest brother Zac. "No matter how much, you know there’s a culture in Oklahoma knowing tornadoes is a reality and so you prepare for that and I have a storm shelter in my house -- I know Taylor does, but at this level you know, it was the strongest force of nature, period. You know wind speeds of almost 300 miles per hour, it’s just no matter how much you prepare you still can’t prepare for that. It’s just tragic and terrible."

The Daytime Emmy Awards nominations are in!

HLN will bring you the 40th annual Daytime Emmy Awards on Sunday, June 16 at 8 p.m. ET and all of your favorite daytime stars will be there.

"The X Factor" has two new female judges - making Simon Cowell the only man on the panel!

FOX confirmed to HLN that Simon Cowell's reality singing competition has signed former Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland and Latin pop star Paulina Rubio as judges for the third season. They replace Britney Spears and L.A. Reid, who both left at the end of season two.

The "Anchorman" sequel doesn't hit theaters until December, but Ron Burgundy and the boys want you to stay classy until then.

The official trailer for the sequel, "Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues," was released Saturday and includes a short intro with each of the four main actors, including Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell and David Koechner.

Maybe singer Miguel should leave his high-flying jump kicks at home?

During a performance of his hit song "Adorn" at Sunday night's Billboard Music Awards, the R&B star tried to jump from one part of the stage to another, but ended up landing on a fan's head and crashing his body into another woman. Miguel was able to continue with his performance while splayed out on the stage.