Between juggling being a mom to Suri, a wife to Tom Cruise and working as a movie star, Katie Holmes tells Marie Claire magazine that she's finally getting the hang of things. “I definitely feel more comfortable. I still feel the same way about my husband, and I feel like I know how to be a better wife, a better mom, a better actress. I feel like I know how to do this, even though I’m learning every day," Katie said of her home life. "I guess I feel a little bit more at ease.” 'The Romantics' star commented on having the title of Mrs. Cruise, saying, “It’s really exciting. Tom’s as big at home as he is on the movie screen. He’s so passionate about everything, whatever he’s doing. When he’s being a dad, he’s right there; he’s giving it his all. It’s inspiring and it’s fun. It’s an amazing life, but ...

Debbie Rowe, the mother of Michael Jackson's two older kids, still wants Michael's estate to cover "reasonable attorneys fees" that she incurred during last year's custody case over Prince and Paris. Rowe, in court papers filed Tuesday, presents a copy of a letter she says was written by the counsel of Katherine Jackson -- Prince and Paris' grandmother and guardian -- in which Katherine requests that Michael's estate pay for Rowe's "reasonable attorneys fees relating to the guardianship [of Michael Jackson's children.]" "Deborah Rowe and her attorney were very cooperative in helping the guardianship action go smoothly," the letter adds.

Carrie Underwood is opening up exclusively to ET in her first interview since getting married to hockey star Mike Fisher. The Grammy winner is Olay's new celebrity ambassador, and taking the skin care company's slogan "Challenge What's Possible" to heart, she's talking about her career, married life -- and the possibility of babies in the future! "Everything is great," reports Carrie, who tied the knot this July in Georgia. "Everybody asks, 'How's married life?' and pretty much it's about like dating life -- you get married and there's a big hoopla and you go on your honeymoon and then you get back to work, which is good, because we're very focused people and we love what we do." Both Carrie and Mike will be busy devoting time to their respective careers, "so the phone is going to be our best friend."

Angelina Jolie, a goodwill ambassador for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), is raising awareness about the plight of millions in flood-ravaged Pakistan. In a new interview, she pleads for help from the public and discusses how her travels abroad affect her, her partner Brad Pitt and their six children. "I think it's complicated," Angelina told CNN's Sanjay Gupta on Wednesday. "I'm here with UNHCR and they've been in this country for 32 years, and I've been here four times and there's been four different reasons to come. There's one crisis after another. They've pretty much confronted every different type of disaster."

From Gisele Bundchen and Naomi Campbell at Fashion's Night out, to Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes at a 'Romantic' premiere, we're giving you a sneak peek of fabulous star shots like the footage you'll see on tonight's ET Slideshow! Tune in to ET tonight for more amazing celeb footage! In the first pic, new mama Gisele poses in a black dress as she participates in Fashion's Night Out: The Show at Lincoln Center in New York City.

Michael Douglas told Parade magazine he had no choice but to go public with his cancer. "When you are a celebrity, nothing remains secret for very long. If it helps bring attention, then that is a major upside to this whole thing," the 'Wall Street' actor told the publication. "Millions of families are going through the same thing my family and I are now going through. If I can bring any relief or encouragement, that's the good news." Douglas said despite the trials that have come his way, he remains positive. "Life is not all ha-ha-ha. But I'm in good spirits. I'm an optimistic guy. Nothing has deterred me from my belief that I am going to beat this. My doctors' prognosis is for a full recovery. I have no reason to doubt them."

Mel Gibson's ex Oksana Grigorieva was spotted by HTV cameras running errands with her baby in tow. Photographers asked her a number of questions involving her legal matters, but Oksana refused to answer. The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department confirmed late last month that they want to re-interview Gibson involving an alleged extortion plot purported by his ex, Oksana.

What makes Justin Timberlake proud? The performer is making strides in the golf world for helping to build an eco-friendly course. Mirimichi, which he co-founded with Lynn and Paul Harless, is the first and only golf course in all of the Americas to receive Golf Environment Organization (GEO) certified status. Mirimichi utilizes ecological ways to enhance water quality and wildlife habitat, and to reduce water and energy consumption.

After months of speculation, CNN announced Wednesday that Piers Morgan will host a prime time interview program on the network starting in January of 2011. Morgan's show will occupy the 9 p.m. time slot currently held on weekdays by "Larry King Live." The "America's Got Talent" judge and former newspaper editor (as well as the host of Britain's No. 1 rated TV talk show) said of the news, "I am thrilled to be joining CNN, and very much looking forward to bringing my own style of interviewing to the world’s biggest, and best, TV news organization.

The judge presiding over former "Desperate Housewives" star Nicollette Sheridan's lawsuit against series creator Marc Cherry and ABC may have made a decision benefiting the actress. Reuters reports that Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White rejected ABC's complaint that one of the causes of action mentioned in the suit is nebulous. The network attempted to get one of the accusations thrown out because it involves three claims: discrimination based on sex, sexual orientation and age. In response, Judge White wrote in a tentative order: "Although annoying, inconvenient and inconsiderate, the failure to separate the three distinct wrongs does not result in an inability to understand what is alleged."