by Eugene Monzon, Jr.

Unlike Forest Whitaker and Helen Mirren, who are the favorites to take home Oscar gold for Best Actor and Actress, there is no clear-cut favorite as to who will take home the Best Picture and Best Director.

That race seems to be, at the moment, between Letters From Iwo Jima and The Departed for Best Picture and between United 93 director Paul Greengrass and The Departed's Martin Scorsese for Best Director. With the recent nomination announcement by the Producers Guild of America (PGA), which picks a Best Picture of the Year, and the Directors Guild of America (DGA), which selects a Best Director of the Year, there may be a clear picture of who will win the Oscar.

by Billy Bush

Last night's debut of 'Grease: You're The One That I Want' was great. Women loved it. In fact, women in the 18-34 demographic made it their #1 show. I am very excited.

Watching the show, I realized how much material didn't make it into the episode. While people got acquainted with "The Dancing Cupcake", there were a couple emotionally distraught souls they missed out on.

by Billy Bush

Just leaving New York now to return home to my family. I've been out shilling my new show Grease: You're The One That I Want on NBC.

On that note, I hope people tune in to see this show. It's got a lot of heart and the payoff to the premise is huge. There is no show on television that carries such consequences - America's choices for Danny and Sandy go straight to Broadway and have to carry a major stage production. The drama is there.

by Laura Saltman

Considering the battle he is in with Rosie O'Donnell right now, let's hope Donald Trump doesn't read the Dish of Salt! I don't want to be added to his hit list. Now, I love a good scandalous fight but doesn't it seem a bit suspicious that all this public bickering is happening right when the Donald needs to promote the new season of his struggling reality show, "The Apprentice"?

by Laura Saltman

If I were going to be a famous actress working in Hollywood I think Chandra Wilson of "Grey's Anatomy" would be the person whose life I would most like to have. She's a great actress on a mega hit TV show who has received an Emmy nomination and this morning a SAG nomination. Yet, she doesn't have the prying eyes of the paparazzi following her around constantly. Nobody bugs her about her personal life. Nobody cares who she is dating or married to or what designer clothes she is buying. She's able to raise her family and still go to a job she loves every day. Plus, I'm sure she makes a pretty penny on "Grey's." Sounds like a great life to me.