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Awww ... that is so sad! Sawyer was planning on asking Juliet to marry him on 'Lost' (Tues., 9PM on ABC). He had the ring and everything.

As he tells Kate about it, the mournful feeling in our hearts is as much for Kate as Sawyer. She's never had that "one true love" feeling that Sawyer had for Juliet. But perhaps reuniting Claire with Aaron will help soften the blow for her.

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We're into Hollywood Week on 'American Idol' (Tue., 8PM ET on FOX), and last night's show had plenty of great moments, from Ellen DeGeneres' first time sitting at the judge's table to all the talented singers destined to go the distance.

Are your favorites moving on in the competition?

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'Deadliest Catch' captain Phil Harris died Tuesday about a week after suffering a stroke on Alaska's St. Paul Island.

The news was announced in a statement released by Harris' sons, Jake and Josh, according to the Live Feed.

"It is with great sadness that we say goodbye to our dad - Captain Phil Harris," it said. "Dad has always been a fighter and continued to be until the end. For us and the crew, he was someone who never backed down. We will remember and celebrate that strength. Thanks to everyone for their thoughts and prayers."

Bravo's 'Top Chef Masters' is dishing up its second season and the main course includes Spiaggia chef Tony Mantuano (Chicago), David Burke of David Burke Townhouse (New York) and Los Angeles' Susan Feniger (Street).

All told, 22 renowned chefs are set to compete when the spatulas begin to fly on April 7 at 11PM ET (before moving to its regular slot at 10PM on April 14), according to EW.com. The lineup also includes six returning chefs from season 1: Graham Elliot Bowles, Wylie Dufresne, Ludo Lefebvre, Rick Moonen, Mark Peel and Jonathan Waxman.

'Top Chef's' Gail Simmons will serve as a regular judge along with returning TCM judges Gael Greene, James Oseland and Jay Rayner. Kelly Choi (pictured) will return as host. Season 2 guest stars and judges will include Mekhi Phifer, Matt Groening, Hank Azaria, Andrew Zimmerman, Jason Lezak, Lynne Curtin, Alexis Bellino, Tamra Barney, and the cast of 'Modern Family.'

Do blondes have more fun? Yes, if they're Shirley MacLaine, Emma Roberts and Julia Roberts.

Access Hollywood's (weekdays, 7:30PM on NBC) Shaun Robinson posed that question to the three actresses on the red carpet at the Monday night Los Angeles premiere of their latest film, 'Valentine's Day.'

"I get checked out more," Emma Roberts said.
"I don't get checked out," Julia Roberts said.
"I have not known the color of my hair for 50 years" MacLaine said.

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Emily Blunt was on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated) plugging her latest film, 'The Wolfman,' and she talked about the inane questions she gets while at press outings -- particularly European press tours.

"They all ask the same thing because their English is a bit limited," she told DeGeneres. "What's the question everyone asks you?" DeGeneres asked. "Do you find the hairy men sexy" Blunt replied in her best "French" accent. Later, DeGeneres asked Blunt, "Aren't you scared of the wolfman? You're not attracted to the wolfman, are you?" "I'm attracted to the man and not the beast," she said. Then DeGeneres asked the question on everyone's mind: Is (Blunt's husband to be) John Krasinski hairy? But Emily was discreet on that one -- she tells no tales.

Bradley Cooper -- a really nice guy -- talked about the pain of getting dumped -- before he was a big star.

"I was in Peru one time ... I used to host this trek show ... I apologize to the very nice woman who dumped me ... if she sees this she'll be upset." "I'm sure she'll see it," DeGeneres said. "I'm sure she's sorry she dumped you now." Cooper then went on to describe how he wanted to take a breather in their relationship, but when he got to Peru he realized "she's the one." But on a long-distance call to tell her his feelings, she dumped him.

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Here's an embarrassing moment: On the 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Winfrey had a segment on Australian-born Sayuki, the only non-Japanese geisha in the world.

Becoming a geisha takes years of study and practice in a number of fine arts, but Winfrey boiled it all down to sex. "So when you're in training, is there a way to pour tea?" Winfrey asked Sayuki via a video link. "Is there a way to do it to really make a man want you?" Sayuki was clearly perturbed. "Sex has never been part of a geisha's job and I want to emphasize that," she said. "There are so many American misconceptions about that. I want that message to get across."

"Well, you cleared that up for me," an embarrassed Winfrey said.

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Last night's season finale of 'Heroes' brought a number of storylines to startling conclusions, but don't worry, we won't be spoiling anything here. Because, like the rest of America, we were busy watching something else.

Yes, the ratings are in and they are, in a word, dismal: according to Zap2It.com, the climax of season 4 played to a nearly empty house, pulling in just 4.4 million viewers. Those numbers are a far cry from the 16.93 million viewers the series once commanded (for the season 2 premiere) and pale in comparison to the numbers of their direct competition, the CBS comedies 'Two and a Half Men' and 'The Big Bang Theory,' which brought in more than quadruple the viewers with 17.55 million and 16.2 million respectively.