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'Dancing With the Stars' (9PM, ABC) season 9 finale
Are you on Team Kelly, Team Mya or Team Donny? One sure thing's for sure as the show limps -- literally, considering all the injuries this season -- to its conclusion: We'll have a winner after tonight's live finale, after the celebs and their pro partners' performances of the Tango Tap-Out, Freestyle and their favorite dances of the season last night.

It's the last week of competition on 'Dancing With the Stars' season 9, and it's down to three contestants: Mya, Donny Osmond and Kelly Osbourne. Ready for Monday's final dance-off and Tuesday's results finale? Don't miss our 'DWTS' features:

• Catch up on (or relive) the good, the bad and the laughably ugly with our top five best and worst performances of 'DWTS' season 9.

• Who will win the Mirror Ball trophy? If you're a betting man or woman, be sure to check out our roundup of critics' and celebrities' 'DWTS' predictions (we even make a prediction of our own).

'Live with Regis and Kelly' is about to become 'Live With Kelly' for the time being, as Regis Philbin announced today that he is taking a leave of absence from the show.

As reported by Entertainment Tonight, Philbin made the announcement during today's episode of 'Live' and indicated that he will begin his hiatus on December 1 in order to recover from upcoming hip surgery. Philbin, who is 78 years old, injured his hip several months ago when he fell on the set of 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire' while taping a prime time special.

It's an exciting Monday over at Moviefone's Inside Movies. Check out the latest:

Oh. My. Stars. 'New Moon's' Robert Pattinson asks a female fan to strip. Shockingly, she complies. And there's video!

More Robert Pattinson action, this time speaking with fans at the 'New Moon' premiere. Check out the video and comprehensive Twihard blogger coverage.

What a weekend it was for the 'New Moon' crew. 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' blasted box office records and industry estimates with a $140 million opening weekend. 'The Blind Side' pulled in an astonishing $34.5 million to take second place.

Professor Skinner has seen it all -- including a better prankster than Bart. He tells him about former student Andy Hamilton (Jonah Hill) who goes down in Springfield Elementary as the best prankster.

Not to be outdone, Bart tracks down Andy, who is 19 years old and the two become quick friends. Seeing the negative side of a long lasting pranking career, Bart tries to change Andy's future. Marge feels like an outsider in her social group after being told everything she does is wrong.

Watch the full episode after the jump ...

Kelly Ripa got teary-eyed over the memory of her wedding to Mark Consuelos during today's 'Live with Regis and Kelly.' Regis Philbin and Ripa are currently taping episodes of their show in Las Vegas, where Ripa married Consuelos after eloping in 1996. The episodes will air all this week with the exception of Thanksgiving.

"To me ... Las Vegas represents the beginning of my adult life. It's special," said Ripa, choking up while on the casino-themed set of her show at the Wynn Las Vegas. "I also do believe that I've reached a certain age where I'm extraordinarily hormonal."

Watch the video after the jump.

Back in 2004, when NBC promised Conan O'Brien that he'd get to host 'The Tonight Show' in five years, the gig looked like a career-crowning achievement. Today, however, it looks more like an albatross.

O'Brien has the dubious honor of hosting the flagship late-night program on NBC at a time when the network is mired in fourth place, when his own ratings have plummeted, when the desperate cheapness of the Jay-Leno-at-10PM experiment seems to be dragging down both prime time and late-night, and when what's left of the proud Peacock network is about to be sold to a cable service provider.

At least Conan's not the captain of this Titanic; he's more like one of the fiddlers desperately sawing away at "Nearer My God to Thee" as the vessel sinks. But then, he has no obligation to go down with the boat. Maybe, as San Francisco Chronicle TV columnist Tim Goodman suggests, it's time for O'Brien to jump ship.

Remember the short-lived series 'Don't Forget the Lyrics'? How about 'The Singing Bee,' hosted by 'N Sync alum Joey Fatone?

Well, here comes one even shorter: According to PEOPLE, Nick Lachey will host the NBC series 'The Sing Off,' a four-night event in which eight groups of people will compete using only their voices.

"It's just them naked on stage," Nick Lachey said of his new gig.