» Patricia Chui

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).

We're down to the last three contestants on 'Dancing With the Stars': Mýa (whose partner is Dmitry Chaplin), Kelly Osbourne (Louis van Amstel) and Donny Osmond (Kym Johnson). The finale's next Tuesday, 11/24 -- who will you be rooting for?

Sean Hannity must have known that when you apologize to Jon Stewart, that's hardly the end of the story. Particularly not if there's more fun to be had.

Hannity recently apologized to Stewart after the 'Daily Show' host called him out for airing misleading footage during a 'Hannity' segment on a recent rally against health-care reform. The conservative talk show host had admitted to making an "inadvertent mistake" in showing images of a large crowd to illustrate the number of supporters at the gathering -- when in fact, as Stewart pointed out on his Tuesday night show, the footage Hannity was airing came from a different Capitol hill rally held months earlier.

So, post-mea culpa, the ball was squarely back in Stewart's court, and do you think he was just going to let it lie there? Of course not.

You may not know all their names, but if you've been watching 'Glee,' you know who they are: The kids in the Glee Club have shot to stardom right along with their new hit show.

And it's not because they've got distinctive nicknames like "Wheels," "The Asian Girl," "The Cute One" and "The Hot Guy With the Mohawk" ... or because they're all talented singers and dancers. The cast members of 'Glee' are energetic, funny and a genuine kick to be around, as we learned when they visited the AOL offices to hang out with us (jealous?) and answer fan questions.

So what did we learn about Dianna Agron, Chris Colfer, Kevin McHale, Cory Monteith, Lea Michele, Amber Riley, Mark Salling and Jenna Ushkowitz? Maybe that whenever you see Kevin frown, it's because he's trying not to crack up at a Sue Sylvester line ... or that Amber thinks her character Mercedes beats up on her brothers ... or that someone once asked the cast to autograph a baby ... or that Lea has a song in mind for a potential Rachel-Puck duet ... or that Cory plays drums for real on one 'Glee' recording.

Want to know more? Watch our exclusive video interviews after the jump.

Missed the New York Yankees parade because you had something pesky like work or school to attend? Watch footage of the parade through lower Manhattan and see the World Champion Yankees accept the keys to the city.

'The Young and the Restless' fans were outraged when we first reported that longtime star Eric Braeden (aka Victor Newman) was leaving the show over a contract dispute.

Well, never mind.

TV Guide confirms that Braeden will not be leaving 'Y&R' after all; the actor will take a pay cut, as the rest of the cast had already agreed to do.

Former Miss California Carrie Prejean is back in the spotlight once again -- not over the anti-gay marriage statements that got her dethroned back in June, nor her contentious emails with pageant officials, but over her breasts. Or that is to say, her breast implants.

Officials from Miss California USA are suing Prejean for $5,200 they say she owes them for breast augmentation surgery. According to papers filed, Prejean borrowed the money with the understanding that she would pay it back, which she never did.

What would YOU do if you won $500,000 on a reality show? Would you buy a house, a car, or ... deal drugs with it? Adam Jasinski, winner of 'Big Brother' season 9, went the latter route -- he's been arrested for using his $500,000 prize money to buy and resell the painkiller Oxycodone, which is considered a controlled substance.

According to reports, Jasinski attempted to sell 2,000 pills to a government witness in Massachusetts. He'd flown to Boston from his home in Florida, getting into the witness' car and showing him a sock filled with two bags of the pills. The witness drove him from Logan Airport to a strip mall, where police arrested Jasinski (but not before he struggled with the authorities and, according to the Huffington Post, threw the sock underneath a nearby car).