Howie Mandel will be replacing David Hasselhoff as a judge on America's Got Talent when the fifth season begins in the summer. Howie's Deal or No Deal was cancelled last year.

Carrie Underwood Has Added A Member to the Wedding Party!

Carrie Underwood may have only recently become engaged (to hockey player Mike Fisher), but she already knows three things that are must-haves for the big day. "I want a groom, good food and an open bar," she tells PEOPLE. And while the happy couple haven't set a date yet, nor has she picked out her wedding dress, the superstar knows how she wants to look when she walks down the aisle. "I'm Southern. I like big hair and eyeliner. I want my wedding day to be me, so I'll probably be rocking some big hair and some eyeliner." Carrie Underwood plans on having her little rat terrier, Ace, in her wedding party. According to Oklahoma City's Oklahoman, Carrie said backstage at last week's People's Choice Awards last week, "I plan for my dog to be in my wedding. I plan for him to be the little ring-bearer -- having him walk down the aisle all dressed up in a tuxedo. I'm serious -- that will be a Kodak moment." -- Rosemary Young

Seinfeld Has A New Reality Show With Cool Judges!

Alec Baldwin, Eva Longoria Parker and Jerry Seinfeld are part of a TV panel hoping to turn domestic disputes into sporting fun in a new show called "The Marriage Ref". Comedian Seinfeld came up with the idea after asking a friend to settle a dispute between him and his wife of 10 years, Jessica. And now he's keen to help married couples find a fun way to end arguments and fights over the silly things in life - and Baldwin and Longoria Parker will join him among the 'experts' on the show. Seinfeld tells WENN, "The show's about real married couples having a real fight in their home and we watch the argument in the studio with a live audience and a panel of celebrity guests. "We're going to discuss the argument, who's right, who's wrong, and we're going to make a call in favor of the husband or the wife, very similar to the way it's done in sports. We felt the sports simplicity is what's missing in marriage. "I was in my apartment in New York, and my wife and I got into a difference of opinion - one of those where you just know it's going to go on all night. A friend of hers happened to be there, and the friend got a little uncomfortable and said, 'You know what? Maybe I should go.' "I said, 'You know what? I'm glad you're here. You stay here and we're each just going to tell you our side of this issue. You decide who's right, who's wrong and we will accept it, whatever you say and we'll be done with this in five minutes.' "The idea of the show is to shorten the fight. We're not presuming to help these people, we're not going to fix your marriage... People want to end their fight. Couples get into these situations and they want out. And the person who wins has to say, 'OK, you're right'." Baldwin's "30 Rock" co-star and Seinfeld and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" creator "Larry David" will also be among the celebrity judges.

Carrie Underwood Might Be in Surfer Movie?

Although the news is unconfirmed at this time, it appears Carrie Underwood could be making waves in a new film set to begin production on Jan. 25 in Oahu, Hawaii. The film, titled 'Soul Surfer,' is a biopic of professional surfer Bethany Hamilton, who lost her arm in a tiger shark attack at age 13 while surfing at Hanalei Bay. One of the actors in the film, Kevin Sorbo shared information about Carrie being cast in the film via Twitter: "Name of movie is 'soul surfer.' touching story. i will be starring with dennis quaid, helen hunt, carrie underwood, anna sophia robb," he writes. Anna Sophia Robb plays the role of Bethany, who was back on her board just three weeks after the horrific attack in Kauai. Bethany is now a pro-surfer who placed second at the Billabong tournament last year.

10 Ways To Look Younger

Eat the seeds

Pomegranates can be a challenge to pry open, but there's a treasure inside: Ellagic acid, an antioxidant found in high levels, can protect skin against the sun's rays, according to a study from Kikkoman Corporation in Noda, Japan. Researchers found that eating pomegranate seeds blocks UV-induced free radicals that can erode collagen (your skin's support structure) and lead to wrinkles. "Eating half a cup of pomegranate seeds or drinking one cup of the juice every day can smooth fine lines and make skin feel more supple," says Nicholas Perricone, M.D., a dermatologist in Meriden, Connecticut. Another way to eat your way young? Cucumbers! These cool complexion-helpers are rich in silica, a mineral that maintains collagen production.

Put on blush first

To revive a dull, sleepy face, dab a bright cream blush or stain onto clean, moisturized skin, right on the fleshy part of your cheek, before putting on foundation. "This trick mimics the naturally rosy undertones skin had when you were younger," says David Horne, a makeup artist in London. Wake up fair skin with pinks and peaches; illuminate medium to darker complexions with mauve or raspberry shades. Done? Don't forget to say cheese! Smiling is the natural way to energize your face.

Make your products do double duty

You multitask all the time — so why shouldn't your makeup? "Products don't have to simply enhance features or hide imperfections," says Matin, a makeup artist in NYC. "They should treat what you're trying to conceal, too." Look for formulas that contain skin-care-worthy ingredients such as firming peptides, antioxidants and hydrating hyaluronic acid.

Exercise to erase age

Stick with your get-fit routine and you can make your body 12 years younger, biologically speaking. Researchers found cardio increases oxygen intake by 25 percent, helping maintain strength and function from head to toe. To look and feel more youthful, squeeze in 30 to 60 minutes on most days. Take cover (but go sheer)

Avoid emphasizing creases while achieving subtle full-face coverage: Apply a liquid foundation or tinted moisturizer on your face and blend with your fingertips using small downward motions. "This technique creates a thin veil that doesn't seep into pores and draw attention to lines," Matin, a makeup artist in New York City, explains.

The final step in your get-glowing makeup routine: concealer. "It can camouflage even the most obvious early evidence of aging, including sun damage on cheeks and random broken capillaries around your nose," says Matin. Dry formulas (typically housed in pots) blend well into oily areas such as your T-zone, whereas liquids won't accentuate age-related crevices (think laugh lines). Enhance cheekbones

Collagen (aka skin's support structure) declines over time, causing skin to sag and therefore making cheeks look hollow. To reclaim youthful roundness, apply a shimmer cream on the outer edge of cheekbones, then sweep it up and out toward your hairline. "The iridescence attracts light, which will bounce off skin to create the illusion that cheekbones are full and lifted," notes Sandy Linter, a makeup artist in New York City at the Rita Hazan Salon.

Squash signs of aging

Butternut squash, a classic winter vegetable loaded with beta-carotene, can help keep your skin looking young. The antioxidant helps prevent collagen breakdown and protects skin from ultraviolet rays that can lead to wrinkles and age spots, according to Regina Goralczyk, a biology and human nutrition researcher at DSM Nutritional Products in Basel, Switzerland. Easy prep trip: Slice squash in half, then bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes to an hour. Drizzle with a tablespoon of maple syrup and enjoy!

Deep-six dark circles

Lack of sleep slows circulation around eyes, so blood pools and casts a bluish tint. To zap the raccoon effect — without putting a spotlight on fine lines — use a soft, flat-bristled brush to press concealer from the inner lower corner to midway under eyes (where most darkness lies), Horne says.

Enhance your eyes

Enliven your lids by drawing eyeliner (or wet an eyeshadow brush and dip it into powder) along upper lash lines. At outer corners, extend the line with an upward stroke to create a flattering raised cat's eye. And use mascara on the top lashes only. "Doing it this way lifts the eyes because upper lashes point upward," says Robert Jones, a makeup artist in NYC. "Keep bottom lashes bare."

Feed your face

Wild salmon, Atlantic mackerel, and walnuts, plus fortified eggs, are bursting with omega-3 fatty acids, which fight inflammation in the body caused by sun and stress. "Inflammation produces free radicals, and free radicals contribute to aging by attacking collagen," says Susan Taylor, M.D., a dermatologist in Philadelphia. But research still needs to connect the dots definitively and show that the anti-inflammatory abilities of omega-3s translate to younger-looking skin, she says. One study did find that older people who consumed more fish and veggies over their life had fewer wrinkles than those who ate more meat, the Journal of the American College of Nutrition reports. The research didn't focus solely on fish, however; vegetables' antioxidants, for example, may have been a factor. Aim for: two 5-ounce servings of fish per week; on other days, 1 oz of walnuts or 2 omega-3 eggs. Self / CNN

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