With word that Oprah Winfrey will be taking her ridiculously popular daytime talk show elsewhere (see story here), there's a massive void in the broadcast television world to be filled. Winfrey was always the one to score huge exclusive interviews, landing everyone from Sarah Palin to Tom Cruise to Mackenzie Phillips. So, assuming television execs will want to keep the daytime landscape as similar as possible, who could possibly fill Oprah's shoes? PopEater has a few ideas of who might be up for the job, and why they would or wouldn't work. After the jump, our reasoning as to why these six candidates would or wouldn't work.

Katy Perry seems to have done the impossible -- she's gotten British actor and sex-obsessed comedian Russell Brand to give up his womanizing ways. The newly-united love between the two was enough to cause Brand to change his perspective on life, as he revealed in an interview with Britain's Sunday Times this weekend that he's now "living in a different way at the moment."

Despite reports earlier today that Jon Gosselin and Nadia 'Octo-Mom' Suleman are destined for reality television coupledom, don't set your DVR just yet. PopEater has exclusively confirmed from Gosselin's lawyer Michael Heller that the report is bogus, and that there's no special show in the works. Could you even imagine the insanity of the two parents and their cumulative 22 children running around? It would be too much even for reality television.

Self-help author and guidance-giver to the stars Laura Day is back with a new book aimed at taking everyday people and turning them into A-list stars or titans of industry. 'How to Rule the World From Your Couch,' the seventh book for Day, teaches its readers how to tap into their innate ambition -- or "practical intuition" as Day explains it -- and strive for success instead of sitting around waiting. Day's practices and techniques have won her the respect and business of many top companies, individuals -- and yes, celebrities. She's consulted with Jennifer Aniston, Uma Thurman and countless other celebrities. Comedian Chris Rock calls 'Couch' "perhaps the greatest book ever written."

Aside from the gorgeous voice, go ahead and disregard most of what you remember about Katharine McPhee, as the 'Idol' alumnus is revamping her sound, image (and yes, hair) as she takes the next step forward in her career. McPhee stopped by the PopEater offices to talk about her upcoming album 'Unbroken' (out in January) as well as her new single, 'Had It All.' "Coming off of the show that I did and making the record as fast as I did, I always just sang. I didn't develop myself as an artist and know who I was and where I wanted to go," McPhee tells PopEater about her past. There's also talk of pregnancy, adoption and marriage ... and a bunch of "Just kidding!" disclaimers.That, plus her new video and more fabulous pics after the jump!

For the third time, GQ Magazine is pairing up with some A-list celebrities to raise money for charity in their The Gentlemen's Fund effort. This year, acting heavyweights Ashton Kutcher, Adrien Grenier, Josh Duhamel and Mark Wahlberg have teamed up with GQ to raise money for their individual charities which you can donate to. See all of the ads and get more info after the jump!

In a hysterically candid and beer-fueled interview with GQ magazine, 'Mad Men' vixen January Jones opens up about her odd path into Hollywood before she was on the hit AMC show. In addition to her potty-mouthed candor, Jones also steams up the pages of November's GQ with a sultry photo shoot and dishes about how her ex-boyfriend Ashton Kutcher doubted her, in colorful language. Pics and Quotes After the Jump!