Why are people still interested in this ridiculously insane woman’s life? I don’t get it. Ok maybe I do because well her craziness does make entertaining television. Her appearance on the Wendy Williams Show yesterday gives a great example.

Omarosa went on the talk show to promote her book “Bitch Switch: Knowing How To Turn It Off And On,” but she didn’t just discuss her stupid book, she decided to give the audience a little demonstration as well.

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Or see a cut-down video of the cat fight here: click here

After sitting on the couch, she told Wendy she “would not be disrespected.” Wendy responded by saying, “This is not the time for you to look for your moment.” Wendy then reached for Oma’s book to show it to the cameras, but Oma snatched it out of her hands and said, “I’ll hold my own book!”

The interview went on with Wendy calling Oma “a stereotypical black woman,” and Oma telling Wendy that she looks like she had a nose job and that her wig is busted. -Oh no she didn’t!

Wendy later told the Associated Press, “Omarosa wished her career was my career. Omarosa is a delusional, D-list, pathetic woman.”

Omarosa is so hard to watch, if I were Wendy I would have snatched the book out of that woman’s hands and smacked her fugly face with it has hard as I could and than go to commercial and do some more damage. That dumb b**tch needs to learn some manners and actually take her own advice.

Nearly two years after his infamous couch jumping incident, Tom Cruise returns to The Oprah Winfrey Show. (Note to Oprah: bolt down your furniture.)

It will be a two-part show, one airing on May 2 and the other on May 5. The two-part taping will coincide with the 25th anniversary of Cruise’s first break-out movie performance in Risky Business.

The first part will be Oprah’s interview with Cruise at his home in Telluride, Colo. which will cover his “family, his life and the future,” Harpo said.

The second part will be taped in the studio were video messages from Cruise’s friends and colleagues honoring his work in the movie industry, will be shown.

Both Hollywood Reporter and Variety are reporting that Jimmy Fallon has signed on to take over Conan O’Brien’s Late Night show while Conan replaces Jay Leno on the Tonight show.As he did with O’Brien, Fallon’s former Saturday Night Live boss Lorne Michaels will produce his newest protégé’s late-night show.Fallon isn’t a complete rookie, back in 03, Jimmy served as guest host for CBS’ Late Show with David Letterman. The switch is expected to take place in early 2009.First off, I’m kinda sad Jay Leno is leaving. I can’t imagine late night tv with out him. Second, Jimmy Fallon? Come on. The guy is way too animated, you can’t take anything he says seriously. I just don’t see him being able to have grown-up conversations. I don’t know. What do you think about Jimmy Fallon getting his own late night talk show?