Dr. Phil McGraw, who rose to fame appearing on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” and eventually launched his own TV program, is opening up to ET about the news that Lady O is ending her show in 2011.

“This is a very nostalgic moment for me. Oprah Winfrey is first and foremost one of my dearest friends and obviously the person who taught me everything I know about television,” Dr. Phil tells us.

“Her show was home for me for five of the most exciting years of my life. ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’ is the gold standard and I know that she will succeed at whatever she chooses to do next.”

A judge has upped the bond to $100,000 for Michael Barrett, the man accused of surreptitiously filming ESPN reporter Erin Andrews.

Barrett, who was in a Los Angeles court on Friday to face one count of interstate stalking, has posted bond, his attorney tells the Associated Press. He was originally free on a $4,500 bond.

Barrett is set to be arraigned on Monday.

ET has obtained a warrant unsealed by a Nevada judge on Friday against the Las Vegas pharmacy that was searched last July as part of the investigation into Michael Jackson's death and where officials believe Dr. Conrad Murray may have obtained the drug Propofol.

According to the papers, investigators who searched Murray's home and office found a receipt from Applied Pharmacy Services for a transaction that took place on May 12, 2009, during which Dr. Murray apparently obtained four vials of Propofol, among other drugs. Propofol is one of the drugs that ultimately killed Jackson on June 25. Propofol was also found in Murray's doctor's bag and "on the bedside table," according to the warrant.

In other documents, police claim Murray told them that Jackson referred to Propofol as his "milk" and that he was giving the late King of Pop 50 mg of the drug "every night via intravenous drip (IV) to assist Jackson in sleeping." He also claimed, according to the documents, that he suspected Jackson had formed an addiction and tried to "wean Jackson off the drug."

Thursday night's Tribal Council was the Tribal Council of all Tribal Councils on "Survivor: Samoa." The vote was split with five castaways voting to send home Laura Morett, and five voting for Southern belle Natalie White.

When the vote is split like that, a second ballot is cast by everyone except the two named in the first vote. If there was a tie the second time, both Laura and Natalie would be safe, and stones would be drawn by the remaining castaways to see who would go home.

Three of Laura's original Galu tribe members still wrote her name down, but John Fincher took the opportunity to rid himself of a tough competitor: Laura had won individual immunity the previous two weeks in a row.

Talk-show host and celebrity cook Rachael Ray tells ET her thoughts about the news that Oprah Winfrey's show will come to an end in 2011.

Rachael tells ET: "I am going to enjoy every episode between now and 2011. Oprah opened the door for me to move into daytime television and I can’t thank her enough. I look forward to seeing what she does next…there will only ever be one Oprah!"

Earlier Friday, Oprah announced the news on her show, saying in part, "Why walk away? Here is the real reason -- I love this show, this show has been my life. And I love it enough to know when it's time to say goodbye." The tearful TV icon then said that the 25-year mark was "the exact right time," before adding that "the countdown to the end of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' starts right now."

The Cyrus family is speaking out following the death of a bus driver from Miley Cyrus' tour who passed away this morning after a tour bus crash.

"We are deeply saddened by the loss of Bill “Uncle Bill” Douglas. Members of our tour are like members of our family. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family in the midst of this tragedy. He will truly be missed," the Cyrus family said in a statement posted on www.MileyCyrus.com.

Earlier today, news broke that Douglas, 53, of Austin, Texas, passed away at the scene after the tour bus he was driving crashed in Virginia Friday morning. The bus was traveling along with three other buses (carrying members of Miley's production crew but not Miley) southbound on Interstate I-85 just south of Petersburg, VA, when it ran off the left side of the road and overturned.

They play best friends who teeter on the brink of romance in 'New Moon' -- but what is Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart's relationship like off-screen? Taylor tells all.

"We have a similar relationship to Jacob and Bella's," the 17-year-old star tells People about his relationship with Kristen. "We were very open and honest with each other. So it definitely made [filming] a lot easier."

When asked what he looks for in a woman, Taylor -- who has been recently snapped out and about with country star Taylor Swift -- tells People that he is drawn toward "somebody who can be themselves and not put on a show."

Joel Madden says his girlfriend Nicole Richie is back home following her hospitalization for a reported case of pneumonia.

“So I stepped off the plane after a month out of the country, and basically went straight to the hospital for the week,” Madden blogs. “But don't worry, all is well and we are home with no problems.”

The Good Charlotte rocker and Richie have two children together.

'The Twilight Saga: New Moon' is breaking barriers. See how thousands of fans have made movie history!

According to the studio behind the highly anticipated sequel to last year's 'Twilight,' the movie made more than $26 million on the first day, breaking all records for a first-day release.

Last night, series stars Robert Pattinson, Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart took a bite out of the Big Apple -- see pics here!

Police say they are investigating a crash that occurred Friday morning involving one of Miley Cyrus' tour buses.

Police say that the driver of the bus, William G. Douglas, 53, of Austin, Texas, passed away at the scene after the bus crashed in Virginia Friday morning. Marty Zilio, 48, was also injured in the crash.

The bus was traveling along with three other buses (carrying members of Miley's production crew but not Miley) southbound on Interstate I-85 just south of Petersburg, VA, when it ran off the left side of the road and overturned, coming to rest on its right side. Police say that the bus passengers were able to exit through the front windshield of the bus.

Oprah Winfrey announced her departure from daytime TV today and revealed her reasons for leaving.

"Over the next couple of days you may hear a lot of speculation," she told her audience Friday. "I wanted you to hear this directly from me." She tearfully spoke about her connection with her viewers, saying, "These years with you, my viewers, have been a blessing...I want you all to know that my relationship with you is one that I hold very dear...and has brought me the greatest joy I have ever known."

She then addressed her decision to move on. "Why walk away?" she asked, mirroring the thoughts of many fans. "Here is the real reason -- I love this show, this show has been my life. And I love it enough to know when it's time to say goodbye."

With the news that Oprah Winfrey will be ending her popular talk show at the end of the 2010-2011 season, her famous fans tell ET what they think of Lady O's big announcement.

Lisa Ling, who is a frequent contributor to "The Oprah Winfrey Show," said Oprah may be leaving the show, but fans shouldn't expect to see her gone for long.

"I can't even imagine daytime television without her and I'm lucky enough to have been able to work for her and her show for the last five years, it's been such an honor," Ling told ET Thursday night at the 'Ninja Assassin' premiere. "I'm going to continue working with Oprah, obviously not on the show, but I'm thrilled that she's going to be able to take a little time. But don't count her out cause this doesn't mean she's retiring by any means."

Actress Alexis Arquette comments to HTV about Chaz Bono and more.

Arquette, who is transgender female, shares her words of support for Chaz, and thoughtfully and patiently answers questions from the assembled paparazzi about life as a transgender person.

She tells the photographers that her transgender identity surfaced at a young age, when she lined up in the girls' line.

One of Miley Cyrus' tour buses has crashed in Virginia. Read on for details.

According to WWBT, the bus crashed near Dinwiddie, Virginia earlier this morning, killing one person. The bus was carrying 10 passengers, but Cyrus herself was not on board.

Keep checking back here for the latest on this story...

On the eve of the theatrical release of 'The Twilight Saga: New Moon,' the film's stars walked the red carpet through a twilight zone of lights and cameras. ET was there with the actors in New York for a special screening of the movie.

Eager fans lined the sidewalk to get a bite out of their favorite vampires and werewolves. With Thanksgiving on the horizon, the stars are undoubtedly thankful for the record-breaking advance ticket sales.

Kellan Lutz told ET, "It's insane to be part of something that's already been breaking huge records. It's an honor as an actor to be part of it."

ET was at the star-studded screening of Matt Damon's new documentary in New York City on Thursday night, where the star shared his thoughts on the news that Oprah Winfrey plans to end her show in 2011.

"I just heard that and I'm shocked…," Damon said of the news. "But I'm sure that whatever she does will have a lasting and positive impact on American culture. She's just an incredible human being, and I don't think she's going to disappear. It would be amazing to not have her in front of you every day in your living room…I still have to digest it. She's done quite a bit, to say the least, over the last 25 years. She's got to do what feels right for her. She's certainly earned that right."

Matt also told us about his new documentary, which is inspired by acclaimed historian Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States and executive produced by Damon, Josh Brolin and Howard Zinn, among others.

Ellen DeGeneres broke the news to her audience that Oprah will not be continuing "The Oprah Winfrey Show" beyond September 2011.

The December cover girl of O Magazine said, "I don't think I could be here without her. I think she has blazed a trail that...She's an amazing, amazing woman. She will always be the queen of daytime television and she also said she's leaving me all of her money."

Watch the video to see the rest of the message Ellen delivered to her audience just moments after hanging up the phone with Oprah herself.

ET is with Adam Lambert as he gets ready for his big AMA performance!

Adam says his fans can expect "fireworks" when he takes the stage at the big event: "The dancers on stage are amazing, there’s a great band playing along, we have pyro, the fashion is off the hook … It’s a really cool performance. I’m really proud of it.”

Watch the video for more of our interview with the "American Idol" runner-up! Then, catch the AMAs on Sunday, Nov. 22 at 8 p.m. on ABC.

Oprah Winfrey is planning to announce that she is ending her show at the end of the 2010 - 2011 television season. That would bring her current broadcast schedule to an end in September of 2011 at the completion of her 25th season.

Sources tell ET that Lady O will announce the news on Friday's live episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show."

Keep checking back here for more on this developing story.