Friday, October 16th - Gerard Butler

Gerard Butler ("Law Abiding Citizen"): If things had played out differently, this handsome Scottish lad may have ended up being a lawyer. Lucky for us the acting bug came calling... hear how that change happened! Plus, Gerard has been wanting to try a deep-fried Mars bar. Let's see if he'll get that opportunity when Chicken Charlie is here.

Judge Jeanine Pirro: She's holding court weekdays on her show, and today she's here answering legal questions from our audience. Don't miss it!

Chicken Charlie: There's not much this chef won't dip in batter and fry up, and if you've been to any fairs this summer, you may have had the opportunity to taste some of his creations. He's here today, whipping up some of his specialties -- and you can bet none of them are on Bonnie's meal plan!

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Thursday, October 15th - Toby Keith

Toby Keith ("American Ride"): This multi-talented singer/songwriter and businessman has a new album out and he's here today to perform the newest track from it, "Cryin' for Me."

Kristin Cavallari ("The Hills"): If you are a fan of this reality show, you won't want to miss it when this young lady is here today. Let's see if Bonnie can get her to let us in on anything coming up on the show.

PJ Lukac: Bonnie met this inspiring young man the last time she was in Chicago, and wanted to share his story. Hear how being diagnosed with a brain tumor inspired him to change his life path -- and what he's doing now to help cure himself and others.

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Wednesday, October 14th - Rachel Bilson

Rachel Bilson ("New York, I Love You"): This former star of "The O.C." has been making quite a name for herself in features; most recently in this new and unusual film. Featuring many imaginative filmmakers and an ensemble cast, it creates a patchwork of life and love in Manhattan.

Neil Flynn ("The Middle"): We all loved him as the grumpy "Janitor" on the hit show "Scrubs." Now he's playing husband to Patricia Heaton on this new sitcom showing that life in "the middle" can be great (and funny).

Kim Zolciak ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta"): She's easily become one of our favorite housewives around here, and today she's back! See what happens when the real Kim gets to sit down with Bonnie!

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Tuesday, October 13th - Christian Slater

Christian Slater ("The Forgotten"): Bonnie welcomes this talented actor to the show. He's in a new crime drama where he's solving John Doe cases that he'll tell Bonnie all about.

Sophia Bush ("One Tree Hill"): She's been playing the role of Brooke Davis on this long-running series, but did you know she was a Tournament of Roses Parade Queen?

"Ask Alice": Bonnie's mom is back on webchat, and Bonnie never really knows what Alice is going to say -- and we can't wait to find out!

"Bonnie's Kindhearted Kids": In the first of this special series where we showcase amazing kids doing kind things, today we feature 8-year-old philanthropist Joshua Williams. He created Joshua's Heart Foundation, where he strives to help "stomp out hunger" by helping to feed the needy.

"Amazing Race" Eliminated Team: Another team has been eliminated and they'll be here today. Find out all the stuff you didn't see on camera!

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Monday, October 12th - David Alan Grier

David Alan Grier ("Barack Like Me: The Chocolate-Covered Truth"): Bonnie is pleased to welcome David back to the show. He's got a new book out covering his journey from marching with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to being at the inauguration of President Obama. Plus, he shares what really went on backstage at "Dancing with the Stars."

AnnaLynne McCord ("90210"): She's playing a teenager going to this famously zip-coded high school, but as a kid who was homeschooled, this is her first time experiencing what high school might have been like!

Conni Gordon (86-year-old Speed Painter): The last time this incredible teacher was here, she taught Bonnie how to paint a masterpiece in less than five minutes. She's back, and this time she's teaching the whole audience that all you need is a sketchpad and a pen to get inspired to start making your own art.

Parents Magazine Cover Contest: There were over 400,000 entries in the Parents Magazine Cover Contest, and today the two winners will be shown their covers for the very first time!

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