Last night (March 27th) Martina Navratilova was the first celebrity to be eliminated from this seasons Dancing With The Stars. The tennis legend and her partner, Tony Dovolani, were in the bottom two along with pop star Gavin DeGrawand his partner Karina Smirnoff. “I just wish it had lasted longer. I gave it everything I had, but I blew it yesterday and it cost me unfortunately.” said Navratilova.

The remaining celebrities are Donald Driver, Gavin DeGraw, Gladys Knight, Jack Warner, Jaleel White,Katherine Jenkins, Maria Menounos, Melissa Gilbert, Roshon Fegan, Sherri Shepherd, and William Levy.

 CHLOE MORETZ LANDS ‘CARRIE’: Chloe Moretz has landed the title role in the upcoming remake ofCarrie. After the casting news went public, Chloe tweeted, “Never been so happy in my life! Thank you [director] Kim Peirce and thank u MGM for the chance of a lifetime i will never forget!” Sissy Spacek starred in the original film adaptation of Stephen King’s horror story.

ACADEMY MEMBERS MAD ABOUT ‘HUNGER GAMES’: Members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences are reportedly angry that Lionsgate didn’t offer them any members-only screenings of The Hunger Games. PerezHilton.com reported that the studio is planning to hold Academy and Guild screenings in the future, but didn’t want to do so on opening weekend.

IS ANN CURRY GETTING FIRED? Ann Curry’s job on Today is reportedly in jeopardy. Sources indicated to Gawker and New York magazine that Matt Lauer doesn’t like Ann and doesn’t believe she is charismatic. A source told New York magazine, “Lauer’s worth only increased when Meredith Vieira left and handed the co-anchor chair to Ann Curry, who in the eyes of many television-news executives has experienced a rocky transition to her new role.”

ANGELINA’S KIDS EXCITED FOR HER NEW ROLE: Angelina Jolie’s kids don’t mind that she’s playing a villain in the upcoming movie Maleficent — in fact they’re excited. The mom-of-six said of the role, “I’m having a lot of fun. I’ve already got my horns fitted. My kids are very happy. It’s not anti-princess, but it’s the first time they’re looking at this epic woman [in a different way]. I hope in the end you see a woman who is capable of being many things, and just because she protects herself and is aggressive, it doesn’t mean she can’t have other [warmer] qualities. You have to figure out the puzzle of what she is.”

‘SMASH’ STAR SIGNS RECORD DEAL: Smash star Megan Hilty has signed a record deal. The actress stars as “needy diva” Ivy Lynn on the NBC series. She told Life & Style magazine, “I just got my first record contract with Sony, so we just started doing demo music this week. I’m totally stoked. It’s been so many dreams coming true for me!”

WHITNEY’S FAMILY THINK ARREST PROVES BOBBY IS A BAD INFLUENCE: Sources told TMZ that Cissy Houston felt “vindicated” when she found out Bobby was arrested for driving drunk on Monday afternoon and believes the incident is exactly why she wants Bobby to “keep his distance” from his daughter Bobbi Kristina.

COURTNEY AND BEN MOVE IN TOGETHER: Us Weekly reported that Courtney has moved in with her fiance, relocating from Los Angeles to San Francisco.

KALEY CUOCO MOVES ON: A month after revealing that her engagement was off, the actress was spotted making out with her beau, Pepper singer/bassist Bret Bollinger.

JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT DATING COSTAR? PerezHilton.com reported that Jennifer Love Hewitt is dating her The Client List castmate, Brian Hallisay.

1834, for the first time in U.S. history, the Senate voted to censure a president, doing so against Andrew Jackson, an ardent supporter of states’ rights, for removing funds from the Bank Of The United States and sending it to state institutions. Jackson later succeeded in having the censure stripped from the Senate records.
1939, the Spanish Civil War ended as Madrid fell to Francisco Franco‘s Fascist forces.
1969 In London, Ringo Starr announces that there will be no further public appearances by the Beatles.John Lennon disputes the claim, which ultimately is proved correct.
1970 “Let It Be” by The Beatles peaks at Number Two on the pop chart.
1970 “Instant Karma (We All Shine On)” by John Ono Lennon peaks at Number Three on the pop chart.
1971, UCLA became the first team ever to win five consecutive NCAA basketball titles. The Bruins defeated Villanova 68-62. UCLA, under coaching legend John Wooden, dominated NCAA tournament play until 1974, when North Carolina State won the tourney.
1973 Houses Of The Holy by Led Zeppelin is released.
1974, a streaker ran onto the set of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. NBC censors blacked out the lower half of the screen.
1976 Genesis opens their first North American tour with Phil Collins as lead vocalist. Collins does play some drums on the tour, but former Yes member Bill Bruford is the tour’s primary drummer.
1977, Rocky, starring Sylvester Stallone, won the 1976 Best Picture Academy Award.
1979, America’s worst commercial nuclear accident occurred at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, when a series of errors almost led to the meltdown of the reactor’s uranium core.
1981 “Rapture” by Blondie hits Number One on the pop chart.
1986, over 6,000 radio stations of all formats played “We Are The World” simultaneously at 10:15 a.m. ET. The promotion raised millions of dollars for African famine relief.
1991, just days before the 10th anniversary of the attempt on his life, former president Ronald Reaganendorsed the “Brady Bill,” requiring a seven-day waiting period for handgun purchases. The bill was named after Reagan’s former press secretary, James Brady, who was severely wounded by a bullet to the head in the attack.
1992 “Tears In Heaven” by Eric Clapton peaks at Number Two on the pop chart.
1993, Russian President Boris Yeltsin and his chief political rival, parliament speaker Ruslan Khasbulatov, claimed victory after surviving attempts by the Russian Congress to oust them.
1993, About 10,000 people marched in Dublin, Ireland, to protest an IRA bombing that claimed the lives of two young boys.
1994, More than 50 people were killed in violence that erupted in Johannesburg, South Africa, during a march by Zulu nationalists.
1995, In Japan, Mitsubishi Bank and the Bank Of Tokyo agreed to a merger to create the world’s largest bank.
1996, Congress passed the line-item veto, giving the president power to cut government spending by scrapping specific programs.
1996, The space shuttle Atlantis‘s astronauts said goodbye to the crew of Russia’s space station Mir and then flew away, leaving Shannon Lucid behind for a five-month stay in orbit.
1997, A medical examiner revealed that some members of the Heaven’s Gate cult who’d committed suicide in a California mansion had also been castrated in apparent pursuit of the group’s ideal of androgynous immortality.
1998, President Clinton, during his visit to South Africa, went to Soweto, a landmark in the bloody uprising against apartheid, to honor South Africans “who answered the call of conscience” and defeated their country’s system of white supremacy.
1999, The Baltimore Orioles beat a Cuban all-star team 3-2 in Havana.
1999, NATO broadened its attacks on Yugoslavia to target Serb military forces in Kosovo in the fifth straight night of air strikes, as thousands of refugees flooded into Albania and Macedonia from Kosovo.
1999, Venus Williams beat kid sister Serena 6-1, 4-6, 6-4 to win the Lipton Championships in the first all-sister women’s final in 115 years.
2000, In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court sharply curtailed police power to rely on anonymous tips to stop and search people.
2001, A federal appeals court in San Francisco threw out a record $107 million verdict against anti-abortion activists, ruling that a Web site and wanted posters branding abortion doctors as “baby butchers” and “criminals” were protected by the First Amendment.
2001, The authors of a book on the Oklahoma City bombing revealed that, during prison interviews,Timothy McVeigh had shown no remorse for what happened, and called the 19 children who died “collateral damage.”
2004 Actor Peter Ustinov (Spartacus, Logan’s Run, Lorenzo’s Oil, The Bachelor; played Detective Hercule Poirot in several movies and TV shows based on Agatha Christie‘s novels) dies at age 82.

• Lady Gaga (singer) (26)
• Ken Howard (actor, The White Shadow‘s Ken Reeves) (68)
• Reba McEntire (country singer, actress) (57)
• Vince Vaughn (actor, Swingers, Old School, Starsky & Hutch, Wedding Crashers) (42)
• Dianne Wiest (actress, Radio Days, Hannah & Her Sisters) (64)
• Julia Stiles (actress, The Prince And Me, The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, The Bourne Ultimatum, Mona Lisa Smile, 10 Things I Hate About You, Dexter) (31)
• John Evan (former keyboardist, Jethro Tull) (64)
• Brett Ratner (director, Rush Hour movies, X-Men: The Last Stand, Red Dragon, The Family Man) (43)
• Shanna Moakler (beauty queen, ex-wife of Blink 182’s Travis Barker) (37)
• J-Kwon (rapper, “Tipsy”) (26)

CBS

• SURVIVOR: ONE WORLD – A tribe member makes a bold move that throws allegiances into question.
• CRIMINAL MINDS (repeat)
• CSI: CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION (repeat)

NBC

• WHITNEY – (finale) Whitney and Alex head to City Hall to get married.
• ARE YOU THERE, CHELSEA? – When Sloane’s husband calls to announce he is on his way home after she has spent the night drinking with her sister, it’s up to Chelsea to get her cleaned up before he arrives.
• BENT – When Pete catches Ben in a compromising situation, he decides to tell Alex.
• BENT – Pete steps in as Alex’s date to a wedding at her boss’s house when Ben can’t make it.
• ROCK CENTER WITH BRIAN WILLIAMS – TBA

FOX

• AMERICAN IDOL – The 10 finalists perform.

ABC

• THE MIDDLE (repeat)
• SUBURGATORY (repeat)
• MODERN FAMILY (repeat)
• HAPPY ENDINGS – Things spiral out of control after Penny tells a white lie to avoid an irritating childhood friend.
• MISSING (repeat)

CW

• ONE TREE HILL – Haley gets ready to embrace the Burning Boat Festival; Clay and Quinn prepare for Logan’s first night with them.
• AMERICA’S NEXT TOP MODEL – The women go on castings for jobs during Toronto’s fashion week; guest judge Beverly Johnson.

BRAVO

• INTERIOR THERAPY WITH JEFF LEWIS – Alex and Tiffany are fighting about Alex refusing to update his aunt’s home and Jeff and Jenni find deeper issues.

COMEDY CENTRAL

• SOUTH PARK – TBA