Jenny McCarthy

Ashton Kutcher taped his first episode of "Two and a Half Men" Friday, tweeting, "Preparing to tape the first ep of 2.5. Little nervous. All will be revealed!"

The episode taping, which took place Friday night, showed Charlie Harper's funeral scene, but audience members did not learn how he dies, according to TMZ. Sources claimed the audience only saw parts of the funeral, which featured Jon Cryer, Angus T. Jones, Melanie Lynskey and Jenny McCarthy.

"Extra" talked with stars Alec Baldwin, Jenny McCarthy and Donald Trump about Charlie Sheen -- and each had their own words of encouragement for the actor.

Catching up with Trump Tuesday in NYC, he said he had warned Brooke Mueller's family not to let her marry Sheen. "I told them, 'Don't let this happen.'... and I love Charlie!"

Blond bombshell Jenny McCarthy stopped by The Grove to talk to Mario Lopez about writing her 8th book, "Love, Lust, and Faking It." She also discussed dating, and her new line of non-toxic baby products called "Too Good by Jenny."

McCarthy gushed about her latest love interest, sports agent Paul Krepelka, whom she met on a blind date. The healthy 35-year-old also says she stays in shape by hitting the treadmill, doing yoga, watching what she eats, and of course, "lots of great sex!"

Watch Jenny proudly give "Extra" all the updates on her fabulous life!

Jenny McCarthy is a jingle belle who's single and ready to mingle!

The actress, who split with longtime beau Jim Carrey earlier this year, caught up with "Extra" in New York and dished on looking for "Mr. Right" and about her latest passion -- baby linens.

"I'm definitely what I call on the market," said Jenny, revealing that she's also interested in having more children. "My sister just had a baby and I'm like, 'Oh look at the baby!' So I think if Mr. Right comes along and he wants one, I think maybe."

Actress-turned-author Jenny McCarthy stopped by The Grove to chat with "Extra's" Mario Lopez about her new book, "Love, Lust and Faking It: The Naked Truth about Sex, Lies, and True Romance."

"I thought 'Should I write a harlequin novel or should I write my own experiences on love and disastrous sex stories?'" McCarthy explained. "The latter won. I wrote all my disaster stories."

On Tuesday's "Oprah," Jenny McCarthy opens up for the first time about why she and Jim Carrey ended their five-year relationship -- and addresses her current dating status.

McCarthy and Carrey seemed to be a match made in celebrity couple heaven, but they called it quits last May. Jenny told the queen of talk that when a relationship "isn't fun anymore, you need to start an investigation and do an inquiry into the relationship."