Kelly Ripa

"Extra" Lifechanger Kelly Ripa opens up about losing a friend to ovarian cancer, and the importance of early detection. The philanthropic talk show host partnered with Electrolux for their Rumple to Runway fashion show -- which benefits the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund.

If you think you're at risk, visit ocrf.org for a list of tests you should ask your doctor about.

Talk show hosts Regis Philbin and Kelly Ripa brought back their entertaining athletic race, the High Heel-a-thon, on Wednesday.

The race is definitely one of a kind -- women and men sprint a 150-yard dash through Central Park in New York City while wearing stilettos! Kelly competed while Regis cheered her on and "Project Runway" host Tim Gunn stopped by to show his support.

Celebrities are sending their best wishes to newlyweds Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky, courtesy of "Extra."

"Yo Chelsea, congratulations!" Mark Feuerstein, star of "Royal Pains" shouted out, while morning talk show host Kelly Ripa said, "I hope that you have an incredible life with your new husband."

In celebration of Electrolux's new stand-alone refrigerator and freezer, talk show host Kelly Ripa joins Stephen Bruce, owner and founder of Serendipity 3, the landmark New York City restaurant and dessert spot, in kicking off a virtual campaign to battle ovarian cancer, by making delicious banana splits with kids and their moms. Watch the fun!

Go to Kelly-Confidential.com and build your favorite banana split. For every ice cream treat, Electrolux will donate $1.00 to the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund as part of its $750,000 commitment to help fight the disease.

Perky talk show host Kelly Ripa teamed up with Electrolux and top eco experts to host her first ever live webcast in support of Earth Day and Global Green USA, and will continue with webcasts through April 30.

During the first event, known as the "Green Idea Swap," Kelly was joined by three eco lifestyle experts; Josie Maran, creator of her own eco-friendly makeup line; Zem Joaquin, founder and CEO of Ecofabulous; and Anna Getty, green living and holistic lifestyle expert -- who took questions on incorporating eco-friendliness into everyday life.

Would you want Jerry Seinfeld to give you marital advice? He's banking on it, as he readies the premiere of his new primetime show, "The Marriage Ref" for NBC (airing this Thursday at 10 PM).

Seinfeld sat down with "Extra" to chat about the show and how he came up with the idea. "I was having an argument with my wife and I just thought this is just... if there was one third person here this could end right now. Any reasonable person would come in and see that I'm right and she's wrong," said Jerry.