Robert Pattinson dishes the dirt on the Ellen Degeneres show.

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The LPGA Tour is expected to announce it will drop two to three events and $4 million to $5 million in prize money from its 2009 schedule amid the nation's economic downturn, the New York Times reported Wednesday. LPGA commissioner Carolyn Bivens said events that will be taken off next year's schedule include the $1.8 million SemGroup Championship and the $2.6 million Ginn Tribute hosted by Annika Sorenstam.

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Nov. 18: Countdown guest host David Shuster talks with MSNBC political analyst Lawrence O’Donnell about incumbent Alaskan Republican senator and convicted felon Ted Stevens losing his seat to Mark Begitch after a tight race.

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Nov. 18: Sen. Joe Lieberman and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid speak to reporters after the Democratic caucus voted Tuesday to let Lieberman keep his committee chairmanship.

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Nov. 18: Worcester, Mass., police allege Mara Escobar kept her 16-year-old niece as a slave, and that the girl had been physically and sexually assaulted. WHDH's Victoria Block reports.

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Five-time major winner Seve Ballesteros was released from intensive care on Tuesday following brain surgery on a malignant tumor. Madrid's La Paz hospital said in a statement that Ballesteros would remain in hospital "to continue his rehabilitation" following three surgeries in 18 days. It remained cautious over releasing a time frame for his exit after a complicated surgery, saying only that the healing "process is slow" and that Ballesteros would remain in the hospital for some time.

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Will from "Unique Whips" meets up with LeBron James in New Orleans and receives a new project - LeBron's new Ferrari Spyder.

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Oskar Henningsson won the final stage of the European Tour's qualifying school on Tuesday as 32 players earned their tour cards for 2009. The Swedish golfer finished with a 21-under 409 total in the six-day event, to edge Spain's Carlos del Moral and Australia's Wade Ormsby by four shots. Of the original 900 golfers vying for their tour cards, 156 remained to tee off at the par-72 PGA Golf de Catalunya course last Thursday, with Henningsson picking up the ?18,595 ($23,568) first prize.

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Nov. 17: The New York Times reports Obama has already met with Sen. Hillary Clinton about being secretary of state. Obama also met with Sen. John McCain. Is reaching out to former rivals a good idea? Guest host Arianna Huffington is joined by Bill Maher, host of the HBO show “Real Time with Bill Maher.”

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Nov. 17: Barack Obama and his former rival, Sen. John McCain, met on Monday to discuss issues of mutual interest, fueling speculation that the president-elect is close to making some big decisions on cabinet positions. NBC's Savannah Guthrie reports.

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