Jeremy Bradley- Shaun Robinson from Access Hollywood is joining us on the line right now. Hi, Shaun. How are you?

Shaun Robinson- Hey, Jeremy. How are you?

JB- I'm good, thanks, and you?

SR- Great. I'm fantastic.

JB- Let's heat things up right off the top.

SR- (laughing) OK.

JB- Access is looking closely at the celebs and everything about their lives, as always. We talked with Billy Bush about celebrity breasts and buns, let's get your take on…

SR- Excuse me, Jeremy. You talked to Billy Bush about what?

JB- Celebrity breasts and buns.

SR- Oh, I bet that was an interesting conversation, wasn't it, Jeremy?

JB- You know, it was. I sort of felt dirty… just in a good way.

SR- (laughing) Oh, did you? (laughing) And we're continuing that, with talking about the best plastic surgery tonight.

JB- Let's get your take on pecs and the other fun stuff then.

SR- OK. Pecs? Hey, Hugh Jackman.

JB- Yeah.

SR- Best pecs around. Don't you agree with me?

JB- I was going to say Billy Bush, but I guess…

SR- No. Too soft. Way too soft.

JB- (laughing)

SR- No, Hugh Jackman is the top of our "Pectacular" list and I thought he was a perfect choice. I don't know if you've seen Wolverine, but I gotta tell you, the man's got it going on.

JB- In Billy's case, he disagreed with the best buns, so you fully agree with the Pectacular winner.

SR- We're doing best plastic surgery tonight. There are a couple of them I don't really agree with. The one that they're doing that I like is Ashlee Simpson. I think she looks really good.

JB- What has she had done?

SR- Well, you gotta tune in to see!

JB- (laughing) OK, deal. What other lists do you have coming up on the show?

SR- We've got… I think we've got worst plastic surgery. Yikes. And, I don't know. We've done so many different body parts. Tune in tonight and you can check that out. We are also giving you an update on Hulk and Linda Hogan's divorce. Their daughter, we have an interview with her and she talks about her father and the statement that he made about agreeing with… being able to understand O.J. Simpson. We're also talking and looking at Farrah Fawcett and her courageous battle with cancer. She's got a new documentary coming out called Farrah's Story.

JB- That's this Friday, I believe.

SR- Yes, yes. May 15. She's had to deal with so many, many challenges. We're also talking with… I don't know if you ever had that famous Farrah poster - we're talking to the photographer of that poster and he's going to talk to us about that famous shot that is still the top-selling poster of all time.

JB- No doubt. I'm sure it's going to be even more popular once time goes on and she really does become a legendary figure, more so than she is now.

SR- That's interesting. That's really interesting. One of the things she's had to deal with is having her medical records sold to the National Enquirer. And she talks about confronting that employee who did that to her -- the hospital employee. So, lots of stuff coming up. We certainly wish her peace in these days, and comfort and not being in pain.

JB- Absolutely. Now, you mention things being leaked to the media. In terms of technology, the Internet is a wonderful thing for celebrities, but it can also be a terrible thing with scandal involved. We've seen a lot of it lately with Miss California or the whole Rihanna-Chris Brown thing. What's your take on it? Why are people so fascinated with exploiting these people?

SR- People want to be part of a story and when you have a situation like a Miss California, the person who leaked those photographs, you know, they want to feel important. They want to feel like, Oh, look what I did. Look at me. It's kind of like… I liken it to arsonists who start the (California) wildfires. They like to see chaos. They like to see their work on the news -- their work in quotation marks -- on the news every single night. I think people who leak photos and try to destroy another person are kind of like that arsonist. And, what's interesting about Miss California is you have that element. You have her supposedly not telling the truth about what she's done in the past. And, today Donald Trump is holding a news conference about the fate of Miss California. Will she keep her crown? Will she have to give it up? We'll be talking about that tonight also.

JB- It would have been really interesting if she would have won and then all this to come out, hey?

SR- Right. Yeah, it would have been interesting. It would have been very interesting.