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Is The Octomom Willing To Take Care Of Amy Fisher’s Kids If She Loses In The Boxing Ring?

Nadya “Octomom” Suleman chats with Access about facing off against Amy Fisher in the ring for an upcoming “Celebrity Fight Night” for charity. Will she really take care of Amy’s kids if she loses? Plus, why did Nadya choose autism as the charity she is fighting for? Lastly, how are things going at home? How are all the kids?

Access Hollywood Live: Tisha Campbell-Martin Whips Up A Yummy Smoothie

Tisha Campbell-Martin, a paid spokesperson for Yoplait, shows Billy Bush how to make one of her favorite treats — a vanilla caramel chai smoothie. You can find Tisha on “The Protector” on Mondays at 10 / 9c PM on Lifetime. Plus, check out www.coloredmymind.com to learn more about Tisha’s charity, which sheds light on autism.

‘Parenthood’ Stars Talk Tackling Tough Topics On The Show

Monica Potter, Lauren Graham, Peter Krause and others from the cast of NBC’s “Parenthood” chat with Access at the 4th Annual Television Academy Honors about why they feel their show resonates with so many people. Why are they excited they are able to take on some difficult topics on the show, including dealing with autism?

Jenny McCarthy Spreads Hope To Parents Of Children With Autism

Jenny McCarthy chats with Access about Generation Rescue, an organization that helps families with children who have autism. Plus, what does Jenny think about John Travolta and Kelly Preston, after much speculation, publicly admitting their son, Jett, had autism?

Rosie O’Donnell On ‘A Mother’s Courage’ & Returning To Daytime TV

At the NYC premiere of “A Mother’s Courage: Talking Back To Autism,” Rosie explains how she thinks this film captures a “miracle.” She also discusses her return to daytime TV, but does she view Sarah Palin’s possible talk show as worthy competition?

Dina Lohan: Is Lindsay Running Out Of Time?

Dina Lohan, along with her mother and daughter, Ali, served lunch to over 200 individuals with autism at the Don’t Be Alone luncheon. But, what did she have to say about an alleged recording of her saying Lindsay needs to return to rehab?

All Access: Jenny McCarthy, Part II

No longer exhibiting the symptoms of autism, Jenny’s 6-year-old son, Evan, still has to be home-schooled for his own protection — any exposure to germs can cause illness and lead to violent seizures.

Access Extended: Jenny McCarthy & John Cena Talk Autism

Jenny McCarthy talks to Nancy O’Dell about teaming up with the WWE for a charity event to raise money to fight autism.

Access Extended: Jenny McCarthy Dons The Bunny Suit

Jenny is in Vegas for one night only, collecting tips at the Playboy Club to benefit autism research.