Kirstie Alley got really fat, lost some weight and then got fat again. In this day and age, that's all it takes to land your own reality show. Full Article at The Hollywood Gossip

[Christopher] Lane [Valerie's trainer] stresses that Valerie’s workout routine was really "back to basics," adding that he had the star doing "step ups on the coffee table." "Your body is your own best tool!" the star trainer said. Full Article at I'm Not Obsessed

On Rachael Ray today, Valerie Bertinelli and her trainer Christopher Ross Lane reveal how the star got her amazing bikini-body at 49 years old. The best news is you can follow her routine at home — just like Valerie. Full Article at People

Bitten and Bound says: “Kirstie Alley, former spokeswoman for Jenny Craig, is back on the fitness bandwagon. Full Article at Anything Hollywood

The actress famously shed weight as a spokesmodel for U.S. diet firm Jenny Craig but then piled the pounds back on. Now, she's keen to slim down again - and this time she'll fight the flab for a new A and E TV series. Full Article at New Kerala

The actress famously shed weight as a spokesmodel for U.S. diet firm Jenny Craig but then piled the pounds back on. Now, she's keen to slim down again - and this time she'll fight the flab for a new A&E TV series. Full Article at IMDB

Ready for the next big thing in reality TV? Kirstie Alley plans to return to the small screen in an unscripted docu-series for A&E -- chronicling her continuing fight to lose weight while raising two teenagers alone. Full Article at US Magazine

PLUS be one of the first to try the programme in the UK A month ago we announced on Diet Another Day that the Jenny Craig Weight Management Programme was coming to the UK following its massive US success. Full Article at ivillage

By Deborah Ball VEVEY, Switzerland—Paul Bulcke became chief executive of Nestlé SA in April 2008, capping a career at the world's largest food company that began in 1979 as a management trainee. It's been a tough 18 months. Full Article at Wall Street Journal

As much as I love Marie Osmond and Valerie Bertinelli, I can't help but wonder how much easier it must be to lose weight with a little extra cash. Full Article at Hartford Courant

I never met a diet I didn't like. I am always on the look out for the one diet that will change my life forever. I love Weight Watchers, and have tried Jenny Craig, South Beach, Atkins, and many others. I also love cookies. Full Article at Associated Content

WASHINGTON (AP) -- If Congress can't stop itself from spending the nation into everlasting debt, give the controls to somebody else. A sizeable number of senators themselves. Full Article at ReadingEagle.com

(CBS) She's a winner for losing big. Actress and author Valerie Bertinelli is most famous - recently - for going on a diet, dropping 40 pounds and making her achievement public, posing for a camera in a bikini. Full Article at CBS News

Valerie Bertinelli can now add fitness DVD host to her resume when Losing It and Keeping Fit! is released next month. The former One Day at a Time and Touched by an Angel cast member and Jenny Craig spokeswoman recently lost 40 pounds. Full Article at Glitterati Gossip

The former "One Day at a Time" and "Touched by an Angel" cast member and Jenny Craig spokeswoman recently lost 40 pounds. Full Article at The Money Times

Flamenco is a workout for your brain as well as your body. On healthzone.ca you can find physiotherapists in your area Two years ago, sitcom star Valerie Bertinelli weighed 172 pounds. Full Article at Toronto Star

I did something I've never before done on vacation: I lost weight. Five pounds in 10 days to be exact. That brought my total weight loss for the first month of this dieting project to 13 pounds. Full Article at Chattanooga Times Free Press

After getting in bikini-body shape with Jenny Craig earlier this year, Valerie Bertinelli is turning exercise guru, and she took a little time out to talk with PEOPLE why she wanted to launch her new get-fit video, Losing It and Keeping Fit. Full Article at People

Celebrity alliances, such as Jennifer Hawkins for Myer and Megan Gale for David Jones, may be an Aussie dream for brand marketers but does endorsement always work? Full Article at The Age