PHILLIPS: Let's get to your showbiz headlines. Yes, bringing back the soul train memories. Guess what? Monday was the show's 40th anniversary, celebrated in Chicago. Fifteen thousand people cheered on, as Don Cornelius got an honorary street sign. It's going to go up by the old TV studio where he first launched the show in '71. Even at 74 years old, yes, the "Soul Train" host pulled out a few moves. Madonna is going to have a new album for 2012, her first in 2008. She tells Swedish TV that she expects a single in February or March. After leaving CBS for ABC last June, tonight Katie Couric makes her network debut on "Nightline." She talks to actress Sara Jessica Parker about movies, kids and what Parker calls the, quote, "snarky media." Couric is also developing a daytime talk show for ABC. Well, Ed Rollins says he's no longer running the Bachmann campaign and he tells CNN it's a Romney/Perry race, but is it too early to say we're in a two-person race for the GOP nomination? Your "Political Buzz" is next.
"Soul Train" Celebrates 40th; New Madonna Album in 2012