Entertainer Rosie O’Donnell was among the millions of Americans who were blown away by Susan Boyle’s performance at Britain’s Got Talent. Interviewed while showcasing her artwork at a Florida gallery on Sunday, O’Donnell told People the world should "enjoy (Boyle’s performance) for what it was." "Here is this freaky miss, a fat, ugly girl, like Shrek comes to life, directing energy towards her soul," O’Donnell told the magazine. "This was so rare … something authentic in a world that is usually manufactured. It was a perfect moment which will never happen again."

Grey’s Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo and her husband/music producer Chris Ivery are expecting their first child, People.com reports. A spokeswoman for the actress confirmed the news Sunday. Pompeo, 39, and Ivery, 41, were married in November, 2007.

One major hurdle down, one major hurdle to go for the Screen Actors Guild: the union’s National Board on Sunday narrowly approved a two-year, tentative deal with the Hollywood studios. The SAG brass must now persuade the union’s 120,000 members to ratify the deal, and opposition is expected, according to Variety. SAG President Alan Rosenberg told the trade paper that he’ll oppose ratification because the new deal didn’t achieve residuals on some new media projects.

Undaunted, the SAG brass issued statements of hope that the proposed deal should fly with the members. Film and TV actors have been working without a contract since June of 2008. "This tentative agreement increased contributions to the SAG pension plan, increased minimums … and it tracks the new media provisions achieved by other entertainment industry unions," said chief negotiator John McGuire. "The term of the agreement puts SAG in sync with the other unions."

"We’re eager to get our members back to work," added interim National Executive Director David White.

It appears the much-ballyhooed return of Prison Break wasn’t as hotly anticipated as Fox had hoped. Despite a hefty amount of promos, the episode was only seen by 3.4 million viewers and earned a meager 1.2 rating among adults 18-49, according to the Hollywood Reporter. That’s down 25 percent from what Dollhouse was previously earning in the time period. Break will end its run on Fox with a two-hour series finale on May 15.

The fascination over Susan Boyle continues. Times Online is reporting that Boyle’s soulful rendition of "Cry Me a River" — a recording she made 10 years ago for a hometown charity album — has surfaced on YouTube. A spokeswoman for the 48-year-old contestant from Britain’s Got Talent confirmed the recording was real. Apparently, only 1,000 copies of the CD were produced.