Good Morning America on Velvet for January 28

WALK AID: BRAIN IN A BOX
It's called the WalkAide System and it's designed to help people with paralysis walk easier. The device that looks like an iPod and is strapped just below the knee. With a push of a button, a gentle electric signal is sent from the brain to the foot telling it to lift at the appropriate time. It's something the brain can't do on its own.

ON TOUR WITH HANNAH MONTANA
Good Morning America has exclusive access behind the scenes with Hannah Montana, from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

KITCHEN GADGETS UNDER $20
Sara Moulton is here with cool new kitchen gadgets, all under $20!

The View on Velvet for January 28

The View's Barbara Walters, Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, and Sherri Shepherd have a Day of Real Life Hot Topics with guests Al Sharpton, Bob Berkowitz (author, He’s Just Not Up for It Anymore), two women from Super Skinny Me.

A look at Heath Ledger's death on Velvet's Good Morning America

Check Good Morning America (GMA) on Velvet for a discussion on prescription drugs and how they figured in the untimely death of Heath Ledger. The Australian actor was found dead in his New York apartment last Tuesday in what some people believe was an accidental overdose. The show will also delve on deadly drug interaction (Ledger had a variety of different drugs in his apartment).

GMA also interviews the Spice Girls on their upcoming CD and world concert tour. The sassy ladies from the British Isles will also give fans an update on what they've been doing lately.

Star Style at Friendster

Actress Katrina Halili had an Hermes scarf/sarong remade into a minidress by designer friend Tina Danak. She paired it with clear wedges by Syrup from People are People for the Friendster Fan Profile press conference at Ascend at The Fort this afternoon.

Movie premiere: The Savages

Wendy Savage (Laura Linney) is a struggling East Village playwright, who spends her days applying for grants, stealing office supplies, and dating her very married neighbor. Jon (Philip Seymour Hoffman) is an obsessive compulsive college professor writing obscure books on even more obscure subjects who still can’t commit to his girlfriend after four years.
They are forced to return home when their father Lenny Savage (Philip Bosco) goes off the deep end and his kids are the only ones who can help him. With Wendy and Jon living under one roof for the first time since they were kids, it's not too long before they start driving each other crazy.
Laura Linney earned an Oscar nomination for Best Actress for The Savages