Tracy Anderson is well known for intense workouts and she's now known for her food. It's the Food Program by Tracy Anderson and it's set to go national on June 1st.  The program is loved by Gwyneth
Paltrow and Kim Kardashian.

Gwynie loves the plan’s salmon with yogurt-mint dressing. The
plan isn’t cheap — it starts at $54.95 per day for a 14-day supply.

Mary J. Blige's financial woes have QUADRUPLED – she already owed $900k to New Jersey.  Well apparently TMZ has learned that she has been slapped with a $3.4 MILLION bill from Uncle Sam.

The IRS filed a federal tax lien against the Grammy winner, claiming she failed to pay all her income taxes for the years 2009 to 2011.

Tax bill grand total: $3,426,255.43.

The IRS will have to take a number because Mary J still owes $901,769.65 in back taxes to the Garden State.  She is also being sued for allegedly defaulting on a $2.2 million bank loan and her charity is facing a lawsuit that claims it took out a $250k loan and never paid it back.

Aly Raisman arrived at Access Hollywood Live with a surprise extra guest yesterday - an official from the World Anti-Doping Agency, on hand to collect testing samples from the gymnast.

The 18-year-old gymnast said the drop-in tests are "random," but questioned their timing, as she's about to compete in the "DWTS" Season 16 finale.

Though inconvenient, Aly said she doesn't mind the surprise tests.

"I'm clean, so I don't have anything to worry about," she said, adding that she'll receive the results in "four to six weeks."

Catch the "Dancing with the Stars" finals beginning Monday at 8pm on ABC.

There's good news off-camera on the Today show.

Co-host Savannah Guthrie announced on Monday's show she is engaged to marry her boyfriend of four years, Michael Feldman, who proposed over this Mother's Day weekend.

Guthrie, who was married (and divorced) once before, from 2005 to 2009 to BBC News presenter Mark Orchard, said she wouldn't let her wedding be broadcast on the show.

She later said,"Our families basically have been in-laws for years." "They've just been waiting for us to catch up."

Justin Timberlake has conquered music, film, and TV, so could politics be in his future? According to a new survey conducted by Public Policy Polling, respondents overwhelmingly chose Justin Timberlake as the musician they'd like to see in the Oval Office. (34% of those polled choosing the crooner as a pick for prez)

Also high on the list, Adele and Beyonce, who were named as potential White House residents by 19% and 14% of those surveyed, respectively. One thing the divided political parties have in common: Their mutual hatred for Justin Bieber!