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Prince Harry was back on CBS This Morning, talking about his royal tour and charity work again in his cute British accent. Yesterday, Harry admitted that while he has a privileged life, being a prince is anything but a fairy tale, as any girl who has dated him can tell you. This morning, he got frank about how he has learned to play to the crowds and the people he meets. He says, "You got to give something back. You can't just sit there." Harry says he's fully aware of the shots photographers want. As for Kate Middleton, he says his sister-in-law is not giving him fashion tips quite yet. Those blue suede shoes he wore in Jamaica were all him.

After contestant Courtney was spotted a couple weeks ago trying on wedding dresses, the outcome of The Bachelor seemed like a poorly kept secret. In fact, last night we found out that Ben and his final pick Courtney weren't even pretending to hide his decision. Ben admitted that after tabloid rumors that he was cheating on Courtney surfaced, they thought it would send a clear message that they're together if she went out to try on dresses. But last night, the pair was anything but clear about their relationship status. The actual finale was pretty much a letdown, as it seemed like Ben was going through the motions with Lindzi, and his eventual proposal to Courtney was pretty low-key and not very emotional. We were hoping for some drama or at least sparks on the aftershow, but Ben and Courtney just sent mixed messages. Ben cried, Courtney tried to cry, and they assured us that they are together, after admitting that they had previously broken up and weren't all that confident it would work out. Ben put the engagement ring back on Courtney's finger, but we're not so sure how long that will last. See a clip from last night's After the Final Rose now.

You know what's hotter than pictures of Prince Harry playing sports, mixing with the locals, and smiling wide with a bunch of kids on his royal tour? Hearing Harry reflect on his charity work and life as prince with his adorable British accent. Today on CBS This Morning, Harry readily admitted that he has a favorable life and is humbled by the receptions he receives around the world. But, he says, royal life is not exactly what you'd expect from the fairy tales, as any girl who has dated him will tell you. Harry hopes that the woman he ends up with will be prepared for the challenges. He explains, "I'm 27 years old, and not so much searching for someone to fulfill the role but obviously [hoping to find] someone who would be willing to take it on." Watch Harry's interview now.

If you've seen ads or the trailer for HBO's Game Change, you might have done a double take. Julianne Moore has transformed herself into a version of Sarah Palin that is even more believable than Tina Fey's. Last night on The Daily Show, Julianne, an outspoken Democrat, talked about whether she worried the film about the 2008 election would be seen as elite Hollywood liberals taking cheap shots for fun. She said, "We were very, very careful to be as balanced as possible in our portrayal." Watch Julianne give her take on Game Change and made for TV politicians like Sarah Palin with Jon Stewart now.

For Fall 2012, designer Clare Waight Keller showed a sporty, effortless collection filled with chunky knits, longer hemlines, and lovely, wearable outerwear. The silhouettes were streamlined and unfussy and often executed in a dreamy pastel palette. To see the entire collection — and pick your favorite coat — watch the full runway now, then read our editors' review here.

Last night at Cosmo's Fun and Fearless Awards at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in New York City, we caught up with Rose Byrne, who told us how she chose her Vivienne Westwood Oscars dress, how her bangs have influenced her style, and why she loves Kate Moss. Watch our video to see the lovely Aussie — this time in Chanel! — tell all.

With the help of Wall-E director Andrew Stanton, Disney is bringing a new out-of-this-world hero to the big screen in John Carter. We sat down with the cast and director of the movie, which is based on the classic sci fi book series by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Willem Dafoe plays a creature on Mars who helps Civil War vet John Carter when he finds himself on Mars, and we got Willem to speak some Martian for us. Dominic West, who plays the villain, opened up about his days in the circus, and director Andrew Stanton told us why he wanted Taylor Kitsch for the title role. Watch our interview with the talented trio now, and don't miss our chat with Taylor Kitsch or Lynn Collins, who plays the Princess of Mars. You can catch John Carter in theaters March 9.