Nic is under no illusions about the dangers ahead. This is major league bad stuff. I am as worried about him this time as I have ever been, in all our years together.

It could have been written as Nic headed for Egypt last week – a lifetime ago now – but it’s a 2004 diary entry, written as he headed to some other conflict in some other, embattled land.

In fact, it could have written in almost any time during the last 20 years. Egypt is just his latest heart-stoppingly dangerous pinpoint on the map. His office may be in CNN’s shiny, impressive London production center. But Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Darfur, Bosnia – Egypt! - these are the places he usually works, on the ragged outer perimeters of man’s inhumanity to man. FULL POST

Saturday night will be a special edition of "Piers Morgan Tonight" – with Piers Morgan's recent interview of Anthony Hopkins.

In the preview of tomorrow's show, Hopkins tells Piers one of his favorite young actors. He also talks about a famous actor who grew up in the same small town as the movie star – Richard Burton. The full interview airs Saturday, February 5 at 9pmET/PT.

Sunday night will be a special edition of "Piers Morgan Tonight" – with Piers Morgan's recent interview of four legendary women of television.

The women – Angie Dickinson, Linda Evans, Stefanie Powers and Nichelle Nichols – open up to Piers about their lives and careers. In the above clip, Piers asks about how they've remained so "remarkably youthful" – and they discuss the "what the hell" part of life. Check out the full interview Sunday night at 9pmET/PT. More info below: FULL POST

Piers Morgan interviewed Mort Zuckerman and Marty Peretz about Egypt and the Israel implications last night on "Piers Morgan Tonight."

Both guests also talked about the violence aimed at journalists in Cairo. "It's terrible when that happens, but it happens over and over again in these situations," said Zuckerman. Peretz, though, had a different take: FULL POST

Each day, we here at "Piers Morgan Tonight" will put together the news you need to know – from what happened last night to what will happen today.

For February 4, 2011, the crisis in Egypt reaches a breaking point, and will Rep. Giffords' husband go to space? FULL POST

Sarah El Sirgany is a reporter for the Cairo-based World News Egypt newspaper. After her paper was shut down by government forces, she has been reporting all week in another way – Twitter. Yesterday she was in the streets, tweeting what she say. Last night she was on "Piers Morgan Tonight." "I don't know why the government put the internet back on. But we're going to use it," she said.

Piers Morgan asked how long she'd continue with her reports via social media. "As long as I can," she said. "The situation is very unpredictable."