Tonight's long-awaited interview with Colin Firth and the cast of "The King's Speech" features a conversation between Firth and Piers Morgan about love scenes. "I like the idea of them," said Firth. But "it's a very odd experience to say the least."

Still, Firth describes the "only two circumstances where doing love scenes are exciting." The full interview airs tonight at 9pmET/PT (and the following day at 8pm UK/HK), which also features Oscar nominees Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter. Check out more details from the show here.

Rod Stewart and his wife Penny Lancaster Stewart welcomed their second son together last night. In an interview that airs Monday, Piers Morgan talked to Stewart about becoming a father again. "I'm hoping that it's a boy and he's not going to be too difficult," he told Piers last month. "I consider myself a very fit 65-year-old. I'm just going to have to be a very fit 85-year-old."

The couple had struggled to have another child. "I really felt for her because she wanted a partner for Alastair and she got it," he told Piers. The full interview, which took place at Stewart's palatial Beverly Hills home, airs Monday 9pmET/PT.

Tonight is the night – Piers Morgan's long-awaited interview with the Oscar-nominated stars of "The King's Speech" – Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.

During one surprising exchange, Piers asks Firth about his take on the monarchies, like the one he portrays in the movie. After avoiding the question ("I think they seem very nice"), Firth revealed his real take on the royal family. FULL POST

On last night's "Piers Morgan Tonight", Piers Morgan talked to several of the plaintiffs in the federal lawsuit filed by military veteran women who are suing over sexual abuse during their time in the military. Hear their story above.

In the second half of the show, Piers talked to Cheryl Burke of "Dancing With The Stars" about her childhood abuse. Check out the video below: 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 17, 2011, protests continue in Bahrain, Obama meets with Facebook's founder. FULL POST