New mom Halle Berry continues to lose her baby weight.

Three months after welcoming daughter Nahla, she showed off a slimmer figure Thursday at the 36th AFI Life Achievement Award tribute to Warren Beatty in Hollywood.

While she was pregnant, she scaled back her fitness regimen — which included yoga, swimming and light weights.

The 41-year-old actress — who has signed on for the psychological drama Frankie and Alice — began working out shortly after giving birth “to be back in fit form,” a source told Joynews.

Berry wasn’t the only big name at Beatty’s bash.

Jane Fonda, Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, Diane Keaton, Quentin Tarantino and Beatty’s wife Annette Bening also made appearances.

Asked about her husband, Bening told Us his success began with 1961’s Splendor in the Grass.

“But I think when he started producing his own pictures — that’s why he is here now,” she said. “He got in control of his own artistic choices. It was a long time before a lot of people did that.”

Wow… 3000 episodes and I have been here for every one. I am going on my 12th year here at Access! Of course, I started when I was just 15-years-old!!!! And boy what a ride it has been!

I can remember, as if it were yesterday, my very first interview. It was with Keanu Reeves and I was so nervous that I just laughed throughout the entire interview. No matter how he answered, I just let out this big belly laugh like it was the best thing anybody had ever said. He must have thought I was a bit whacky… hopefully, he realized I was just green.

The one question I get asked almost daily - so who are your favorite celebrities? Who do you enjoy interviewing the most? I always answer Richard Gere, because I had a crush on him for so long. I developed the crush when I was a little girl and snuck into the theater to see “American Gigolo” before the age I was allowed and caught a glimpse of his behind. Oh my… how my crush started that day!

I remember one of my first interviews with him. I was so tongue-tied… I could not get my questions out. My face turned bright red because of it and then my producers started yelling, “Get her some water, get her some water!” And that just made things worse! But actually, it all turned out just fine because I had to confess my crush to Richard and we have had the best relationship ever since.

He has given me exclusives on many occasions and we have such a nice rapport. Some of the other people I often talk about, as being my “favorites” to interview are Julia Roberts, Halle Berry, John Mayer, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Katherine Heigl, and Robin Williams. They don’t take themselves too seriously. They are such pros at doing interviews and will answer any question… knowing how to handle themselves… and they will give you something interesting to use even if they don’t want to specifically give the answer.

As we look back at old footage, I remember what fun I have had throughout the years. There are so many great memories. I remember introducing Gwen Stefani to a completely star-struck Julia Roberts. We were at the “America’s Sweethearts” premiere and I was in the middle of interviewing Julia Roberts when we both realized Gwen Stefani was walking up the red carpet behind Julia. Julia became visibly shaken and nervous. I asked her what was up and she said that she was Gwen’s biggest fan. I said that I would introduce her. Julia said no ‘No’… .that she was too nervous. I proceeded to ask her if she realized she was Julia Roberts. Of course, when Gwen walked close, I wasn’t about to lose the opportunity. I introduced them and they hugged and hugged. Julia was like a little girl… very cute moment.

I also remember some very special sentimental moments. I remember when Halle won her first big award.. .a Golden Globe for her portrayal in “Introducing Dorothy Dandridge.” She was so happy and had not spoken to her mom yet after winning. I handed her a portable phone and said, ‘Give your mom a call.’ She did and it was one of our sweetest moments ever, seeing something so real. Then, Halle went on to win so many awards including an Oscar and made history in the process.

The 1997 premiere of “Batman & Robin” was one of our first big premieres. It was when George Clooney was Batman… that’s how long ago it was. And he had a long-time girlfriend with him… hmmm… odd. And Arnold Schwarzenegger, our California governor, was Mr. Freeze. My, how times have changed!

I also get asked often which interviews took me by surprise. I always answer that one with Madonna. The first time I interviewed her I went in not knowing whether we would click. I pictured her as being entirely different than what she was. I so enjoyed our interview…. intelligent, informative, direct.. and she was so nice and classy to everyone in the room. Then I did a very long exclusive interview with her right after her adoption of David. That’s is when I saw even more… the softer, very genuine side of her. She remains one of my favorite people to interview to this day.

I am also often asked about big gets. Jack Nicholson… I mean who is not a fan of his! I remember the first event I was going to where he was in attendance. My producer said we were going to try really hard to get an interview with Jack. I said I didn’t think there was any way, as “he just doesn’t do interviews.” But when we got there, I just went up to him and started talking and we talked for 20 minutes. It was such a fun, great interview. Since then, he has been very kind granting me several interviews at various events.

I could continue about more favorites, but it would take me too long to write. I am honored to have been a part of Access since the very get-go. You know, as often happens, other great opportunities have come along, but I have never chosen to leave because I love what I do and the people with whom I do it!

As I head off for the long weekend, having finished up my radio show for tonight’s broadcast, I can’t believe how far we’ve come. “The Billy Bush Show” is exactly what we promised to stations:  a news breaking, celeb packed, opinionated, informative show with excellent music all the way through.

As far as content, I’ve had over 60 guests in a month from Mariah to Madonna, Julia Roberts, Jack Nicholson, Trump, Eva, Sarah Jessica, on and on.

Here’s a recap of just last night (easiest to remember):

“Idol” winner David Cook in studio… spoke about the moment he won, his brother’s ordeal and the bracelets he wears for him, a little girl with leukemia and others, why he cried… really good.

Denise Richards… refuting Charlie Sheen’s attacks on her about an alleged email he says she sent him “asking him for his seed” (gross, but news handled gently).

Eva Longoria Parker calling in from Malibu where she and Tony are meeting with inspectors at the new house they just bought. She says Tony wants babies now and so she’s going with it (actively trying to get pregnant - big).

Jennie Garth is a guest. Speaks for the first time publicly about joining the new CW cast of ‘90210′… resurrecting her old character Kelly Taylor… preparing for a steamier show where she’ll have to get in shape for nude scenes (with a student? Probably… ).

Morgan Freeman called in on cell phone while walking to the stage in Times Square. Tourists spotted him and attacked him. He said, “Call you back!!” as he took off running. He called right back hiding in an alleyway. I’m opening a blues club with him in Memphis on Sunday.

We’re doing it every night… laughing, taking it all with a grain of salt, having fun and pushing forward.

I am blessed that so many at Access Hollywood have really helped so much. They know who they are. It’s a killer one-two punch.

The competition TV shows are trying to get their talent on radio shows of their own as a result. Funny… radio is not as easy as it seems.  Trust me, I started in radio, it’s harder cuz its mostly ad lib.

Anyway, have a great weekend.

To all those who have served, I pray for you on Sunday and thank you for the sacrifice.

Associated Press LOS ANGELES - Jack Nicholson was in his familiar courtside seat wearing his traditional sunglasses Tuesday night, cheering on the Lakers in Game 3 of the NBA finals.

It was a scene reminiscent of the 1980s, when Nicholson supported the Lakers at The Forum in Inglewood in their three finals matchups with the Celtics.

Actress Dyan Cannon, another fan dating to the Magic Johnson-led “Showtime” Lakers, was also on hand as was soccer star David Beckham, a Staples Center regular since joining the Los Angeles Galaxy last summer.

Actors Denzel Washington, Dustin Hoffman, Timothy Hutton, Kristin Davis, Hilary Duff, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon were others who showed up along with directors Spike Lee and Penny Marshall, along with Playboy boss Hugh Hefner and his girlfriends, the stars of the reality show “The Girls Next Door.”

Former Lakers standouts Rick Fox and A.C. Green, ex-Celtics Jo Jo White and Bill Walton, and European soccer players Didier Drogba and Darren Bent were in attendance. Boston’s Kevin Garnett got the tickets for Drogba and Bent.