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Los Angeles - Gwyneth Paltrow wants her own talk show.
The Iron Man 3 actress would love to follow in the footsteps of former actress Ellen DeGeneres and host her own chat show.
A source told America's Star magazine: "She thinks she can be a kind of New Age Ellen DeGeneres. She completely believes she has what it takes.
"As much as Gwyneth is inspired by Ellen and other talk show hosts, she also thinks she can do it better than any of them."
'Second Chances'
It was recently revealed Gwyneth will front a 10-episode show called Second Chances on the AOL On Network, produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions.
Gwyneth will star alongside her fitness guru pal Tracy Anderson, during which they will share stories of numerous women who have faced and overcome a variety of obstacles in their lives.
AOL said: "Gwyneth Paltrow and Tracy Anderson spend time with women who've overcome hardship, injury, and setbacks to triumph in the face of adversity.
"We'll hear their inspiring stories firsthand, whether fighting back from a career-ending injury or transforming their lives and bodies through diet and exercise."
American Idol host Ryan, 38, who already produces a number of reality shows including Keeping Up With The Kardashians revealed he is excited to focus on digital shows.
He said: "It's a new focus for us, in the context of this company."
The Iron Man 3 actress would love to follow in the footsteps of former actress Ellen DeGeneres and host her own chat show.
A source told America's Star magazine: "She thinks she can be a kind of New Age Ellen DeGeneres. She completely believes she has what it takes.
"As much as Gwyneth is inspired by Ellen and other talk show hosts, she also thinks she can do it better than any of them."
'Second Chances'
It was recently revealed Gwyneth will front a 10-episode show called Second Chances on the AOL On Network, produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions.
Gwyneth will star alongside her fitness guru pal Tracy Anderson, during which they will share stories of numerous women who have faced and overcome a variety of obstacles in their lives.
AOL said: "Gwyneth Paltrow and Tracy Anderson spend time with women who've overcome hardship, injury, and setbacks to triumph in the face of adversity.
"We'll hear their inspiring stories firsthand, whether fighting back from a career-ending injury or transforming their lives and bodies through diet and exercise."
American Idol host Ryan, 38, who already produces a number of reality shows including Keeping Up With The Kardashians revealed he is excited to focus on digital shows.
He said: "It's a new focus for us, in the context of this company."
