Umm, this is interesting.

Kathy Griffin is all set to host a new dance show on ABC called Let's Dance, featuring celebrity contestants re-enacting famous routines.

So like Dancing with the Stars, but with unoriginal choreography?

Awesome!

The show is actually premiering after the Dancing with the Stars finale on Monday, November 23th and is set to air five episodes. Three viewers' choices and three judges' choices will advance to the final round and the public votes for the winner.

How many "stars" did they get for this thing? Six final performances seems like a lot!

Enough with the dance shows, but hopefully Kathy will give this show the pizazz it needs! Without her it sounds like a TOTAL snoozefest!

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Despite Microsoft's decision to pull out of sponsoring Sunday's Family Guy Presents: Seth and Alex's Almost Live Comedy Show due to "content concerns", Warner Bros. isn't afraid to put their movie promotion money where their mouth is!

The studio will take over the endorsement to promote their holiday blockbuster Sherlock Holmes, with Robert Downey Jr and Jude Law.

The Family Guy special is supposed to be HIGHlarious, but we can't wait to get our hands on the deleted scenes. Supposedly, a sequence in the show about Miley Cyrus and her relationship with her father has been cut from the final product!

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Things aren't looking good for the once-loved ABC show!

Ugly Betty literally hit a new low on Friday drawing in only 4.5 million viewers, beating out the low ratings they received last week with 4.55 million viewers.

Dateline had this highest numbers of the night with 7.95 million followed by CBS' Medium at 7.69 million.

Could this be Betty's last year at Mode?

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What is all of Germany watching that is better than the wild antics of Tracy Morgan?

In its debut on German television Sunday night, Tina Fey's Emmy-winning comedy 30 Rock scored a 0.0 rating, meaning fewer than 5,000 viewers tuned in.

We bet if they got The Hoff to do a musical number in the episode, those Germans would have tuned in!

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Though David Letterman's sexcapades with female staffers could have cost of him his legendary late night show, it doesn't seem like American audiences really care.

His ratings are still solid!

Whether people are tuning in to support him or hate him, they are tuning in and viewership has even grown by 10% compared to last year. The Late Show's weekly average rating in the adults 18-49 demographic has been a consistent 1.0 or 1.1, and has held steady an average of 4.4 million total viewers.

Guess in Dave's case, sex sells!

Let's see if it has the same affect for Jimmy Kimmel.

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Ready your eyeballs for the return of the Dancing Baby. An Ally McBeal reunion is here!

This morning, the whole gang reunited on Good Morning America to talk about the good old days of unisex bathrooms and the release of the series to DVD.

Unlike the show, nothing too exciting came of the interview. Jane Krakowski joined the convo via satellite, while Calista Flockhart started rambling on about her biological clock.

But the nostalgic was sure in the air and hopefully, will stir up some more interesting conversation in the second part of the interview slated for tomorrow.

CLICK HERE to check out the entire interview.

Did any of U watch? What did U think?

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It seems even the World Series can't put a damper on people's obsession with vampires!

The new CW series The Vampire Diaries brought in big numbers last Thursday, holding its own against game two of the World Series.

The show had a record performance with adults 18-34 (2.4 rating/7 share), especially and not surprisingly, women 18-34 (3.2/ 9). These numbers mark the highest ratings for the CW since January 2007.

The Vampire Diaries is The CW's new Gossip Girl!

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The fat kid from the Goonies Jerry O'Connell hasn't been doing too much acting these days. He's been more of the stay at home dad type.

Luckily for him, he has his wife's connections to hook him up with work when he is ready! It was just announced that Jerry will be starring opposite his lovely wife, Rebecca Romijn, in her new show Eastwick!

Jerry will be playing a hot new hunk interested in Rebecca’s co-star Jaime Ray Newman. But Rebecca isn't jealous: "I think it’s great to have him play someone else's love interest, as it would have been distracting to have him come on and play my love interest."

But if they are both working, whose taking care of the little ones?

Rebbecca confesses: "We’re going to have to figure that one out. They’ll probably be at the set the whole time!"

Yeah, that is not going to work out!

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And whoever he brings home afterward will at least be cleaner than any of those prostitutes he picks up on the street!

We kid, we kid. Eddie Murphy has to be on his best behavior for this gig - his daughter will be there.

It has been confirmed by the CW network that Eddie will be appearing in the finale episode of America's Next Top Model, airing in November.

The final runway challenge for the Top Model contestants finds them walking in show with Eddie's daughter Bria Murphy. Tyra Banks and her gang will join Eddie in the front row of the event to watch the final two contestants walk it out.

A little screen time for Eddie couldn't hurt. A little boast to his career couldn't hurt either.

This isn't it, though.

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