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People who should host the Academy Awards

At this point, the question doesn't seem to be if Harris will one day host the Oscars but when. His championship turn at the Emmys this year would have seemed like a slam dunk even if he hadn't followed last year's disastrous five-reality-hosts-without-a-script telecast. It came a mere three and a half months after his hosting debut at the Tonys, and he proved in both cases that he was equally adept at song-and-dance numbers as he was with off-the-cuff jokes about events that happened just minutes before. Even so, he was respectful to the ceremonies without taking things too seriously while successfully tailoring each show to a different audience. If Hugh Jackman could successfully make the awards-show transition from Broadway to the silver screen, so can NPH. Unless, of course, he's beaten out by Jeremy Piven or Jon Cryer.

‘Dancing’ delivers a double whammy

Tom DeLay looked rough dancing a week ago and even worse on Monday night. With stress fractures in both feet, it seemed that the former politician was out of options. While he made it through Monday night's show, he announced Tuesday night that he was ready to take the advice of his doctors and withdraw from the competition. Sadly for Tom, he went home the week before he would have been doing his home state Texas two-step, so host Tom Bergeron told him he could come back and do it in the season finale if his feet recover by then.

Music Review: Queen Latifah brings back the raps

Queen Latifah, "Persona" (Flavor Unit Records)

Report: Queen Latifah says she was sexually abused

Queen Latifah has revealed a traumatic chapter of her personal life: The singer-actress was sexually abused as a child.

It's `Fairweather' for Latifah song contest winner

Queen Latifah, who gave fans the chance to write and pick one of the songs for her next album, has a winner.

Latifah says power to the people: pick my song

Queen Latifah, host of the People's Choice Awards, is bringing new meaning to popular choice. She's giving fans the chance to write and pick a song for her next album.

Queen Latifah Says She Loves Her Curves

Queen Latifah says the definition of beauty is changing. "Beauty is not just a white girl. It's so many different flavors and shades," the 37-year-old rapper-actress tells People magazine in its latest issue. "It's good for regular girls because the meter (for beauty) has been a slim white girl."

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