With the exemption involving Massey, the whole celebrities had been noted to be taking part or perhaps be in talks to play a part in Dancing with the Stars’ eleventh season. Dancing with the Stars’ eleventh season will premiere Monday, September 20 at 8PM ET/PT in a two-hour broadcast live. All 12 celebrity casts will dance a Viennese Waltz or Cha Cha routine with their expert partner in the premiere night, and the couple with the weakest scores from the judges and home audience votes is going to be eliminated on the next night’s final results broadcast. Dancing with the Stars 11th season professional partner pairings will be introduced Wednesday morning on Good Morning America.

Dancing with the Stars’ six female eleventh-season celebrities will be comedian and actress Margaret Cho, actress Jennifer Grey, actress Florence Henderson, singer and former America’s Got Talent judge Brandy Norwood, former The Hills star Audrina Patridge, and Bristol Palin, the teen mom daughter of former Alaskan governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

The six male celebrities will be singer Michael Bolton, former NBA basketball player Rick Fox, actor and former America’s Got Talent judge David Hasselhoff, rapper and Disney Channel star Kyle Massey, Jersey Shore star Mike The Situation Sorrentino, and recently retired NFL quarterback Kurt Warner.

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It was officially announced that the host of the Late Night show, Jimmy Fallon will be hosting the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards this year. I think he will do a good remark, especially when he bring his famous parodies.

The 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards will take place on August 29, 2010 at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California USA.

NBC will broadcast the 2010 Annual Emmy Awards live video stream online and on pay-per-view subscription during the awards night. You can also watch the 2010 Emmy Awards live stream on sopcast channels, justin tv, ustream, freedocast and other popular free live streaming sites.

Of course, Emmy Awards night is nothing without their nominees. Fans are keep asking if Who will go home with the big prize?

So I am inviting my loyal readers to watch along with us on Sunday starting at 7PM ET, As well as we will talk about the red carpet shenanigans, their silly outfits and everything.

Watch the 2010 Emmy Awards Live Stream Video:

Raj was considered a favorite to win the Miss Universe title, but she ended up in fifth place after stumbling in the interview round of the competition.

The question from judge William Baldwin, was simple enough: What is one big mistake you’ve made in your life, and what did you do to make it right?

Raj answered:
“In my 22 years of existence there is nothing major major problem I’ve done because I’m confident in myself and my family. Thank you for being here…. …Thank you , Thank you very much.” Seems ripe for a nice…
Indeed, her answer was perhaps the only major major stumble in this year’s competition. Some people are saying her answer to the question cost her the crown, which went to Miss Mexico Jimena Navarrete.

Did Raj’s answer cost her the Miss Universe title? Watch the full video below:

The 22-year-old Mexican woman from Guadalajara beat out 83 gorgeous women of the Universe.
Miss Jamaica Yendi Philipps took second place, Miss Australia Jenista Campbell took third, Miss Ukraine Anna Poslavska got fourth, and Miss Philippines Venus Raj—the wild card favorite coming into the competition—took fifth place.

Miss Mexico was the top scoring contender in the evening gown and was the second-highest scorer in the swimsuit competition.

Navarrete was questioned by Olympic gold medal figure skater Evan Lysacek about her thoughts on unsupervised internet usage and she said it is an indispensable tool.

Watch the Crowning Moment of Miss Mexico as the New Miss Universe 2010:

The Result of Miss Universe 2010 Winners:

4th Runner Up  – Philippines!
3rd Runner Up  – Ukraine!
2nd Runner UP  – Australia!
1st Runner UP  – Jamaica

MISS UNIVERSE 2010  – MEXICO!

Congratulations to the Miss Philippines on a great finish! We are so proud of you!

Viva Mexico!

The actual preliminary competitions happen to be history… The judges have conformed each and every candidates; have witnessed all of them in their sexy swimsuits and their evening gowns. The candidates have also paraded their National Costumes highlighting their heritage, traditions and cultures. What else do we have to find out about them?

We will figure out in tonight’s live coverage of Miss Universe 2010 on NBC at 9PM (ET).

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A reluctant Bill warns Sookie concerning the dangers she’s going to deal with. Jesus is fascinated from the mysterious characteristics of V. Sam’s current fit of anger sparks dark memories. Eric calls for precautions and satisfies a desire.

Arlene goes to Holly for help because of a depressing problem; Jason works with the unexpected, both with Tara and Crystal; Jessica is ripped involving Tommy and Hoyt. Right after communing with Talbot, Russell assures to draw out vengeance upon his enemies.

You have three more episodes remaining before season 3 wraps up. If Alan Ball complements the actual structure, the 4th season that order has been completed, will probably come out in June the coming year. This episode is certainly something to rock on.

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The semifinalists will be announced on Monday night, August 22((Tuesday morning Aug. 23, in the Philippines).

The seven preliminary judges ranked the 83 contestants based on evening gown, and swimsuit, during a two-hour presentation on the said venue and the Philippines’ pride Maria Venus Raj, got the loudest cheers from the crowd along with beauties from Haiti, Canada, Australia, USA, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.

If the preliminary results will be based on the online popularity survey sponsored by the Miss Universe Organization (MUO), aside from Raj, the Top 15 will consist of Miss Venezuela Marelisa Gibson, Miss Bolivia Claudia Arce Lemaitre, Miss Jamaica Yendi Philips, Miss Guatemala Jessica Scheel, Miss Thailand Fonthip Watcharatrakul, Miss Indonesia Qory Sandioriva, Miss Peru Guiliana Zevallos, Miss Mexico Jimena Navarette, Miss Colombia Natalia Navarro, Miss Russia Irina Antonenko, Miss Puerto Rico Mariana Paola Vicente, Miss Brazil Deborah Lyra, Miss Trinidad and Tobago LaToya Woods, and Miss Haiti Sarodj Bertin.

A new Miss Universe, a new title holder will rise, and hopefully it is Miss Philippine, Ms. Maria Venus Raj, 22.

Stay tune for more latest and fresh news and updates about Miss Universe 2010 beauty pageant.

Miss Universe 2010 Top 15 Candidates Live Stream Online:

Stripped down and splashed with blood, Alexander Skarsgard, Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer pose in the nude for the September issue of Rolling Stone with the headline “True Blood: They’re Hot. They’re Sexy. They’re Undead.”

The idea of celibate vampires is ridiculous, True Blood creator Alan Ball says. “To me, vampires are sex,” he says. “I don’t get a vampire story about abstinence. I’m 53. I don’t care about high school students. I find them irritating and uninformed.”

Tell us, what do you think of the new bloody Rolling Stone cover?

Watch for the 18th annual ESPY Awards ceremony to air on ESPN live hosted by Saturday Night Live “Weekend Update” anchor Seth Meyers.

New to the show this year, fans will be able to vote on an ESPY category during the televised broadcast, and see the results of their vote live on stage. Among those Legendary Espy 2010 Nominees, who will be the roosters for this year’s 18th Annual ESPY Awards Ceremony.

Watch it LIVE via ESPN now!

2010 ESPY Award Nominees

BEST MALE ATHLETE
Drew Brees, NFL
Kobe Bryant, NBA
LeBron James, NBA
Jimmie Johnson, NASCAR
Albert Pujols, MLB

BEST FEMALE ATHLETE
Maya Moore, NCAA Basketball
Diana Taurasi, WNBA
Lindsey Vonn, Skiing
Serena Williams, Tennis

BEST CHAMPIONSHIP PERFORMANCE
Drew Brees, Super Bowl XLIV
Anthony Johnson, Big Sky Conference Championship
Michael Phelps, World Swimming Championships
Shaun White, Winter Olympics

BEST BREAKTHROUGH ATHLETE
Brittney Griner, Baylor Women’s Basketball
Chris Johnson, Tennessee Titans
Stephen Strasburg, Washington Nationals
John Wall, University of Kentucky Basketball

BEST RECORD-BREAKING PERFORMANCE
Usain Bolt, 100 and 200-meter World Records
Brett Favre, NFL record for consecutive starts
Roger Federer, Most Grand Slam singles titles
Connecticut Women’s Basketball, Longest winning streak in Women’s NCAA Basketball History
Isner vs. Mahut at Wimbledon, Longest Match in Professional Tennis History

BEST UPSET
Frankie Edgar over B.J. Penn, MMA
Hawaii softball upsets #1 Alabama, NCAA Softball
Northern Iowa shocks No. 1 Kansas, NCAA Men’s Basketball
Y. E. Yang stuns Tiger Woods, PGA Championship

BEST GAME
Twins beat Tigers in Extra Innings (AL Central One-Game Tiebreak)
Canada edges USA in Olympic hockey championship game in overtime
Duke gets past Butler in Men’s NCAA Championship

BEST MOMENT
Phil Mickelson, 2009 Masters
Joannie Rochette, Winter Olympics
New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV
Landon Donovan World Cup vs. Algeria

BEST TEAM
Alabama Football
Chicago Blackhawks
Connecticut Women’s Basketball
Los Angeles Lakers
New Orleans Saints
New York Yankees

CASTROL EDGE PERFORMANCE UNDER PRESSURE AWARD
Sidney Crosby in the Olympic Hockey Gold Medal Game
Brett Favre in his return to Green Bay
Landon Donovan World Cup vs. Algeria
Stephen Strasburg in MLB debut

BEST SPORTS MOVIE
Big Fan
Invictus
The Blind Side
The Damned United
The Karate Kid

BEST COACH/MANAGER
Geno Auriemma, Connecticut Women’s Basketball
Joe Girardi, NY Yankees
Phil Jackson, Los Angeles Lakers
Mike Krzyzewski, Duke Men’s Basketball
Sean Payton, New Orleans Saints
Nick Saban, Alabama football

BEST NFL PLAYER
Drew Brees, New Orleans
Brett Favre, Minnesota
Chris Johnson, Tennessee
Peyton Manning, Indianapolis
Darrelle Revis, New York Jets
Charles Woodson, Green Bay

BEST MLB PLAYER
Zach Greinke, Kansas City
Derek Jeter, New York Yankees
Tim Lincecum, San Francisco
Joe Mauer, Minnesota
Albert Pujols, St. Louis

BEST NHL PLAYER
Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh
Ryan Miller, Buffalo
Alexander Ovechkin, Washington
Henrik Seden, Vancouver
Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay

BEST DRIVER
Kyle Busch
Dario Franchitti
Ron Hornaday
Jimmie Johnson
Tony Schumacher

BEST NBA PLAYER
Kobe Bryant, LA Lakers
Kevin Durant, Oklahoma City
Dwight Howard, Orlando
LeBron James, Cleveland
Dwyane Wade, Miami

BEST WNBA PLAYER
Tamika Catchings, Indiana
Becky Hammon, San Antonio
Lauren Jackson, Seattle
Candace Parker, Los Angeles
Diana Taurasi, Phoenix

BEST FIGHTER
Floyd Mayweather
Manny Pacquiao
Georges St. Pierre

BEST MALE GOLFER
Ernie Els
Phil Mickelson
Tiger Woods

BEST FEMALE GOLFER
Cristie Kerr
Lorena Ochoa
Jiyai Shin

BEST MALE TENNIS PLAYER
Roger Federer
Juan Martin del Potro
Rafael Nadal

BEST FEMALE TENNIS PLAYER
Kim Clijsters
Serena Williams
Venus Williams

BEST MALE COLLEGE ATHLETE
Blake Geoffrion, Wisconsin Hockey
Mark Ingram, Alabama Football
Evan Turner, Ohio State Basketball
John Wall, Kentucky Basketball
Garrett Wittels, Florida International Baseball

BEST FEMALE COLLEGE ATHLETE
Tina Charles, Connecticut Women’s Basketball
Megan Hodge, Penn State Volleyball
Megan Lagenfeld, UCLA Softball
Maya Moore, Connecticut Women’s Basketball

BEST MALE ACTION SPORT ATHLETE
Bobby Brown, Freestyle Skiing
Ryan Dungey, Motocross
Mick Fanning, Surfer
Garrett Reynolds, BMX
Shaun White, Snowboard

BEST FEMALE ACTION SPORT ATHLETE
Torah Bright, Snowboarding
Ashley Fiolek, Motocross
Jen Hudak, Freestyle Skiing
Stephanie Gilmore, Surfing
Ashleigh McIvor, Freestyle Skiing
BEST JOCKEY
Calvin Borel
Julien Leparoux
Mike Smith

BEST MALE ATHLETE WITH A DISABILITY
Steve Cash
Rudy Garcia-Tolson
Andy Soule

BEST FEMALE ATHLETE WITH A DISABILITY
Linnea Dohring
Alana Nichols
Amy Palmiero-Winters
Stephani Victor

BEST BOWLER
Kelly Kulick
Bill O’Neill
Walter Ray Williams Jr.

BEST MALE US OLYMPIC ATHLETE
Apolo Anton Ohno, Speedskating
Shani Davis, Speedskating
Evan Lysacek, Figure Skating
Bode Miller, Skiing
Shaun White, Snowboarding

BEST FEMALE US OLYMPIC ATHLETE
Hannah Kearney, Skiing
Julia Mancuso, Skiing
Lindsey Vonn, Skiing

BEST MLS PLAYER
Connor Casey, Colorado
Jeff Cunningham, Dallas
Landon Donovan, Los Angeles
Shalrie Joseph, New England
Kasey Keller, Seattle

BEST TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETE
Usain Bolt
Allyson Felix
Sanya Richards