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After the final performances of Dancing with the Stars season 9,it looks like a two-person race for the Mirror Ball Trophy.  Mya andDonny Osmond finished the night separated by just two points whileKelly Osbourne, the sentimental favorite, was more than 10 pointsbehind the leader.  If she wins, it will certainly be a radical shock.

E! Online conducted their weekly spoiler chat, and even though we are sans Gossip Girl episode this week, that doesn‘t mean we have to go without any hints of future developments!

Blake Lively visited Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night to address the rampant Internet rumors about her... and the rampant awkwardness now that she and Jimmy no longer spend Thanksgiving together.

Let me begin with a thought: patience pays, especially when waiting for So You Think You Can Dance details.That said, we‘re already dealing with the Top 12, which means we‘re just one week closer to seeing our line-up for the season 6 tour--and, most importantly, one week closer to the more challenging part of the competition. Tonight‘s the night we say goodbye to these pairs, for next week the shuffle begins. But it‘s set to be a memorable night, all because the genres here are not exactly what you‘d expect on the show.

This is it V fans! After three riveting episodes, we‘re down to the final episode of the year and it looks like the series won‘t go out without a bang. So far, we‘ve learned about the Fifth Column, the legend of John May and that Anna is using her daughter Lisa to get closer to V‘s main target, Tyler, but it seems that this is just the tip of the iceberg.

If you enjoy seeing SAMCRO at war, then you‘ll love what Sons of Anarchy has in store for "The Culling," the penultimate episode of season 2. The fight between SAMCRO and the League may have been anticipated all-season long but considering how brilliant and gratifying this whole season has been, it‘s safe to assume that everything about tonight‘s episode will blow your expectations.

Craig Robinson has a lot on his plate these days aside from being a staple figure on The Office as warehouse foreman Darryl Philbin. He also has several movies lined up for next year, including three comedies and one animated film.

There have always been something iffy when it comes to how the three judges score the routines on Dancing with the Stars. But that is to be expected because viewing and appreciating dances is, we are lead to believe, supposed to be subjective. That should probably explain Len‘s erratic scoring of Mya and Dmitry Chaplin early this season.

If 25-year-old Eli were to be believed, he didn‘t cry out of frustration from not winning Top Chef, but because of pure exhaustion and fatigue.