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Betty White’s got a hot date on Hot in Cleveland tonight, and he’s a face you’ll recognize from, oh, the 60 years he’s spent in the industry. He’s not Sid Caesar or Dick Van Dyke, but he knows both of those living legends well. And no, it’s not Rose Marie. That’s a woman, guys. Just click ahead.
In Plain Sight [USA, 10 PM]
Mary attempts to protect the priest who witnessed a stripper’s murder (a storyline that reminds me of Alfred Hitchcock’s I Confess), but the priest has his own obsessive plans to help save another stripper. And in a dramatic turn, Stan tells a dead witness’s daughter the truth behind her father’s disappearance. Three seasons in, and this show is still underrated. When you finish watching So You Think You Can Dance for my recap tomorrow, tune in to

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Each year the company produces content and partners with more than 400 broadcasters and cross media platforms worldwide. Endemol is also one of the largest independent distributors of formats and finished programming in the world. The company has a growing library of over 2,000 formats and more than 22,000 hours of content across genres including entertainment, reality TV, game shows, animation, comedy, drama, docu-dramas, features and feature films.
Endemol’s credits include international blockbusters such as Big Brother, Deal or No Deal, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, 1 vs. 100, Star Academy and Wipeout. Its growing drama portfolio includes worldwide hits such as Home and Away, Rush, McLeod’s Daughters; Wire in the Blood, Secret Diary of a Call Girl, Robin Hood and Nini. Endemol is also behind a wide range of multi-media sports content including football, cricket, rugby and motor racing.

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… In Plain Sight (USA, 10 ET/PT) ends its summer run with Mary (Mary McCormack) and the team trying to protect a priest (Joe Spano) who witnessed the murder of a stripper. There’s also a guest-fueled subplot, as Mary’s sister decides to move in with her boyfriend (West Wing’s Joshua Malina).

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The strength and depth of the free agent class was created by a decision made by three of the top five picks in the 2003 NBA . James, Bosh and Wade signed deals after their rookie contracts expired giving them the option to become free agents on Thursday. They wanted the opportunity to assess whether their current teams would be worthy of their continued presence.
Combine the availability of such talent with the rise of social and interactive media, including Youtube, and that’s been a perfect storm for a free-agent frenzy.
Dozens of websites have sprung up including pleasedontgodwyane.com; savedwade.com; sendlebrontochicago.com; lebrontothemavs.com.
Rodrigo Gimenez, a Heat fan from Kendall, launched boshtomiami.com “to showcase to fans and Bosh himself how much we would like him to join powers with Dwyane Wade and help take the Miami Heat to the next level.”
Los Angeles Clippers fans held a parade for James, who has been offered a lifetime of free lap dances at a New York strip club if he plays for the Knicks.

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Stripper Claims She was at MJ’s House with Murray
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TMZ has learned … Joe Jackson’s lawyer will interview a stripper who not only claims Dr. Conrad Murray was at a strip club hours before Michael Jackson died, but that she was at Michael Jackson’s house after being invited by the doctor.
The stripper — who claims she was working at Sam’s Hof Brau on June 24, 2009 — claims Dr. Murray was at the club drinking just before midnight. 
Now we’ve learned Brian Oxman, who is repping Joe in his wrongful death lawsuit, has spoken with the stripper’s “rep” who has scheduled a meeting.  Among the topics — the stripper claims weeks before Jackson died, Dr. Murray invited her to Jackson’s home in Holmby Hills.  She claims she went late one night — after the club closed — and Jackson was there, however he was in a deep sleep. 

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Rich Cimini of ESPNNewYork.com reports that Edwards won’t be suspended after pleading no contest to misdemeanor assault in an incident only days before he was traded by the Browns to the Jets.
Though many expected a suspension of at least one game, the outcome meshes with the precedent set two years ago, after then-Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter received a fine in the amount of one game check after pleading no contest to beating up former Bengals tackle Levi Jones in a Las Vegas casino.
Thus, as to Edwards, we suspect he’ll be fined in the amount of one game check, which based on his salary equates to $256,176.47.
The development also is good news for Titans quarterback Vince Young, who faces misdemeanor assault allegations resulting from an incident at a strip club earlier this month.

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Of course, the world knew the lawsuit was coming. Joe Jackson had announced that he would be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against Conrad Murray months ago. His attorney sent Conrad Murray a letter of intent to sue, a prerequisite in California, which TMZ obtained a copy of Tuesday.
TMZ reported that the intent document alleged that Murray was at a strip club drinking the night Michael Jackson died. The claim also alleged that the 50-year-old singer had been showing poor signs of health prior to his death and that Conrad Murray’s administration of a “polypharmacy” of drugs to the King of Pop was what eventually killed him. The intent papers stated that the doctor had not only caused Michael Jackson’s deteriorating health but also failed to “ignored the signs” of his condition as well.

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Michael Jackson: Lawyer says Conrad Murray at strip club night before singer died
Brian Oxman, the attorney representing Joe Jackson in his wrongful death lawsuit against Dr. Conrad Murray, the man accused of causing Michael Jackson’s death, says Murray was at a strip club the night before the singer died.
Oxman appeared on Jane Velez-Mitchell’s HLN show ‘Issues’ saying he’d spoken to the owner of a strip club in Los Angeles who said Murray was in a strip club the night before he allegedly administered a lethal dose of propofol to the King of Pop.
TMZ reports that Oxman claims that not only was Murray’s presence at the club confirmed by the owner of Sam’s Hof Brau, but the dancers themselves said the doctor was there as well.
To see a clip from ‘Issues’ in which Oxman speaks about Murray, click here.

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Dr. Conrad Murray WAS At A Strip Club The Night Before Michael Jackson’s Death
According to the club’s owner…
Brian Oxman, Joe Jackson’s lawyer in the wrongful death lawsuit that has been filed against Dr. Conrad Murray, was on TV today to say that Dr. Murray had been spotted at a strip club the night before Michael Jackson died.
Oxman says he spoke with the owner of Sam’s Hof Brau, who said his girls told him Murray was indeed at the club. Murray’s legal team denies the claim.
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Joe Jackson’s lawyer, Brian Oxman, just went on TV and said he has spoken to the owner of a strip club in Los Angeles who told him Dr. Conrad Murray was in the club the night before Michael Jackson died.
Oxman, who filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Conrad Murray on behalf of Joe Jackson earlier today, was a guest on “Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell.” Oxman said the owner of the strip club, Sam’s Hof Brau, told him the girls said Conrad Murray was indeed at the club.
As we first reported, one of the girls says Murray was indeed there … but Murray’s camp says the strip club tale is BS.
Jane’s show airs tonight at 7:00 PM ET on HLN.

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