Didi Benami
Nope. 23 years old from Knoxville, TN

Michael Lynche
Nope. 26 years old from St. Pertersburg, FL.

Siobhan Magnus
Mehhhhh…. 19 years old from Cape Cod, MA

Tim Urban
Nope. 20 years old from Duncanville, TX

Lacey Brown
Nope. 24 years old from Amarillo, TX

The rest here including a 16 and 17 year old!!!

From Jimmy Kimmel Live at the Oscars.

~ VIA the handsome Claudia!

Where’s she from…? Season 2 of American Idol.

Now that over 480,000 Facebook fans have put in their request, will Betty White finally make an appearance on ‘Saturday Night Live’? In a word, “yes.”

That’s what the legendary Emmy winner told PEOPLE at the 18th Annual Elton John AIDS Foundation Academy Award Viewing Party, held last night in Los Angeles.

White remained tight-lipped on the full details of her appearance, but she did offer her thoughts on the Internet movement, which she called “wonderful.”

Indeed, it’s been a great year for the 88-year-old, who earned big laughs while accepting her SAG Lifetime Achievement award in January. She followed that with a surprise appearance in a Super Bowl commercial for Snickers (alongside ‘Barney Miller’s’ Abe Vigoda, no less). Fans quickly took notice, and launched the now-famous campaign.

In recent weeks, there had been rumblings that White would co-host a “Women of Comedy” special episode alongside ‘SNL’ alums Tina Fey and Molly Shannon. Executive producer Lorne Michaels has since denied the reports.

White — whose career has spanned multiple decades, with roles on such TV classics as ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’ and ‘The Golden Girls’ — has never hosted ‘Saturday Night Live.’

There were precious few original moments to grab on to during last night’s Academy Awards broadcast. Thank God for the white lady Kanye.

The show’s cringe-inducing highlight came during the acceptance speech by Roger Ross Williams, director of the best documentary short Music by Prudence.

As Williams began his speech, a woman in a purple dress burst onto the stage, bogarted the mic and began talking over him.

“Let the woman talk,” she blurts over Williams. “Isn’t that just the classic thing?”

Er.

As it happened, many viewers might have mistaken the woman for an intruder. Williams looked pained and embarrassed. She looked determined and rambly.

The woman is Elinor Burkett, a journalist who is also a producer of Music by Prudence.

The backstory is that Williams and Burkett were once filmmaking partners. That didn’t go too well. And it ended even worse.

According to a Glee insider, NPH will play Bryan Adam (ha!), a high school glee club nemesis of Will’s (Matthew Morrison) who resurfaces as a board member at William McKinley.

“Flashback scenes will show Bryan picking up girls and getting all the cool solos,” reveals the source, “while Will sits off in the sidelines.”

The stage for a present-day rematch is set when Harris’ character announces his intent to cut the arts programs at the school. “Show choir ruined his life, made him feel he could be a star, but all he could do is book Carnival cruises,” explains the insider. “Now he wants vengeance.”

The episode — which I’m told features a climactic duet between Harris and Morrison — goes before the cameras next week and is slated to air during May sweeps.

Chad Ochocinco is putting on his dancing shoes for TV.

Known for his touchdown celebrations in the end zone, the Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver is taking his act from the gridiron to the stage as a contestant on the upcoming season of “Dancing With the Stars.”

Gold medal figure skater Evan Lysacek and sportscaster Erin Andrews will also compete.

Lysacek recently became the first American man since Brian Boitano to win the Olympic gold in Vancouver. Andrews is an ESPN reporter who was in the headlines last year after a man shot nude videos of her through a hotel room peephole and posted them online.

Host Tom Bergeron and former finalist Melissa Rycroft revealed the cast Monday.

Athletes have typically done well on the hit show, with Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith, Olympic speed skater Apolo Anton Ohno, IndyCar driver Helio Castroneves, figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi and gymnast Shawn Johnson all winning in previous seasons. Former NFL stars Jerry Rice and Warren Sapp, and current Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor have also been runners-up.

“Dancing With the Stars” returns March 22 with a cast that includes model-actress Pamela Anderson and astronaut Buzz Aldrin.

Also competing for the mirrorball trophy will be: singer Nicole Scherzinger, actors Shannen Doherty, Aiden Turner and Niecy Nash and reality stars Kate Gosselin and Jake Pavelka.

“It’s definitely one of our strongest cast lineups ever,” said executive producer Conrad Green. “Pound for pound, it should be really fascinating watching.”

Green said the recipe for a great cast is “part hope, part luck, part skill, part research.” The show’s staff has been courting many of the newly announced contestants for months, he said.

The new dancers will train for three weeks before making their primetime premiere.

Green said his staff is enforcing limits on training time to avoid the spate of injuries that plagued last year’s cast and caused two stars to drop out before the competition began.

ESPN has suspended former Monday Night Football analyst and host of Pardon The Interruption Tony Kornheiser for two weeks after comments he made on the radio about the wardrobe of SportsCenter host Hannah Storm.

Last week, Kornheiser opened his Washington D.C. radio show by critiquing the clothing Storm was wearing while hosting one of the Tuesday morning editions of “SportsCenter”. He said:

“Hannah Storm in a horrifying, horrifying outfit today. She’s got on red go-go boots and a catholic school plaid skirt. Way too short for somebody in her 40s or maybe early 50s by now. And she’s got on her typically very, very tight shirt. So she looks like she’s got sausage casing wrapping around her upper body. I mean, I know she’s very good, and I’m not supposed to be critical of ESPN people, so I won’t … But, Hannah Storm, come on now! Stop! What are you doing? … [She's] what I would call a Holden Caulfield fantasy at this point.”

Kornheiser later apologized on air for the remarks and said he called Storm to apologize. But when he wasn’t on PTI yesterday, suspicions grew that ESPN had suspended Kornheiser for having the audacity to criticize a fellow employee.

Glee guys Mark Salling and Kevin McHale arrive at Vancouver International Airport on Sunday (February 21) to head home after going to the Olympics!

The same day, Matthew Morrison, headed back home after a trip up north. Cory Monteith was also in Vancouver for the Olympics but headed home early! All the Glee guys got the hookup from Hudson’s Bay Company with Canadian Olympic Team gear.

EW’s Michael Ausiello reported today that First Lady Michelle Obama has invited the cast of Glee to perform at the White House Easter Egg roll and that they’ve agreed to head to D.C. and sing!