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    Though I probably won't watch the Oscars anyways. "You don't care about Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin hosting the Oscars. I certainly don't" Full Article at Bill's Official Home on the Web
    You don't care about Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin hosting the Oscars. I certainly don't
    SOURCE: Bill's Official Home on the Web 1 month ago
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Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin named co-hosts of 2010 Oscars
  1. Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin will co-host the 2010 Oscar awards, the first time since 1987 that the show has had more than one emcee. The 82nd Academy Awards ceremony is scheduled for March 7 in Los Angeles and will air on Walt Disney Co.'s ABC network, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences sai...
    SOURCE: Bill's Official Home on the Web 1 month ago

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