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2016, step away from Betty White.

New movies out this weekend: Owen Wilson’s action movie No Escape, Zac Efron’s night club movie We are Your Friends and another called Z for Zachariah

I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t see any TV without my DVR. Much like you, I live my life on the run and there’s nothing worse than spoilers before you’ve had the chance to catch up.

Dear celebrities: We know we give you a hard time because you live your lives in the limelight and beg for our attention so you can make more money, but we have to say, you melt our icy hearts you when you use your powers for good and not evil. Especially when you help some kids in the process.

I've always loved those hidden camera shows and I've always loved Betty White. Now there's a show coming to NBC that combines both of those things!

Everyone loves Betty White, and that was very evident Tuesday night when she appeared on ‘The Daily Show.’ The ‘Hot in Cleveland’ star was there to talk about her new book about zoo animals, but of course the subject turned to her sex life.

Last month, Betty White lent her rapping skills to a remix of techno artist Luciana’s hit song ‘I’m Still Hot.” Now the video for the collaboration has been released, featuring both cheesecake (which White raps about baking) and beefcake to appeal to both sexes. (It’s hot, provided that you consider a bunch of buff male models fawning over an 88-year-old to be hot.)

Are you looking to live a long and healthy life? If so, you might want to take some advice from Betty White, who, at age 89, is still going strong. Last night, the Emmy-winning TV legend appeared on 'The Late Show With David Letterman,' during which she revealed her own tips on how to make it to your golden years.

Betty White is taking on reality TV with a hidden-camera show that turns senior citizens into pranksters.

At age 89, Betty White isn't showing any signs of slowing down just yet. About a year after she famously hosted 'Saturday Night Live,' the multiple Emmy-winning TV star will return to NBC for a new hidden-camera show, tentatively titled 'Betty White’s Off Their Rockers,' in which senior citizens "make it their mission to play pranks on unsuspecting younger people."