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Jones with 11-year-old pianist and composer Emily Bear. (Credit: Anna Donovan/FilmMagic)

Record producer, arranger, composer, musician and humanitarian Quincy Jones’ newest protégé is 11-year-old Emily Bear.  The young pianist and composer has wowed audiences at the Hollywood Bowl, UNICEF Ball and White House, just to name a few.  Enter below for a chance to win an advance CD by the talented Emily Bear.  There will be ten lucky winners.  Contest ends April 21, 2013 at 5 p.m. ET.

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Good is on the case in Deception.

Karlene Stephens, Bronx, N.Y.

The 31-year-old Los Angeles native is enjoying a stint as a TV sleuth on the new NBC drama Deception, which stars Good as a detective fleshing out the mystery of her best friend’s death — and what her enigmatic family might have to do with it. The actress,who married Columbia Pictures executive DeVon Franklin in June, started out when she was a young girl as an extra on TV shows until her big break in the comedy Friday when she was 13. Good starred in the late-1990s Nickelodeon sitcom Cousin Skeeter and has had major roles in movies such as Stomp the Yard and last year’s Think Like a Man.

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Arline Flora, Reno

The opinionated journalist, 54, hasn’t been on TV much lately, at least regularly —a year ago, the former ESPN Sports Center anchor and host of MSBNC’s Countdown With Keith Olbermann was canned from his gig as chief news officer and host at Current TV. You can find him holding court at his Twitter feed, and he pontificates on his favorite sport on the MLB blog Baseball Nerd. He’s also looking for the next Keith Olbermann: Last month, he helped buy a new headquarters for the independent student-run radio station where he worked while attending his alma mater, Cornell University.

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Eve Hauser, Sun City West,Ariz.

You bet! The new season of the Lifetime show begins next Sunday. Hewitt stars as Riley Parks, a mother who, after being put in financial straits when her husband leaves, gets a job at a day spa called The Rub. Then she learns that there’s more than massages on the list of services. The actress was nominated for a Golden Globe for the made-for-TV movie that spawned the series, which proved a hit from the beginning. Also starring Cybill Shepherd, The Client List was renewed for a second year after only a month of airing. Fans can expect 15 new episodes this season — five more than in the first. The show isn’t popular with everyone, though: A group of massage therapists tried to get The Client List stopped before it began last year, so seeing a second season arrive probably isn’t the happy ending they had in mind.

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3.4
Patricia Heaton 55
Catherine O’Hara 59

3.5
Eva Mendes 39
Penn Jillette 58

3.6
Shaquille O’Neal 41
Connie Britton 46
RobReiner 66

3.7
Jenna Fischer 39
Rachel Weisz 43

3.8
James Van Der Beek 36

3.9
Matthew Gray Gubler 33

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Snider adds a twist to
Celebrity Apprentice.

Dee Snider says All-Star Celebrity Apprentice (premiering Sunday) is “more Survivor than Jersey Shore.” So why two rounds in Donald Trump’s boardroom for the Twisted Sister singer? “People have a snapshot in their brain of every celebrity. It’s what they remember them for, and my snapshot is from 1984,” says Snider, 57. “As proud as I am of that crazy, screaming, made-up hairy bastard — and I am — I’m a lot older now, and I’ve been through a lot of things and I have changed.”

RUSSELL

Former Felicity college kid Keri Russell, 36, now stars in FX’s The Americans as a 1980s undercover Russian spy. “My only real memory of the 1980s has to do with the movies. You always knew who the bad guy was: the one with the Russian accent,” says the actress whose period wear includes tweed skirts, suede boots and silk shirts. “They’re a little more Brooke Shields-ish than Cyndi Lauper.”

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