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While it's not exactly clear if Sarah Silverman is f--king Jimmy Kimmel, there have definitely been hints lately that she might be—starting with today's appearance on The View.

Barbara Walters broached the issue of a possible rekindling by bringing up Silverman's statement to the New York Times about her status with Kimmel: "We talk every day. It's fine, it's great. I'm doing his show at the end of the month. We're very Demi and Bruce."

The comedian wasn't as candid on the morning chatfest, though. "In total respect to you and your legendness, I do not feel beholden to define my personal relationship to you," Silverman playfully told Walters. "It's not like a big drama thing. We're just not, like, defining it. We're just being right now. Is that OK?"

Which might explain this weekend's sighting...

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Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway have spied new jobs, Sarah Jessica Parker is on a hiring spree while hubby Matthew Broderick is back on the boards, and Kristen Bell has a new Boy in her life.

First up, the dynamic duo of Carell and Hathaway. Already on board for a Get Smart sequel, now they have each landed deals that will keep them fiirmly entrenched on Hollywood's A-list.

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Taylor Hicks is adding to the recent surge of news to come from otherwise forgotten American Idol types, announcing his next album will drop Feb. 10, 2009.

After getting dumped by J Records earlier this year, the season-five Idol champ will be releasing the still-untitled album through the indie company Artist to Market with an assist from his own label, Modern Whomp Records, to "connect more directly with audiences."

The Silver Fox has already begun work on the follow-up to his platinum-selling debut, teaming with producer Simon Climie, who has previously collaborated with the likes of Eric Clapton, Carlos Santana and Faith Hill.

"I'm very much enjoying being in the studio with Simon and working on the new album and look forward to releasing it," says Hicks

No doubt Hicks is looking forward to the release. The question is, is he the only one?

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Multihyphenate Jennifer Lopez recently spoke on a wide range of topics during a very candid interview that she ultimately seems to have regretted—the Q&A was originally done for a major fashion magazine that quashed the story at Jenny's request.

But now it has surfaced online, and here are some of the highlights that really caught our attention!

• On having a breakdown while shooting the 2002 film Enough: "There was a time when I was very overworked and I was doing music and movies and so many things. I was suffering from a lack of sleep. And I did have a kind of nervous breakdown. I froze up on a set. Well, not on a set, but in my trailer. I was like, 'I don't want to move. I don't want to talk. I don't want to do anything'...Yeah. I did. I had a nervous breakdown."

• As for her thoughts on Scientology, whose famous members include pals Tom Cruise and Leah Remini...

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Fingers crossed the parties embroiled in Project Runway's network-jumping litigation will take the advice of Tim Gunn and make it work. Otherwise, it may not be just the losing designers we'll be bidding auf Wiedersehen.

The show could take upward of a year to return to the small screen following next week's fifth-season finale, according to the Los Angeles Times, because of legal wrangling between producers and networks.

The Weinstein Company was expecting to jump ship, taking Project Runway and a planned spinoff, Models of the Runway, to Lifetime, but the New York State Supreme Court put the kibosh on the plans, granting the Bravo-owning NBC Universal's injunction to temporarily block the show from airing on another network.

The move has not only left Project Runway—which is already well into production on its sixth season—without a network, but without a timeline.

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Aw, check it out. It's B. Spears looking hot and normal. Even her weave looks good.

This photo (keep scrolling for more) is from Miz Spears’ new video for “Womanizer”—directed by the same guy responsible for the masterpiece that is “Toxic”—which will premiere this Friday during 20/20. That’s how seriously forreal this comeback is—she’s skipping right over MTV and going straight to prime time.

So, check out Brit as waitress and a secretary lady, tell us which is going to be your desktop wallpaper, download “Womanizer" on iTunes (available today!), listen to it over and over and prepare yourself for the second coming of Britney Spears, broadcast into homes everywhere this Friday at 10 p.m. on ABC.

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