Comeback

If you haven't heard, Paula Abdul was part of the Superbowl festivities this past Sunday. The ex-princess of pop gave a pre-game comeback show and debuted her new single, "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow." The whole shebang was typical Paula — nothing new — but the real question is: what did Simon Scowl think? Could girlfriend be the next American Idol?

• Paul "Pee-Wee" Reubens will guest-star on ABC's "Pushing Daisies," TV Guide reports. Meanwhile, Aidan Quinn is headed to "Canterbury's Law" to play Julianna Margulies' husband.
• According to the Hollywood Reporter, Eva Mendes will be playing a femme fatale with "dangerous curves" in the Frank Miller movie Will Eisner's The Spirit.
• Ventriloquist Terry Fator has won "America's Got Talent," the Associated Press reports.
• Variety reports that Tim Allen will write and star in a Disney comedy titled Brothers about a racially mixed pair of adopted brothers who are framed for a crime.
• Billboard reports that the soundtrack to High School Musical 2 is No. 1 on The Billboard 200.
• Margaret Nagle, creator of Lifetime's original series "Side Order of Life," has sold her movie script New York State of Mind, a fantastical love story filmed entirely in New York, reports ComingSoon.
• "Nip/Tuck" creator Ryan Murphy is creating a pilot for FX about the life of a man who decides to get a sex change, Zap2it reports.
• E! Online states that Lily Allen will not be performing at this year's MTV Video Music Awards due to problems with her American work visa.
• Ice Cube and Fred Durst are making an inspirational sports movie titled Comeback, Variety says.
• A Seattle woman punched a man to prevent him from singing Coldplay's "Yellow" at a karaoke bar, NME reports.

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Remember Jazzercise? Well, it's making a comeback -- Seriously.

Jazzercise all began when Judi Sheppard Missett turned her love of jazz dance into a worldwide dance exercise phenomenon and founded the Jazzercise dance fitness program in 1969. The workout program combines a fusion of jazz dance, resistance training, Pilates, yoga and even kickboxing -- Everything follows the principal of when you love your workout, results come easy. Currently there is a network of 6,800 instructors teaching more than 30,000 classes weekly in 30 countries. In fact 2005/2006 was the company's most successful year so far!

Watch the commercial too see if it gets your feet tapping and to find a Jazzercise class near you, visit the Jazzercise website.

Sweatbands and high cut, thong leotards optional.