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Roger Huerta says he still has a lot of fight left in him.

The former UFC lightweight is officially bound for Bellator Fighting Championships and joins its season-two lightweight tournament with a chip on his shoulder.

“I’ve fought my whole life to get to where I am today, and this is a point where I honestly believe this is like a second chance for me,” said Huerta, who guaranteed a tournament championship and an eventual fight with Bellator champ Eddie Alvarez.

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Michael Ausiello just watched the 100th episode — so now he’s fielding some of your questions about it
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The search for Paula Abdul’s next TV gig may be over.

According to EW.com’s Ausiello Files, the former ‘American Idol’ judge is in talks to join ABC’s upcoming ‘Star Search’ reboot, which is currently eyeing a summer launch date. Sources claim … Read more

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A woman died in a house fire in Pinole early today, authorities said. The victim, whose name was not immediately released, was found in the back bedroom of a home on the 2300 block of Tennent Court, said Emily Hopkins, a spokeswoman for the Contra Costa…

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Sony and the estate of singer Michael Jackson signed a recording deal valued at as much as $250 million for 10 albums over seven years, including previously unreleased songs and new packages of familiar ones.

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Very cagey way to play it Comcast. While DirecTV, ESPN and Discovery were first to say they would have 3DTV broadcasts back at CES, the cable company will actually be the first to deliver it, starting with the Masters Tournament (but why not the 3D broadcast of the Final Four?) April 7-11. That’s right, the first “live next-generation 3D broadcast of a major sporting event on TV, the first live simulcast of a next-gen 3D event online, and the industry’s first live multi-camera next-gen 3D production” will be on cable (& internet), not satellite or telco. Again, that’s right, if you don’t have a 3D television set up yet, it will also be streamed at Masters.com (no word whether this is a Comcast only or if it will be open to all) for those with a 3D setup on their PC. We’ll temper our expectations until we see what kind of quality is able to squeeze through Comcast’s fiber backbone and down our neighborhood coax wires, but this should certainly blow away the anaglyph stuff currently offered on VOD. Of course, the old school HD streams will still be broadcast on ESPN and CBS, but if Tiger really does make his comeback at Augusta this should give us a better view of the course (and any residual damage from that “car accident”) than ever before.

[Thanks, Simon]

Comcast will broadcast the Masters Tournament in 3D April 7-11, beat DirecTV to the punch originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 15 Mar 2010 20:56:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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