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"Access" anchor Billy Bush gets his own radio show

Tue Feb 26, 2008 8:37pm EST

By Kimberly Nordyke

Television

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Billy Bush's schedule just got a lot busier.

The "Access Hollywood" co-anchor has signed a deal with radio network Westwood One to host a talk and music show airing weeknights in major-market stations across the country.

"The Billy Bush Show," debuting in April, will focus on entertainment stories, newsmakers and celebrity guests. An associated Web site, BillyBush.com, will feature exclusive content, live streams and Bush's blog.

Bush will continue his role as "Access Hollywood" co-host, a position he has held since 2004.

"If you've ever read my blog, you know I don't shy away from staking out real positions on what emanates from Hollywood," Bush said in a statement. "'The Billy Bush Show' will entertain, inform, always tell it like it is and take you beyond the breaking news to advance the stories."

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