Now I’ve seen it all! Betty White has released a rap single titled, I’m Still Hot. The 89 year old actress has collaborated with London pop diva Luciana. Not only does this music video make for good entertainment, it’s also for a good cause, to raise awareness for the Lifeline Program aimed at retirees and seniors. Bless her little cotton socks.

Check out Betty in her element, grooving away and eating cheesecake with an entourage of shirtless men. This video has it all and proves she can still bring it!

Betty White – I’m Still Hot Music Video

If you ever wanted to see a real-life Golden Girl highly upset, just take a look at Betty White. The iconic actress went off during an interview with the Daily Mail yesterday, saying that she is irritated with certain celebrities over-the-top lifestyles and how they allow their well-directed careers to spin out of control.

“I cannot stand the people who get wonderful starts in show business and who abuse it. Lindsay Lohan and Charlie Sheen for example.[...]They party too much, don’t learn their lines, are unprofessional, and they grumble about everything. I think they are terribly ungrateful.[...]We considered ourselves lucky … and were always on our best behavior in public.”

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Betty White knows best. While she expresses sympathy for her co-star in The Proposal, Sandra Bullock, for the reported marital problems she’s going through with Jesse James, Betty says it’s best to let them work it out themselves.

“I think that’s Sandy’s business; that’s not mine I love her with all my heart. [She's] one of the greatest human beings on the planet,” Betty told Entertainment Tonight of Sandra, who she grew very close to while filming together.

“We’re all deeply, deeply saddened. At such a high point in her life, it’s tough,” Betty said of the allegations made of Jesse’s infidelity. “But I think the less other people have to say about it and let her work it out, it is [for] the better.”

Well said, Betty.

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Betty White, still riding her wave of white-hot popularity, is joining the cast of the upcoming TV Land comedy Hot in Cleveland, her first starring role in a sitcom since Ladies Man went off the air in 2001.

Still best known for her seven seasons on The Golden Girls, White, 88, will play Elka Ostrovsky, the property caretaker of the home that Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves and Wendie Malick rent after their plane makes an emergency landing in Cleveland and they decide to stay.

White, 88, has guest-starred on dozens of shows over the years. Her two regular TV roles in the past decade were on the soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful and the prime-time drama Boston Legal. She’s been feeling a whole lot of love from audiences since her Snickers ad ran during the Super Bowl, and is set to host Saturday Night Live on May 8 after fans lobbied on Facebook for her to get the gig. She’s also guest starring on ABC’s The Middle.

TV Land President Larry W. Jones said viewers can expect to see White’s “amazing sense of timing and fantastic comedy genius” in her role as Elka on the network’s very first foray into scripted entertainment.

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First SNL, and now The Middle!

Betty White will lend her comedic flair to the role of a stern school librarian on the season finale of The Middle on ABC, the network announced Friday.

The 88-year-old White will play a disciplinarian who chastises Brick (Atticus Shaffer) about his failure to return a stack of overdue library books.

The episode will film next week and air in May, according to ABC.

The Middle, which also stars Patricia Heaton, Chris Kattan, Neil Flynn, Charlie McDermott and Eden Sher, airs Wednesdays (8:30 p.m. EST). –Catherine Donaldson-Evans

Tell us: What do you think of The Middle?

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Betty White fans, your prayers have been answered. The former Golden Girl will appear on Saturday Night Live in the near future, she confirmed to PEOPLE at Elton John’s annual Oscars viewing party on Sunday night.

Fans have been clamoring for White, 88, to do SNL – an idea she called “ridiculous” just a few weeks ago – ever since her comic turn in a Snickers ad during the Super Bowl. One Facebook page devoted to the cause has attracted half a million fans.

When asked by PEOPLE, “Are you doing Saturday Night Live,” she answered, “Yes,” even if she remains perplexed by the groundswell of support.

“I don’t know why or how,” she says, “but it’s been wonderful.”

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