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Jennifer Love Hewitt is sticking to the sex line as Lifetime grabs up The Client List for 10 episodes in 2012.

The 32-year-old Ghost Whisperer actress will reprise her character as Texas housewife-turned-stripper Samantha Horton in a TV adaptation of Lifetime’s favorite 2010 film The Client List.

The new series will follow Horton as she works on balancing her two lives as a single mother and a businessperson working the world’s oldest profession.

“My mom’s like, ‘I’m so proud. You’re pole dancing and you’re going to play a prostitute. Awesome!’” Hewitt told Entertainment Tonight. “It’s like, ‘Yeah, what you always dreamed about, mama!’ But you know, it’s a great part.”

Hewitt will also be turning up on the big screen in the movie version of Jewtopia.

Will you watch Jennifer Love Hewitt on TV in The Client List?

Kelsey Grammer might run for political office in New York.

In an interview with the New York Post, the conservative Republican actor says, ”I have had a great career and extraordinary opportunities, but I look at my political aspirations as that last piece of my life — where I hope to do something good for people and pay back a little.”

The former “Frasier” star thinks that to be a successful actor or politician, one requires to have a “narcissistic personality,” adding, ”You certainly have to have a resilient ego.”

Grammer, who next fall is set to star as a fictional Chicago Mayor in the Starz network drama, “Boss,” acknowledges that his TV role contributed to him entertaining his own political aspirations.

The actor has campaigned for a number of politicians, including going on the road with Sen. John McCain, and has helped fund the small conservative cable channel, Rightnetwork, that was established about a year ago.

Although Grammer has not definitively said when he’ll quit acting for politics — or even what office he would seek — he told the Post, he would possibly run in his new home state of New York.

What do you think about Kelsey Grammer potentially running for a political office?