Paula Abdul confirmed that she's getting her own Las Vegas show and has also been offered a So You Think You Can Dance guest judging role -- however she remains uncertain about the details for both.
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The former American Idol judge claims there will be more about her Sin City stage show "announced later" when "everything's worked out."
"It's going to happen, but the details have yet to be ironed out," Abdul told Access Hollywood on Sunday.
In addition, Abdul confirmed that she's been in touch with So You Think You Can Dance lead judge and executive producer Nigel Lythgoe -- who previously produced the first seven seasons of Idol -- to appear on the dance-themed reality series sixth season this fall.
"Nigel has offered... I don't know yet," she told Access Hollywood. "I'm a big fan of the show. It's fantastic, and I wouldn't be surprised if I maybe came in and guest judged, but I don't know the details of any of that."
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Abdul announced last month via her Twitter page that she would not be returning for Idol's upcoming ninth season after the three-year contract she signed with Fox in March 2006 expired this past spring.
Her manager David Sonenberg recently stated there have been "no discussions whatsoever" about a possible return to Idol -- which has used several guest judges to replace Abdul for the ninth-season audition callbacks that are currently being held.
In addition to a Vegas show and possible So You Think You Can Dance guest judging role, Abdul recently stated she will appear in at least two episodes of Lifetime's scripted Drop Dead Diva drama this fall.
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