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Gwyneth Paltrow May Duet with Cee Lo on 'SNL'

Both are set to appear on January 15th episode

January 4, 2011 12:15 PM ET
Gwyneth Paltrow May Duet with Cee Lo on 'SNL'
Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic (Paltrow), Ian Gavan/WireImage (Green)

Gwyneth Paltrow dropped some hints yesterday on Good Morning America that she may duet with Cee Lo Green when they appear together as host and musical guest on the January 15th episode of Saturday Night Live.

Video: Gwyneth Paltrow Performs at CMAs

The actress, who recently sang a safe-for-tv version of Green's hit "Fuck You" on an episode of Glee, told the New York Post that she has been in touch with the singer about a potential collaboration, though no plans have been set.

But Cee Lo has already expressed interest in working with Paltrow. In December, he told E! Online that he and Paltrow were "considering a few things" regarding future team-ups.

Photos: Cee Lo, Erykah Badu, R. Kelly, Ne-yo, Bruno Mars and more from the 2010 Soul Train Awards

If this pans out, it would be another bold step for Paltrow's career as a singer. She already impressed audiences with her performance of the song "Country Strong" at the CMA Awards, and the film of the same name, in which she stars as a troubled country singer, is likely to score several music nominations as awards season rolls around. She's also set to return for another episode of Glee before the end of the show's second season.

Now Gwyneth Paltrow Might Sing With Cee Lo on Saturday Night Live [Vulture]

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