A Hollywood legend and an up-and-comer were honored Thursday night in a ceremony at Dodger Stadium, prior to the hometown Dodgers locking-up with the New York Mets.

Javier Colon won NBC's breakout hit The Voice last month, claiming the show's grand prize of $100,000 and a recording contract. With guitar in hand, the Adam Levine protégé unfurled a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem.

Then, Mary Hart, who recently stepped down from Entertainment Tonight after 30 years on the job, was commended for her contributions. The 60-year-old beauty, clad in a blue Dodgers jersey on the cool summer night, was presented with another jersey autographed by the team by outfielder Andre Ethier.

A Hollywood legend and an up-and-comer were honored Thursday night in a ceremony at Dodger Stadium, prior to the hometown Dodgers locking up with the New York Mets.

Javier Colon won NBC's breakout hit The Voice last month, claiming the show's grand prize of $100,000 and a recording contract. With guitar in hand, the Adam Levine protégé unfurled a beautiful rendition of the National Anthem.

Mary Hart's final taping of Entertainment Tonight came with plenty of bells and whistles -- in the form of a surprise party!

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A trio of Hart's former co-hosts -- John Tesh, Bob Goen and Robb Weller -- were on hand Thursday  to honor their one-time colleague, while second-generation singer Natalie Cole sang her hit Unforgettable for the veteran TV personality.

Nancy O'Dell has some big pumps to fill.

O'Dell will take over as co-anchor of Entertainment Tonight when Mary Hart leaves the show next year, RadarOnline.com can report.

O'Dell - formerly of rival Access Hollywood - will join ET as a special correspondent and substitute co-anchor beginning in January 2011 and will assume the role of co-anchor, after Hart ends her final season on the show next fall. Mark Steines will remain as co-anchor of the program.

Nancy O'Dell has added fuel to the fire of rumors that she'll be taking over for retiring Mary Hart next season on Entertainment Tonight. Asked about her TV future during an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, O'Dell winked and hinted, "All I can say is that  I will be announcing something big next week which I'm very excited about.

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"I can't say what, so you'll have to wait."

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RadarOnline.com caught up with O'Dell at the Nautica Malibiu Triathlon Sunday where she was both a host and competitor. "I've been enjoying my time," she said in reference to her surprise departure from Access Hollywood last December, two years before her contract was up. "I'm keeping busy.

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"And you'll definitely be seeing me on air!"

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Lara Spencer, the host of The Insider has reportedly been chosen to replace Mary Hart as the host of Entertainment Tonight.  A source on the show says the deal has been in place for several months.

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Hart’s departure, according to TheWrap, has been planned for years.

In a statement, Hart says, "I've had the privilege of spending 29 years doing something I love -- how often does that happen? I've had the support of a stupendous group of people starting with Linda Bell Blue, John Nogawski and many others who are so talented on our staff at ET. I only meant to be at ET for three years, suddenly it's almost 30! I've reached a point when I clearly realize it's time for a change. There are many things I want to do in my life and I'd better get on with them.

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Spencer is no stranger to television audiences or taking over as a television host. She has worked on the ET spin-off The Insider since 2004 and became the show’s sole host in 2008 when Pat O’Brien was fired from the program. She is also a regular contributor to the CBS' Early Show and the talk show "Rachael Ray."

There has been no official comment from Spencer’s rep but according to the statement on ET's website, "no decision has been made on who will replace Hart on the highest rated syndicated magazine show on television."

Mary Hart, the long-time host of Entertainment Tonight announced Thursday that she will leave the show next year, RadarOnline.com can report.

Hart - who joined ET in 1982 - released a statement saying her final year on the show would be ET's upcoming 30th season, which launches on September 13 of this year.

In the statement, Hart says, "I've had the privilege of spending 29 years doing something I love -- how often does that happen? I've had the support of a stupendous group of people starting with Linda Bell Blue, John Nogawski and many others who are so talented on our staff at ET. I only meant to be at ET for three years, suddenly it's almost 30! I've reached a point when I clearly realize it's time for a change. There are many things I want to do in my life and I'd better get on with them.