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Tyler Posey to host Teen Choice Awards

By Bill Zwecker

Tyler Posey, best known for starring on MTV’s “Teen Wolf,” has been tapped to host the 2014 Teen Choice Awards show. The program historically does choose a different host from year to year. The 2013 hosts were Lucy Hale and Darren Criss.

Posey is no stranger to the show — being a 2012 Teen Choice winner. “Teen Wolf” itself has five nominations again this year — including two for Posey himself.

The show will air on Fox on Aug. 10.

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