Betty White, 88, has been voted the Entertainer of the Year by members of The Associated Press. Earlier this year, she became the object of a Facebook campaign launched in order to have her to host the late night live comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live. The power of Facebook was not to be denied and she hosted, with her episode receiving the highest overnight ratings for the show in 18 months. She’d actually been asked to host three times previously, but had turned it down, because she doesn’t like to rely on cue cards and says she “was scared to death.” She went on to win her seventh Emmy for the appearance. Earlier this year, White received a lifetime achievement award from the Screen Actors Guild. She also appeared in an award-winning Snickers Super Bowl ad; guest starred on the TV shows Community and The Middle, and co-starred in the movie You Again. White also garnered a recurring role on TV Land’s comedy Hot in Cleveland and is currently filming the second season. But that’s not all. She appears in an upcoming Hallmark “Hall of Fame” movie, The Lost Valentine, and has two books coming out: “If You Ask Me (And of Course You Won’t)” and a photobook of animals from the Los Angeles Zoo. White told AP: “It’s just been a lovely year, I must admit.”