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His fans know that he’s always impeccably dressed, but Steve Harvey will really outdo himself on next Tuesday’s episode of “Steve Harvey” (3 p.m./Ch. 4).

Harvey, who always wears really nice clothes and fancy suits, surprised his studio audience (who were themselves fancily dressed) by donning a navy plaid tuxedo jacket and satin tie — embellished with Swarovski crystals — along with blue rhinestone shoes for the show, entitled “Steve Harvey: Sexy Edition,” which taped last Friday in Chicago.

On the show, Harvey interviews a few of TLC’s “Extreme Cougar Wives” and reveals his Top 5 songs to “set the mood.”

Harvey, by the way, made TV Guide’s “Hot List” issue as “Hot Talker” in the magazine’s current issue.

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Hot recording artists Karmin, Cher Lloyd and “X Factor” favorite Chris Rene will be featured on “Hard Rock Rocks Times Square: An Epic Concert to Benefit St. Mary’s Kids,” airing tomorrow night at 10:30 on Ch. 5.

The special, executive-produced by Audrey Pass, is hosted by Ch. 5’s Rosanna Scotto with Julie Chang and Jill Nicolini — and will include a tour of Karmin’s green room and a sneak at the duo’s (Amy Heidemann and Nick Louis Noonan) pre-show rituals.

St. Mary’s Healthcare System is committed to improving the health and quality of life for children and families with special needs.

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Last, but not least:

* NY1’s “New York Tonight” will focus solely on Hurricane Sandy-related stories indefinitely — “well into next year,” says a station spokeswoman. It’s hosted by Lewis Dodley and airs weeknights at 8 p.m. . . . Ratings: Les Gold and his “Hardcore Pawn” crew returned Tuesday night to 3.1 million viewers (tops in cable at 9 p.m.) on truTV for the second half of its sixth season; the second-season premiere of Nat Geo’s “Doomsday Preppers” snared 1.3 million viewers Tuesday (9 p.m.) and was the best new-season premiere of any series in the network’s 11-year history (in both total viewers and persons 25-54) . . . CBS is holding an open casting call for its new baking competition series on Saturday, Dec. 15 (11 a.m.-4 p.m.) at Flatotel (135 W. 52nd). There’s more info at cbs.com/bakingshow . . . Guitarist Richie Sambora will be the house band for Craig Ferguson’s “Late Late Show” (12:35/Ch. 2) the week of Dec. 3 . . . Composer Bear McCreary (“The Walking Dead”) will compose the music for “Da Vinci’s Demons,” an eight-episode Starz/BBC co-production premiering next spring.