Daniel Radcliffe, Whoopi Goldberg among Tony Awards presenters

Even though Daniel Radcliffe wasn't nominated for a Tony Award, the star of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" is proving to be a good sport by agreeing to present awards to others.

His name was on the first list of presenters and performers announced for the ceremony to be telecast by CBS on June 12. Others include Whoopi Goldberg, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Chris Rock, Alec Baldwin, Samuel L. Jackson, Kelsey Grammer, Viola Davis, Vanessa Redgrave, James Earl Jones, Harry Connick Jr., Christie Brinkley, David Hyde Pierce, Marg Helgenberger, Matthew Broderick, Angela Lansbury, Jim Parsons, Joel Grey, Patrick Wilson and Robert Morse.

Neil Patrick Harris will host the Tonys ceremony, to be held at the Beacon Theater in New York City.

-- Tom O'Neil

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Photo: Daniel Radcliffe in "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." Credit: Al Hirschfeld Theatre

Whoopi Goldberg: Stoned on pot when she won the Oscar

TMZ has posted a shocking video shot in 1992 in which Whoopi Goldberg reveals she was high on marijuana when she accepted the Oscar for supporting actress in "Ghost" (1990).

"Smoking cigarettes and pot every now and then are my habits," she says. "And I thought, 'I've got to relax,' so I smoked this wonderful joint that was the last of my home-grown."

When Denzel Washington announced her name as winner, Whoopi gasped an expletive (which gets bleeped in the TMZ video, which — beware —– contains adult content). She then describes her fuzzy thought process while trying to maneuver the route to the stage so she could accept the statuette: "OK, up the stairs ... around to the podium ... there's millions of people, pick up the statue, get the statue."

Below, her acceptance speech under the influence.

— Tom O'Neil