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Noah Wyle, the actor best known for his role as Dr. John Carter in the hit medical drama ER, recently discussed the possibility of reviving the show during an interview with Steve Kmetko on his Still Here Hollywood Podcast. Wyle revealed that there were discussions in 2020 about bringing ER back to the small screen.
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Morgan Fairchild recently responded to Sandra Bernhard’s heartfelt apology regarding their past interactions on the set of the popular sitcom Roseanne in the 1990s. The two actresses had a less than amicable relationship during their time working together, but Bernhard took the opportunity to publicly express her regret and extend an olive branch to Fairchild.
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The 77th annual Tony Awards took place in Manhattan, celebrating Broadway excellence in a grand ceremony hosted by Ariana DeBose at the David H. Koch Theater. The event was televised live coast-to-coast on CBS, showcasing some of the biggest names in the industry. The winners of various categories were announced throughout the night, with popular
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Jon Stewart’s recent revelations about his experiences with Apple shed light on the challenges faced by content creators working under corporate entities. In a podcast interview, Stewart candidly discussed the discrepancies in objectives between himself and Apple executives. While Stewart aimed to create insightful content, Apple prioritized protecting their brand and sales. This misalignment of
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The recent WGA-AMPTP deal may have provided some initial relief, but according to union negotiator John August, the battle against artificial intelligence (AI) is far from over. Speaking on a panel at the AVPSummit, August highlighted the grave threat posed by AI-generated videos and images. Despite securing AI guardrails in the latest deal, August emphasized
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The new Apple TV+ adaptation of Scott Turow’s bestselling legal thriller, ‘Presumed Innocent,’ brings to life two distinct trials. The first trial revolves around a Chicago prosecutor accused of murdering a colleague, while the second trial delves into the impact of the murder on the prosecutor’s family. These parallel storylines create a compelling narrative that
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The 51st annual Daytime Emmys kicked off after a tense morning filled with threats of picketing from IATSE over the use of a non-union crew. Despite the initial chaos, the ceremony proceeded smoothly at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences managed to reach an agreement
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Martin Starger, a renowned producer in the entertainment industry, passed away at the age of 92 in his Los Angeles home. He was born on May 8, 1932, to Rose and Isidore Starger in the Bronx, New York. Starger received his Bachelor of Science degree in Motion Picture Techniques from City College, where he graduated
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In recent years, the landscape of comedy has been evolving, with audiences shifting towards a more mature demographic. TV executives are starting to take notice of the fact that their viewership is aging, with the average age of viewers for networks like ABC and Fox News reaching their late 60s. Stand-up comics are also experiencing
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Ted Sarandos recently shared his thoughts on the box office success of films like Oppenheimer and Barbie, as well as Netflix’s series Baby Reindeer. According to Sarandos, he believes that these movies starring top actors like Margot Robbie and Cillian Murphy would have performed just as well on the streaming platform. He emphasized that there