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Basic Instinct was a cultural milestone in the 90s. It made a superstar out of Sharon Stone and ignited a subgenre of erotic thrillers that weren’t afraid to push the boundaries of the R rating. Paul Verhoeven, who has constantly battled the MPA with his past movies, including Robocop, helped to give Basic Instinct that raw edge that put it above other films of the genre. And now, you will be able to own the sexy thriller on 4K Blu-ray next month as Blu-ray.com reports that a special steelbook edition of Basic Instinct will be released on April 15 from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.

The film stars Michael Douglas, Sharon Stone, George Dzundza, Jeanne Tripplehorn, and Denis Arndt. It was directed by Verhoeven from a script by Joe Eszterhas. The description reads, “Michael Douglas stars as hardboiled San Francisco detective Nick Curran, a troubled cop with a history of trigger-happy...

Lester Holt announced today that he was stepping down as anchor of NBC Nightly News.

He’s been in the post for the past decade.

Holt will continue in his role until early summer, and then will take a full-time role at the newsmagazine Dateline.

No successor has been named.

“After 10 years, 17 if you include my years on the weekends, the time has come for me to step away from my role as anchor of Nightly News,” Holt wrote in a memo to staffers. “It has truly been the honor of a lifetime to work with each of you every day, keeping journalism as our true north and our viewers at the center of everything we do.”

Holt’s exit from Nightly News has long been rumored, but it comes amid tumult in the broadcast and cable news business, as linear television looks for ways to rein in costs.

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Lester Holt, the NBC News anchor known for his ability to lead hours of breaking news coverage without pause, is finally ready for a breather.

The NBC News veteran plans to step away in early summer from his anchor duties on “NBC Nightly News,” which he has held since 2015. After that, he plans to devote himself full time to NBC News’ “Dateline,” which he has anchored since 2011.

“After 10 years, 17 if you include my years on the weekends, the time has come for me to step away from my role as anchor of ‘Nightly News.’ It has truly been the honor of a lifetime to work with each of you every day, keeping journalism as our true north and our viewers at the center of everything we do,” Holt said in a memo to staffers Monday. “But before we play the walk off music, I have another announcement. I’m excited...

Rebecca Kutler was named president of MSNBC Wednesday, dropping an “interim” designation from her title and taking on the mantle of moving the progressive network forward as it grapples not only with coverage of President Trump but splitting off from NBC in a spin-off being orchestrated by corporate parent Comcast.

In her short tenure at the helm, MSNBC’s ratings have begun to moderate after a significant post-election dip, largely on the strength of Rachel Maddow retuning to regular primetime appearances during Trump’s first 100 days in office. It will be up to Kutler to lead the network if, as previously announced, Maddow returns to her current once-a-week routine. She will also have to determine how to fill Andrea Mitchell’s noon spot — and, potentially, much of the daytime schedule, if MSNBC is separated from the newsgathering assets of NBC News in the spin-off.

Kutler “has the big-picture strategic view...

HBO has announced that its original nine-part documentary series Celtics City will debut on Monday, March 3 at 9:00 p.m. Et/Pt on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. New episodes will debut weekly through April 28.

Celtics City was directed by Emmy-winner Lauren Stowell (Taquarius Wair: Unstoppable), executive produced by Bill Simmons and Connor Schell, and co-executive produced and showrun by Gabe Honig (The Captain).

Celtics City chronicles the remarkable saga of the Boston Celtics, the NBA’s winningest and most storied franchise, from its founding as one of the league’s original teams to its triumphant 2024 championship – along the way delving into the fierce rivalries, defining moments, and societal forces that have shaped the organization’s enduring legacy.

Featuring never-before-seen archival footage and over 80 interviews with past and present Boston Celtics legends – from Bob Cousy and Larry Bird to Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown – the series...

At a moment when the news cycle is moving at a breakneck pace, top cable news executives are grappling with an uncomfortable reality: The future of the business has never been more uncertain. As one veteran executive argues, it is more likely than not that by the end of President Donald Trump’s term, CNN, MSNBC and, yes, even Fox News will have new ownership as the power structures that have defined media for the past four decades break down.

MSNBC is already set to be spun off from Comcast and NBCUniversal, joining sister channel CNBC at “SpinCo,” a cable-focused venture to be led by Mark Lazarus. And at Warner Bros. Discovery, a restructuring has placed CNN into a “global linear networks” division, seemingly destined for future dealmaking.

Even Fox News, with its relative financial and ratings strength, isn’t immune from speculation. Rupert Murdoch, who effectively controls Fox through an irrevocable family trust,...

Norah O’Donnell anchored her final CBS Evening News on Thursday, with an Oprah Winfrey-narrated sendoff and a message to viewers that her tenure “has been the honor of a lifetime.”

“The CBS Evening News is, for good reason, the longest running evening newscast in America, and it has been powered by the finest journalists around the world — the correspondents, producers and researchers and crews who work tirelessly to bring you the news every night,” O’Donnell said. “And that won’t change, because journalism matters. I know that, because I have heard it from so many of you viewers.”

“So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for trusting us and welcoming hard news with heart into your homes.”

For the final time, @NorahODonnell signs off from the CBS Evening News. pic.twitter.com/4IU9Htj1sY

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) January 24, 2025

Winfrey narrated highlights from O’Donnell’s tenure,...

Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal officially announce what appears to be a long-awaited When Harry Met Sally… (1989) reunion between the iconic romantic comedy’s stars. Ryan and Crystal posted a brand-new image of the rom-com’s two lead characters replicating the final scene of the film, in which Harry Burns (Crystal) and Sally Albright (Ryan) recount how they fell in love from the couch just like so many other married couples did throughout the course of the must-see motion picture. Ryan and Crystal broke the news on Instagram, and the announcement reads as follows:

It’s finally happening, we’re reuniting for something iconic. Can’t wait to show you all soon.

Neither Ryan nor Crystal specified how they were going to reunite, but there are a number of ways it could happen if a film sequel doesn’t turn out to be the answer. Perhaps, When Harry Met Sally…...

CNN is expected to announce significant job cuts this week, part of CEO Mark Thompson’s long-in-the-works restructuring plans to place more emphasis on the digital future.

CNBC first reported on the job reductions, which could number in the hundreds. A CNN spokesperson declined comment.

As he has laid out a digital strategy, Thompson has long signaled that it would come with reductions in staff. The network went through a round of layoffs last year, with about 100 people impacted, or 2.9% of a 3,500 employee workforce.

The network has sought new avenues for raising revenue, launching a paywall last fall on CNN.com, which is one of the highest trafficked news sites in the world. But its linear network has had to grapple with sagging ratings. Figures such as Chris Wallace and Alisyn Camerota have recently departed the network as their contracts expired.

The job reductions are now commonplace across media, as companies...

Jim Parsons, who originated the role of (old) Sheldon Cooper on Chuck Lorre's hit CBS sitcom "The Big Bang Theory," may be hesitant about returning to the role ... but his on-screen wife Mayim Bialik, who played Amy Farrah Fowler on the series, has a very different take on the idea.

Bialik, who recently guest-starred on the NBC reboot of "Night Court", told Yahoo that she had a great time reuniting with Rauch and that she would love to bring "The Big Bang Theory" back in some shape or form. "With all due respect to Jim, I think that there's a lot of interest and love for these characters and I'd be super happy to get to revisit [it] in any way," Bialik told the outlet, keeping Parsons' less optimistic words in mind. "I think we all really have a lot of respect for the brand as it were and for...

Over the past 12 months, Elon Musk continued his streak of somehow finding a way into just about every social-political conversation, it seemed, something that was readily apparent in his midyear endorsement of Donald Trump.

As the co-leader of the Department of Government Efficiency, a made-up department designed to identify areas of the federal government to cut, Musk inevitably will be that provocateur once again.

The wild card is ego, as there may be only so much space in the spotlight for the world’s richest man and the world’s most powerful one. After all, Barack Obama’s relentless mocking of Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents Dinner has been seen as a tipping point that led to the then-The Apprentice host’s first White House bid; Likewise, it was Joe Biden’s diss of Musk at a White House electric-vehicle event that help set off the latter’s migration from left to right.

Sean Hannity may be looking to go the route trod in the past by Larry King, and, more recently, his former colleague Chris Wallace.

The longtime Fox News opinion host will debut a new monthly longform interview program on Fox Nation, the subscription-backed streaming outlet that is a sibling to the Fox Corp.-owned cable-news network. In “Sean,” Hannity will lead in-depth sit-down interviews with a variety of guests spanning the world of sports, entertainment, and politics,” according to a statement from Fox News.

“Throughout the course of my career, I’ve had the honor of meeting the world’s most interesting people. It is often the struggles and obstacles they have overcome that makes them most captivating,” Hannity said in a statement. “I look forward to sharing these conversations with Fox Nation viewers.”

The second episode of the program will feature an interview with ESPN host Stephen A. Smith,...

Let’s just say that they are all doing an about face. There’s heavy speculation that suggests the mainstream media is panicking over Donald Trump and that’s why they are now changing the way that they operate. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

The Mainstream Media Is Panicking Over Donald Trump

According to the latest reports, it seems like the mainstream media is dismantling it. Chris Wallace is set to quit CNN as he apparently seems to think the mainstream media is dying and says he is thinking about getting into podcasting.

Wallace told the Daily Beast that streaming and podcasting is “where the action seems to be.”

“This is the first time in 55 years I’ve been between jobs. I am actually excited and liberated by that,” Wallace said. Wallace, who has ‘beef’ with Tucker Carlson, appears to be inspired by Tucker’s success away from the mainstream media.

In one of its first post-election personnel moves, CNN has promoted David Chalian to svp and Washington, D.C. bureau chief, a key role as the next Trump administration looks to staff up amid the presidential transition frame.

In the role, the cable news network says Chalian will now oversee all political coverage for CNN as well as polling, decision desk coverage and political programming.

Chalian — who led editorial direction on the infamous Joe Biden-Donald Trump CNN debate in June that drew 51 million viewers and spurred Biden to eventually drop out — will continue to appear on-air to break down key political moves.

In March, CNN’s Washington bureau chief Sam Feist, who had held the job since 2011, departed the network to take the CEO role at C-span, the cable-funded non-profit.

Chalian joined the network in 2013 from Politico, where he oversaw video efforts. He previously held roles at Yahoo!

Chris Wallace may not be the most obvious artistic muse, but Grammy-winner Jon Batiste owes some credit to the veteran newsman for inspiring his latest musical experiment.

Last year, the pianist and composer was a guest on the CNN/Max show Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace. Remarking on how Batiste bridges divides with such category-scrambling efforts as his album World Music Radio and his magnum opus American Symphony (inspiring the Oscar-nominated doc of the same name) Wallace put him on the spot. “Can you show us how you can break a barrier, a musical barrier, go from one genre to another,” he asked.

The New Orleans native — whose career has taken him from Juilliard to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to the highest echelons of jazz, pop and classical — happily obliged.

He turned to the piano and began playing Beethoven’s Für Elise, gradually infusing it with blue notes and gospel chords.

Chris Wallace is not staying at CNN following the conclusion of his three-year contract with the network.

The 77-year-old journalist has decided to leave the network and he has announced his plans for the future.

“This is the first time in 55 years I‘ve been between jobs,” he told The Daily Beast. “I am actually excited and liberated by that.”

Keep reading to find out more…

Chris plans to enter the streaming or podcasting world, noting people like Joe Rogan and Charlamagne tha God as some who’ve had success on the format.

He added of his future, “Not knowing is part of the challenge. I‘m waiting to see what comes over the transom. It might be something that I haven’t thought of at all.”

CNN reportedly wanted to keep Chris at the network.

“Chris Wallace is one of the most respected political journalists in the news business...

Chris Wallace is one of the most recognizable faces on CNN, but that’s about to change. On Monday (November 11), the anchor abruptly announced that he was leaving the network after three years, and more than two decades on TV. The 77-year-old told The Daily Beast he is venturing into streaming or podcasting “where the action seems to be.” He mentioned how podcasters like Joe Rogan were highly influential during the 2024 presidential election. “I don’t flatter myself to think I will have that sort of reach,” he joked, sharing his admiration for big figures in that space. According to the outlet, Wallace’s decision to walk away from a “seven-figure contract” comes at a turning point in cable TV, where many anchors face salary cuts and are leaving broadcasting behind. Wallace, who joined CNN after nearly 20 years at Fox News, guided millions of viewers through CNN’s election night coverage last week.

A veteran TV journalist is leaving the cable news game: Chris Wallace is exiting CNN after spending three years there as a host and anchor, TVLine has confirmed.

Wallace told The Daily Beast (who first reported the news) that he’s looking to move to an independent platform via streaming or podcasting, since that’s “where the action seems to be” these days. “This is the first time in 55 years I‘ve been between jobs,” he added. “I am actually excited and liberated by that.”

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CNN anchor Chris Wallace is getting ready to leave the cable network.

Wallace, who hosts an eponymous show on weekend mornings and the CNN Max interview series Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?, will depart when his three-year contract ends. The 77-year-old, whose TV career spans half a century and multiple news networks, says he’ll look to independent platforms like streaming or podcasting for his next stop, as that’s “where the action seems to be,” he told The Daily Beast (which broke the news of his departure).

“Chris Wallace is one of the most respected political journalists in the news business with a unique track record across radio, print, broadcast television, cable television and streaming,” CNN CEO and chairman Mark Thompson said in a statement. “We want to thank him for the dedication and wisdom he’s brought to all his work at CNN and to wish him the very best for future.

Chris Wallace. (Courtesy photo)

Veteran journalist Chris Wallace is departing Warner Bros Discovery-owned CNN to pursue the development of his own media empire, he confirmed in a news interview on Monday.

Speaking with the Daily Beast, Wallace said the time was right to bring his brand of journalism to different platforms, at a time when news conversations are moving away from cable TV in favor of podcasting and streaming.

“This is the first time in 55 years I’ve been between jobs,” Wallace, 77, told the news outlet. “I am actually excited and liberated by that.”

Wallace said he isn’t sure what’s next, adding that “not knowing is part of the challenge. I‘m waiting to see what comes over the transom. It might be something that I haven’t thought of at all.”

In a statement, CNN’s CEO Mark Thompson called Wallace “one of the most respected...

Chris Wallace is departing CNN after three years, the network confirmed today.

Wallace joined CNN in 2022 as an on-air commentator and host of the weekly talk show Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?

Wallace told The Daily Beast that he plans to find a new home on an independent platform such as streaming or podcasting.

Mark Thompson, CNN’s CEO and chairman, said in a statement: “Chris Wallace is one of the most respected political journalists in the news business with a unique track record across radio, print, broadcast television, cable television and streaming. We want to thank him for the dedication and wisdom he’s brought to all his work at CNN and to wish him the very best for future.”

Wallace was coming to the end of a three-year contract, which he signed after abruptly exiting Fox News Sunday in 2021. As one of Fox News’ top news-side personalities,...

Chris Wallace came to CNN to get heavily involved with reaching streaming audiences, and it looks like he will leave the Warner Bros. Discovery-backed news outlet still looking to do the same.

Wallace, a veteran commentator who held forth on Fox News Channel’s “Fox News Sunday” as well as NBC News’ “Meet The Press,” told The Daily Beast Monday that he planned to leave CNN, which he initially joined to participate in the scuttled streaming operation CNN+, to try his hand at reaching people via an independent digital venture.

CNN confirmed Wallace would leave three years after he initially signed on after leaving Fox News to do so. The typical anchor contract in the news business is for a similar amount of time. CNN tried to convince Wallace to stay, according to a person familiar with the matter.

“Chris Wallace is one of the most respected political journalists...

Anna Kendrick took a trip down memory lane this week, singing the praises of her 2009 Up in the Air co-star, George Clooney.

“He is kind of capital G, George, and he works really hard to make you forget that and feel comfortable,” the Pitch Perfect star said of her experience acting alongside Clooney. Kendrick made the comments to CNN’s Chris Wallace, recalling her memories from shooting Up in the Air scenes with Clooney over a decade ago.

“The very, very first shot that he and I did together was my first shot in the movie,” Kendrick said. “We were standing on this people mover, and we’re kind of waiting and the camera is pretty far away and he said, ‘God, do you get nervous on the first day? I get so nervous. Do you get insecure? I get really insecure.’ And I was like, ‘Yes, I do, George,...

Most of the nation’s big TV-news anchors used the same phrase throughout Election Night: “We’re not there yet.” As things turned out, they were.

TV networks came to the 2024 Election ready for a rehash of the one they covered in 2020. Executives had 24-hour coverage sessions mapped out for the battle between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, and expected, based on polls, to have political panels at the ready through the weekend. The belief was that, like last time, swing states including Pennsylvania, Michigan and Arizona would need days to tabulate the results. Before midnight, however, the crystal ball became more clear. On NBC, around 11 p.m., Lester Holt chided his colleagues for starting to speak as if the whole thing had been decided. “This is beginning to sound like a post-mortem,” he cautioned.

Soon, it would be. After 1 a.m,, Fox News Channel’s...

As the polls began to close Tuesday evening, CNN host Chris Wallace shared the opinion that Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party need to pull off “a miracle” to win the presidential election over Donald Trump, given the country’s majority negative opinion of incumbent President Biden observed in the network’s own early exit polls.

“When you see current voters saying, by a three-to-one margin, that they are dissatisfied with the country… with the present conditions in the country. In conventional terms, it would be a miracle that Kamala Harris could win with that kind of headwind,” Wallace said during a panel conversation on the network Tuesday evening. “Remember she was part of the administration. The Biden-Harris administration was 41% approved, 58% disapproved. That’s not even close to 50%.

“If she is able to overcome those numbers and still win this election, then she has done a remarkable job of somehow...

Election Day is here, and the major news networks are prepared for a long night — and potentially a long week.

With over 50 million people early voting in the 2024 Presidential Election, Tuesday night will offer plenty of results to thumb through even if an ultimate winner isn’t called until later in the week, and most of the news networks will kick off their election night coverage at 6 p.m. Et, with CNN even starting at 12 a.m. Et while NBC News begins at 5 p.m. Et.

MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki will return to the Big Board — and will even be livestreamed on Peacock and other social platforms — while Fox News will see Bill Hemmer steering the “Bill”-board.

Most networks have scheduled eight hours of election night programming from 6 p.m. Et to 2 a.m. Et, with a result for the presidential showdown between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump not expected immediately.

See how your favorite channel will be following the race for the White House and other key races around the country on Tuesday evening.

The waiting 2024 U.S. presidential election is nearly over. Election night is Tuesday, Nov. 5, and each of the major broadcast and cable news networks that traditionally cover election news are gearing up for a cycle like no other. Virtually no one expects to be able to call the race for the White House on Tuesday night, and there are down-ballot decisions from all around the country to keep track of as well. Find out what kind of coverage you’ll be able to see on your favorite news channel here and make sure you stay informed on this highly consequential election!

What Is Each Major Network Doing to Cover the 2024 U.S. Presidential Election?

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CNN is kicking off its comprehensive coverage of Election Day two full days before most Americans head to the polls.

On Thursday, the Warner Bros Discovery-owned cable network said its coverage of key U.S. Senate, U.S. House and White House competitions will start on Sunday, November 3 at 5 p.m. Eastern Time with a special programming block called “Countdown to Election Day.” The block will feature special weekend editions of “The Situation Room,” “Erin Burnett Outfront,” “Anderson Cooper 360,” “The Source with Kaitlan Collins, “CNN News Night: State of the Race with Abby Phillips” and “Laura Coates Live.”

“Election Day in America” will offer non-stop coverage of Election Day on Tuesday, November 5 at midnight Eastern Time. Boris Sanchez and Jessica Dean will helm a three-hour early morning block until 3 a.m. Eastern Time, at which point Erica Hill and Kasie Hunt take over hosting duties. Omar Jimenez...

Although Justin Hartley has a huge hit with the CBS series Tracker, many still talk about his former character on This Is Us, Kevin Pearson. Kevin, a member of the Big Three, was the eldest of the triplets, and is a controversial character.

Now, Hartley, who played Kevin Pearson between 2016 and 2022 has something to say about him. Is Kevin Pearson an a**hole?

Justin Hartley/Credit: The Kelly Clarkson Show YouTube Does Justin Hartley Think HIs This Is Us Character Kevin Pearson Is A Bad Guy?

This Is Us fans may love the Big Three, but they are quick to point out Kevin Pearson’s flaws. Often described as self-centered and maybe not as mature as his younger siblings, Kevin created a lot of conflict. However, Justin Hartley has a different opinion about the character that he portrayed for six seasons. The 47-year-old was on Who’s Talking To Chris Wallace and talked about Kevin.

How did Arnold Schwarzenegger replace O.J. Simpson in The Terminator? ( Photo Credit – Flickr )

Imagine if O.J. Simpson, not Arnold Schwarzenegger, was the cyborg in The Terminator! A twist of fate turned the NFL star into a “what if?” in Hollywood history. Let’s dive into the drama that led to Arnie’s rise as the definitive Terminator—and how a twist of fate turned a casting curveball into one of cinema’s most legendary roles.

Arnold Schwarzenegger: From Reese to the Terminator

Initially, Schwarzenegger wasn’t even eyeing the Terminator role; he was up for Kyle Reese, the human resistance fighter. “I wanted to play Reese,” Schwarzenegger said, recounting how he and Cameron butted heads over the casting. Meanwhile, O.J. Simpson was reportedly in talks to step into the Terminator’s leather boots, already cast by the studio (though no contract was signed).

Cameron had other ideas. During his discussions with Schwarzenegger,...

Breaking Bad is easily one of the most popular shows of all time, but when it first debuted back in 2008 it was considered a risk even by the standards of cable television at the time. During an interview, lead star Bryan Cranston who played the role of Walter White described the series as an experiment and a dark one at that.

Breaking Bad is considered one of the best television shows (Credit: AMC).

Cranston explained how the show broke the conventions of traditional television in some aspects that made the audiences essentially guinea pigs concerning the content they were being fed. Creator Vince Gilligan resonated with Cranston’s comments and agreed that the show was designed as an experiment. Here is everything you need to know about the Breaking Bad experiment.

Bryan Cranston Revealed How Breaking Bad Was Designed as the Darkest TV Experiment

Bryan Cranston won 4 Primetime Emmy Awards...

Mayim Bialik always had Jim Parsons in her corner, and that’s something she’ll never forget. Back when The Big Bang Theory was still dominating screens, Parsons went to bat for Bialik, standing up to the show’s producers when things got heated. He wasn’t just playing a genius on TV—he was one behind the scenes too, making sure Bialik got the respect she deserved.

Jim Parsons from The Big Bang Theory | Credits: Warner Bros

Parsons proved that loyalty and friendship could still exist in the cutthroat world of Hollywood. Looking back, Bialik knows that without his fight, her journey on the show might’ve been a whole different story. And for that, she’ll always be grateful.

Jim Parsons Fought to Keep Mayim Bialik on The Big Bang Theory, Changing the Show Forever Jim Parsons and Mayim Bialik in The Big Bang Thory | Credits: Warner Bros...

Despite what series creator Chuck Lorre may have planned, The Big Bang Theory star and Young Sheldon producer Jim Parsons can’t find a reason to return to the franchise. Lorre, however, can find millions.

Back in May, Lorre’s second TV show based around child-prodigy-turned-theoretical-physicist Dr. Sheldon Cooper wrapped up its seventh season in the Young Sheldon series finale. The final episode merged the worlds of Lorre’s original multi-camera smash-hit sitcom The Big Bang Theory with his slower, more emotional coming-of-age comedy/drama in a bittersweet finale that saw Parsons appear as Old Sheldon one last time, a moment that hit close to home for both fans of the franchise and the performers themselves. Parsons’ last on-screen performance as the character who has come to define his career prior to cameo on Young Sheldon was in The Big Bang Theory’s own series finale five years prior, and,...

Jim Parsons, the Emmy-winning actor who famously portrayed the brilliant Sheldon Cooper for 12 seasons on The Big Bang Theory, has ruled out a return to the role... at least for now. Besides starring as the character in the popular sitcom from 2007 to 2019, Parsons served as an executive producer and narrator for the show's Young Sheldon spin-off. For that show's final episode, which aired in May, Parsons returned as Sheldon on-camera.

As the Big Bang Theory universe continues to grow, it's only natural to wonder if we'll see more of Parsons as the beloved character. While appearing on Who's Talking To Chris Wallace? (via EW) Wallace asked Parsons if he would consider appearing in a "reboot of Big Bang Theory or, God forbid, a reunion show." Parsons answered:

"As we sit here now, no, but I also I would I never say never to anything, because life just changes so much.

On Tuesday’s episode of The View, Pharrell Williams will discuss his new Lego animated biopic, Piece by Piece. He will provide insights into the film’s themes and his creative journey. Also featured is journalist Chris Wallace, who will discuss his latest book, Countdown 1960: The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the 312 Days that Changed America’s Politics […]

The View: Pharrell Williams, Chris Wallace...

According to Jim Parsons, 12 seasons of The Big Bang Theory were enough. People reports the award-winning actor recently appeared on Whos Talking to Chris Wallace and shut down the idea of rebooting the series anytime soon. The Big Bang Theory aired on CBS from 2007-2019.

"As we sit here now, no, but I also I would I never say never to anything, because life just changes so much," Parsons said. "You know, one of the things is that it was so special as what it was as what it is. And they call it lightning in a bottle for a reason, and you can be certain it wouldn't be that. And so why would we be doing it? I dont know thats how I feel on that right now. But like I say, God willing, life is very long, he added.

Related Young Sheldon's Most Divisive Character Returns in Georgie...

Hollywood has seen a lot of happily-in-love couples get married after realizing they were perfect for each other through onscreen chemistry. One of these pairs was Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid as well, both of whom decided to tie the knot after co-starring in two movies together. But like many other marriages, this pair couldn’t stay together for too long.

Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid. | Credits: D.O.A./Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

That said, when they did split up, a lot of rumors started swirling around how the reason for their split was alleged infidelity, with Ryan’s affair with Russell Crowe catching serious limelight. However, as it turns out, the actress never left Quaid because of Crowe, nor did she ever blame him for breaking her marriage. Rather, it seemed like the blame was on her ex-husband himself.

Meg Ryan Reveals Russell Crowe Wasn’t Why...

Every now and then we come across stories of actors, their relationships, and the amount of turmoil or struggle they’ve had to deal with. Clearly, this shows people all over the world that things are never going to be smooth sailing, even if you’re wealthy enough to feed future generations of your bloodline.

Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid in Innerspace | Credits: Warner Bros.

The relationship actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan shared was one instance that experienced a ton of issues before things fizzled out. Despite both individuals being some of the most successful actors in Hollywood during the 80s and 90s, their personal battles ultimately led to a messy divorce, and then the downfall of one of their careers.

Despite the tragic history, Dennis Quaid claims he regrets nothing from his marriage to Meg Ryan

Dennis Quaid witnessed a lot of success during the peak of his career,...

George Clooney almost had second thoughts about pranking Brad Pitt after the latter pulled an epic prank on his Wolfs co-star. Clooney revealed that it was the best prank ever played on him, while some of his co-stars remembered him being mad as hell. Clooney and Pitt made the sets of the Ocean’s movies vibrant with their playful nature.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt play professional fixers Jack and Nick in Wolfs | Credits: AppleTV+

Matt Damon who played Linus Caldwell revealed that it was hard to keep a straight face on set because Pitt and Clooney were always at their hilarious best. The esteemed group of actors on the Ocean’s set seemed to have no ego amongst them.

George Clooney Revealed The Best Prank That Brad Pitt Played On Him George Clooney in a still from Ocean’s Eleven | Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures

During a Reddit Ama session, George...

Running until the final general election results come in, courted and verified, the Deadline ElectionLine podcast spotlights the 2024 campaign and the often blurred lines between politics and entertainment in modern America. Hosted by Deadline political editor Ted Johnson and executive editor Dominic Patten, the podcast features commentary and interviews with top lawmakers and entertainment figures. Now in the home stretch of the almost last 30 days, follow all the campaign news on the ElectionLine hub on Deadline.

“I think that the election of 1960 takes all the events of 2020, and, frankly, of 2024, and sets them on their head,” says Chris Wallace of comparisons between JFK vs then Vice President Richard Nixon then and current Vice President Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump now.

The CNN host joined Deadline’s ElectionLine podcast today to look at White House bids past and present, and discuss his upcoming book Countdown 1960.

Coming out on October 8, the third...

On Thursday October 3 2024, CBS broadcasts The Late Show With Stephen Colbert!

Chris Wallace; Yotam Ottolenghi; Justin Hartley Season 10 Episode 18 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” promises an exciting mix of guests. Airing soon on CBS, the episode features broadcast journalist Chris Wallace, renowned chef Yotam Ottolenghi, and actor Justin Hartley. Each guest brings their unique perspective and talents to the show, making for an engaging hour of entertainment.

Chris Wallace is known for his insightful interviews and strong journalism background. His presence on the show is expected to spark interesting discussions about current events and media. Wallace’s experience will likely provide viewers with a deeper understanding of the news landscape today.

Yotam Ottolenghi, celebrated for his innovative cooking, will share his culinary expertise. His dishes often highlight fresh ingredients and bold flavors, and he may even offer some cooking tips or talk about his latest projects.

On Friday, October 4, CBS Mornings welcomes journalist and author Chris Wallace and Amazon Books editorial director Sarah Gelman to the show. Journalist Chris Wallace will discuss his latest book, Countdown 1960: The Behind-the-Scenes Story of the 312 Days That Changed America’s Politics Forever. Wallace’s book explores the political landscape of the early 1960s and […]

CBS Mornings Friday October 4: Chris Wallace, Sarah Gelman...

CNN on Tuesday morning will take its second swing at trying to boost revenue from streaming video and digital content.

Most users of CNN.com will likely see no change in the experience they have each time they visit CNN.com, one of the biggest news sites in digital media. Heavy users, however, will be asked to consider starting a subscription to the site, which will begin to offer more content behind a paywall that executives at the Warner Bros. Discovery outlet hope will entice them to pay a little extra: $3.99 a month, or $29.99 a year. The company unveiled its subscription hopes in July.

“The hope is that these are our first, very early steps to building a direct-to-consumer business,” Alex MacCallum, executive vice president of digital products and services for CNN Worldwide, said during an interview. “We want this to be a very robust business line that complements the affiliate...

On Wednesday evening The Late Show With Stephen Colbert welcomes actor Andrew Garfield and chef Ina Garten as guests. Garfield, known for his versatile roles in both film and theater, will discuss his latest projects, while Garten will share culinary insights and recipes. On Thursday, October 3, the lineup includes broadcast journalist Chris Wallace, chef […]

The Late Show With Stephen Colbert: Andrew Garfield and Ina Garten on CBS Wednesday, October 2, 2024...

Disney’s CEO, Bob Iger, was known to be very liberal and championed “diversity and inclusion” until it wasn’t profitable. Now, under his leadership, the company is walking it back.

When Bob Chapek was briefly in charge of the Walt Disney Company, he tried to walk back politics and agenda by staying out of the situation in Florida. This led to Disney employees demanding the CEO and company take a side in the Parental Rights and Education Bill in Florida (Don’t Say Gay.)

During this period of unrest, Bob Iger appeared in a Chris Wallace interview and threw kerosene on the fire by saying it’s a “right and wrong” topic, and boycotts and backlash don’t matter.

“We never really saw much evidence of that, even though there were threats about boycotts on certain things. Again, when you are dealing with right and wrong, and when you...

He’s just telling it like it is. Donald Trump has once again raised eyebrows for attacking a network for what he calls unfair bias. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.

Donald Trump – Goes On The Attack Against ABC News

According to the latest reports, the former president has called for ABC News to get their license taken away after their abysmal debate moderation last night.

Moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis are under fire for their continuous fact-checks of Trump without any for Harris.

A lot of people have even noticed that the moderators not only fact-checked Trump but they were also caught giving Harris “toss-ups” during the debate.

Some critics on both sides of the aisle even believe that Harris was able to incorrectly claim a few things, such as the “Fine People” hoax and the “Bl**dbath” hoax without any correction from the moderators.

Dennis Quaid is looking back at his previous marriage to Meg Ryan and sharing the best thing that came out of their relationship.

The Reagan actor was recently interviewed on Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?, where host Chris Wallace asked him if being in the spotlight — and being labeled one of “Hollywood’s golden couples” — impacted their relationship. The pair were married from 1991 to 2001.

“When I met Meg, I was here as far as career thing, and she was here,” Quaid recalled, holding one hand representing himself above his hand representing Ryan. “And then it just [switched] like that,” he added as he inverted his hand positions.

“I try to be a big person and tell myself that it didn’t bother me, but people are human,” Quaid said of his ex-wife’s rising popularity at the time. “She was ascending as I went into rehab.”

However, more than two...

The Sopranos and Breaking Bad are giants in their field with a passionate fan following you rarely get to see. On the surface, the leads of the two shows, Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) and Walter White (Bryan Cranston) may seem similar. Both of them are complex characters, with their morality in question. However, there is something that sets the two apart.

James Gandolfini as Tony Soprano in The Sopranos | Credits: HBO

While Tony is a mafia head from the start, Walter is a simple common man – a high school teacher and a victim of cancer. Driven into the world of drugs by his desperation, Walter garnered a ton of empathy from the viewers as they could, on some level, relate with his character. The drug part aside, Walter was just a man trying to provide for his family, against all odds. Despite his wrongdoings, the fans love him and Bryan Cranston knows exactly why.

Actor Michael Imperioli gained recognition for his performance as Christopher Moltisanti in the HBO crime drama The Sopranos. Imperioli won several accolades and acclaim for his role. However, before his most popular role, the actor worked with filmmaker Martin Scorsese on the acclaimed 1990 mob movie Goodfellas.

The Sopranos star Michael Imperioli appeared in Goodfellas at the start of his career (Credit: HBO).

During an interview, Imperioli reflected on the film, discussing his experience of working with Scorsese. At the same time, Imperioli also spoke about insisting on performing a stunt in the movie himself. However, the decision proved to be extremely wrong as the actor had to be hospitalized after the stunt went awry. Here is what Imperioli said about his time on Goodfellas.

Michael Imperioli Recalled How a Stunt on Goodfellas Set Landed Him in the Hospital

Michael Imperioli played the role of Spider in the 1990 mob drama film Goodfellas,...

Update: Donald Trump defended his personal attacks on Kamala Harris, despite some suggestions from allies that he focus on issues of the economy and the border.

“I think I am entitled to personal attacks,” Trump told reporters at a press conference at his golf club in Bedminster, NJ. “I don’t have a lot of respect for her.”

Trump noted that Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz, have been engaged in their own personal attacks, calling him and Jd Vance “weird.”

The press conference appeared to be a Trump campaign effort to get the candidate to do a bit of a reset. For the first 50 minutes or so, Trump read from notes, hammering Harris on the economy as well as the border and crime. Behind him were props of household goods, designed to emphasize the rise in prices during the Biden administration.

But Trump often meandered into different subjects.