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Three years ago at a glitzy investor presentation, Paramount unveiled plans to launch The Weekly Show with Trevor Noah.

The series never got off the ground, but an audio version hosted by new (and old) host Jon Stewart is launching soon.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart launches on all major podcast platforms on June 6.

The series will see Stewart dive into current events topics and feature a variety of guests, including newsmakers, authors and celebrities.

It is produced by Paramount Audio in association with Stewart’s Busboy Productions.

The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart is the latest Daily Show podcast following series such as The Daily Show: Ears Edition.

“After much reflection, meditation, and prayer, I have decided to extend my work week to two days,” Stewart said last month.

Sir Patrick Stewart is a veteran actor who is known worldwide for portraying the role of Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men franchise for several years. Starring as the character for the first time alongside Ian McKellen’s Magneto back in 2000’s X-Men, Stewart placed himself in the hearts of millions of fans worldwide.

Patrick Stewart in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness | Marvel Studios

Playing the role for so many years, the veteran actor had some iconic things to say in an interview. From the rapid changes in Hollywood to the “superhero fatigue” that people are experiencing now, Stewart’s answer came true as he predicted what the genre might look like in 10 years!

Sir Patrick Stewart Knew The Answer 10 Years Back!

It is the claim of millions of fans worldwide that the MCU has become “too woke”. Although we cannot say whether these statements are justified or not,...

American Fiction star Sterling K. Brown recently shared that he still has his sights set on playing John Stewart/Green Lantern in a live-action DC project.

Speaking with Rotten Tomatoes (via X), Brown confirmed that he would definitely be interested in joining James Gunn's DC Universe as the fan-favorite Green Lantern. "I watched that Justice League cartoon religiously in like high school, college right after, etc. It was dope. Seeing John Stewart, knowing that there was a black Green Lantern was something like in terms of representation, was like 'Oh Man! There’s a space for me in this world and I see it.' And when I looked [at the cartoon], I would think, 'I kind of look like this dude,'" the actor recalled. "If it could happen, that would be legitimately exciting. That would be one of those giddy-inducing moments in life because my kids would get it, without...

Ahead of the World Premiere at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival 2024, the official poster for Saint Maud director Rose Glass’s romantic thriller Love Lies Bleeding has arrived.

A24 promises that the trailer for Love Lies Bleeding will be released tomorrow, December 19. You’ll find it right here on Bd as soon as it’s available, so come on back tomorrow.

While you wait, check out the official poster below. Star Katy O’Brian takes center stage on this first official poster, a striking image that reveals the tagline: “Revenge gets ripped.”

Katy O’Brian stars alongside Kristen Stewart (Underwater) in the upcoming film from A24, which is said to be “a romance fueled by ego, desire and the American Dream.”

In the film, “Reclusive gym manager Lou falls hard for Jackie, an ambitious bodybuilder headed through town to Las Vegas in pursuit of her dream. But their love ignites violence,...

Hollywood icon Jimmy Stewart's voice has been revived using AI technology to narrate a bedtime story for Calm, sparking both endearing and creepy reactions. Respeecher, a startup specializing in AI voice cloning, recreated Stewart's voice, and it was approved by his family and estate. The use of AI-generated voices in entertainment has drawn criticism, with social media users expressing concerns and reservations about the technology.

The voice of Hollywood icon Jimmy Stewart is being used to narrate a bedtime story for meditation and sleep app Calm — 26 years after his death. This is all thanks to the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI), and whether the idea is endearing or creepy depends on who you're asking. Stewart died in 1997, leaving a legacy of beloved films like Vertigo, Rear Window, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, and the holiday classic It's a Wonderful Life. Inspired by the latter,...

Stephen Colbert poked fun at his former “Daily Show” bud and late night peer Jon Stewart on Wednesday night, cracking a joke about the recent cancellation of the comedian’s Apple TV+ show.

During the opening monologue for “The Late Show,” Colbert discussed President Joe Biden’s meeting on Wednesday with Chinese President Xi Jinping. According to the New York Times, China’s economy has been struggling in part due to “anemic consumer spending and high youth unemployment.”

“It’s gotten so bad that second graders can’t get a job at the iPhone factory,” Colbert quipped. “And I’m being told that in response to that joke, Apple has canceled Jon Stewart again.”

In October, “The Problem with Jon Stewart” was canceled after two seasons. The shuttering reportedly came down to creative differences that had to do with the series’ coverage of artificial intelligence and China. The controversial topics...

Kellyanne Conway and the Fox News “Big Weekend Show” crew gushed over Martha Stewart’s appearance on the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue – which inspired the former Donald Trump senior advisor to do some revealing of her own.

“I think she looks hot!” Conway said on Saturday’s edition. “And good for her for doing that, good for Sports Illustrated for putting her on one of the four covers … the old saying is true – now that I’m an old lady I want to say it – ‘Youth is wasted on the young.'”

Host Will Cain was talking about “The Golden Bachelor” coming to ABC this fall when he segued to the Si cover, making Stewart the oldest model to grace the cover in history.

Thrilled to be on cover of the @SI_Swimsuit issue! I hope this cover inspires you to challenge yourself to try new things. Pick up on newsstands May 18th!

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Martha Stewart has been making history for a long time. At 81 years old, the media mogul appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 2023 swimsuit issue on May 15, making her the oldest person to appear on the front of the magazine. It's the latest achievement in Stewart's extraordinary career, which has spanned a wide variety of mediums, from books and magazines to reality TV.

Stewart was born in New Jersey on August 3, 1941 to two teachers. She appeared in a few commercials as a child, and started off her career as a model. Over the course of her life, she has worked as a stockbroker, magazine publisher, and media mogul, to name just a few of her many roles. It hasn't all been smooth sailing, though; Stewart also spent five months in prison in 2004 - but she's definitely bounced back since then. Ahead, learn more...

If a user wants to get inspiration from Pinterest without creating an account, they are in luck because there are a few ways to do that. The social platform is a great way to get inspiration for redecorating a room, choosing an outfit, or finding popular and easy recipes. Users can even shop live with Pinterest TV, and an augmented reality (Ar) feature allows users to try furniture in a home before purchasing. While there's no denying Pinterest offers great features for users who have an account, some people may just want to browse the platform without signing up.

The easiest way to explore Pinterest without logging in is to go to the search bar in a web browser on a desktop and enter the address pinterest.com/ideas. This will direct the user to a home page with categories at the top, and a 'More' button which expands the...

Remember parental advisory stickers? Eminem used to be the big bad of inappropriate music warnings, so much so that a young Pete Davidson had to hide his album from his mom in a Rod Stewart CD case.

“When I was younger, I bought the uncensored Eminem Show CD, which of course I wasn’t allowed to have, so I kept it in a Rod Stewart jewel case,” the comedian told Good Housekeeping. “My mom noticed, and for years she’d play Rod Stewart to have something we could bond over. I’d be sitting in the car and suddenly she’d say ‘It’s Rod!’ and start singing along to ‘Maggie May.’ I had to learn the songs just to keep the lie going. I kinda learned to like Rod Stewart.”

The sweet story appears in a special Good Housekeeping Mother’s Day interview between Davidson, his mother Amy, and Edie Falco,...

Updated with full list, 9 Am: Nominations for the 50th Daytime Emmy Awards began trickling in Tuesday night, but now we have the full list. ABC’s General Hospital leads the way with 19 noms, followed by fellow long-running soaps CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful (14) and The Young and the Restless (13) and NBC/Peacock’s Days of Our Lives (11). All also are vying for the marquee Daytime Drama Series prize.

The Kelly Clarkson Show leads the talk field with 11 noms, with fellow syndies The Drew Barrymore Show and freshman The Jennifer Hudson Show next with seven and six, respectively, all including Daytime Talk Series. Hudson didn’t make the cut for Daytime Program Host, though Wendy Williams’ successor Sherri Shepherd did, though her rookie show Sherri didn’t get a Daytime Talk Series nom.

See the full list below.

The golden anniversary ceremony is set for Friday, June 16. CBS will air...

“The Problem With Jon Stewart” will return in March after a three-month hiatus with interviews lined up that tackle the societal issues that have become a hallmark of the Apple TV+ show.

Season 2 will continue with episodes that feature one-on-one interviews with the likes of California governor Gavin Newsom, former CIA director David Petraeus and Oklahoma State senator Nathan Dahm, the show said in a release Thursday. Stewart will also travel overseas for the first time “as Jon engages foreign policy leaders,” according to the release.

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In the interviews that kick off with the March 3 return, Stewart will discuss prison reform and rehabilitation with Newsom, national defense with Petraeus and, in a heated conversation with the hard-line Republican Dahm, crimes and guns.

To mark the return of new episodes, Stewart will host...

Mo McRae’s face may be more recognizable than his name. As an actor for more than 20 years with over 60 credits and counting he’s worked steadily, appearing on TV and in film in such roles as Benjamin Berry in “The Flight Attendant,” Blip Sanders on the short-lived “Pitch,” and Gus Henderson in “Den of Thieves.” Now he’s moved behind the camera as the co-writer and director of “A Lot of Nothing,” his feature film debut.

Officially, the film is about an uber-successful Black married couple whose perfect lives are knocked off kilter when they learn via the evening news that their cop neighbor, who is white, has killed a kid. In a time where the police killings of Tyre Nichols in Memphis and George Floyd in Minneapolis are front of mind, they assume that the victim is Black and decide to get answers. And that’s when everything goes wrong.