Nikki Glaser To Host Golden Globes For Third Consecutive Year: Nikki Glaser is returning to host the 84th Golden Globes in 2027. It airs live Sunday, Jan. 10, 2027 on CBS and streaming in the U.S. on Paramount+.
The series version of “From Dusk Till Dawn," based on the 1996 theatrical film, premiered on the now defunct El Rey Network in 2014. It featured Adrianne Paliciki, Don Johnson, Jake Busey, Robert Patrick, and Wilmer Valderrama. The series produced 30 episodes across three condensed seasons.
Detective dramedy "Houston Knights" debuted on CBS in 1987. The series, starring Michael Paré and Michael Beck, ran for two seasons.
Long-running crime docudrama "Cops" opened in 1989. After 25 seasons on Fox, "Cops" in 2013 moved to cable network Spike TV (now known as Paramount Network). In September 2020, "Cops" resumed production for international syndication.
The third time is the charm! Nikki Glaser is returning to host The Golden Globe Awards in 2027.
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Remember Susan Richardson, who played Susan Bradford on the ABC dramedy "Eight is Enough"? Today we wish Susan a Happy 74th Birthday. I always thought it was odd that "Eight is Enough" had a lauch track, didn't you?
My strange addiction. I was glued to the tube for Amy and Brian's wedding on the season finale of "1,000-Lb. Sisters" on TLC last night. Admit it...some of you here were too!
An unprecedented moment on this day in 1980: Student Curtis Jackson (Erik Kilpatrick) was shot and killed while witnessing a liquor store robbery on CBS' “The White Shadow." The high school drama, starring Ken Howard, concluded on March 16, 1981 after three seasons.
ICYMI from Marc Berman at @Forbes: Stephen Hibbert, ‘Pulp Fiction’s’ The Gimp, Dies At 68: Stephen Hibbert, the British-born actor and writer best known for portraying the silent, masked Gimp in "Pulp Fiction," died at 68,
Hearst Media Launches ‘Home For Good,’ Bringing Renovations And Hero Stories To Weekend TV: "Home for Good," hosted by Art Edmunds, focuses on transforming the homes of Americans who have made extraordinary contributions to their communities.
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ICYMI from Marc Berman at @Forbes: How Music Catalogs And EDM Publishing Are Shaping Streaming Strategy: In the increasingly competitive streaming landscape, music catalogs are becoming a vital component of content strategy.
"Jezebel", directed by William Wyler and starring Bette Davis and Henry Fonda, opened in theaters in 1938. The film was offered as compensation for Davis after she failed to win the part of Scarlett O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind."
Long-running "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer," starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and adapted from the 1992 movie of the same name, began on The WB in 1997. It concluded on UPN on May 20, 2003, and it spun-off "Angel" with David Boreanaz (which aired from 1999 to 2004).
"The Incredible Hulk," starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno, premiered as a regularly scheduled series in 1978. It aired through 1982 and was introduced as a two-hour pilot movie in November 1977.
‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ Renewed Amid Shrinking Daytime Talk Landscape: Syndicated daytime talker "The Drew Barrymore Show" has been renewed for two additional seasons, taking it through 2028.
"Malibu Shores," another 1990’s high school drama set in California from Aaron Spelling, began on NBC in 1996. It starred Tony Lucca and a pre-“Felicity” Keri Russell, but this was no "Beverly Hills, 90210." It lasted only 10 episodes.
From the producers of “Cheers,” sitcom “Hope & Gloria” debuted on NBC in 1995. It starred Cynthia Stevenson, Jessica Lundy and Alan Thicke, and aired 35 episodes across two seasons.
ICYMI from Marc Berman at @Forbes: The ‘Brady Bunch’ House: From Sitcom Icon To Historic Landmark: The "Brady Bunch" house, a beloved symbol of 1970s family life, has been preserved as a historic landmark.
Fashion doll Barbie went on sale in 1959 at the American Toy Fair in New York City. Eleven inches tall with blond hair, Barbie was the first mass-produced toy doll in the United States with adult features. In 2020, Mattel sold $1.35 billion worth of Barbie dolls and accessories.
Rags to Riches," starring Joseph Bologna as a millionaire in the 1960's who adopts a group of orphan girls for the purposes of helping his image, premiered on NBC in 1987. It also starred a pre-"Martin" Tisha Campbell. The series aired for 20 episodes before its cancellation in January 1988.
The Emmy-winning “Family," starring Sada Thompson, James Broderick, Meredith Baxter, Gary Frank and Kristy McNichol began its five-season run on ABC on this day in 1976. The executive producers were Leonard Goldberg, Aaron Spelling, and “The Graduate” director Mike Nichols.
ICYMI from Marc Berman at @Forbes: CBS’ ‘Marshals’ Debuts As Biggest New Scripted Premiere Without Football Since 2018: CBS’ ‘Marshals’ premiered with 9.52 million viewers, the biggest new scripted debut without football since 2018. The series is the first spinoff from "Yellowstone."
”The George Wendt Show," the sitcom based on the public radio show “Car Talk” and a star vehicle for the former “Cheers” actor, debuted on CBS in 1995. It ran for just six episodes.
Jennifer Runyon, ‘Ghostbusters’ And ‘A Very Brady Christmas’ Actress, Dies At 65: Jennifer Runyon, a film and television actress best known for stepping in as Cindy Brady in "A Very Brady Christmas" and appearing on "Charles in Charge," died Friday.
Fake Jan.” But there were also “Fake Cindy” and “Fake Marcia” at one point. Today, we remember Jennifer Runyon, who stepped in as Cindy Brady in the 1988 holiday TV movie A Very Brady Christmas."
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ICYMI from Marc Berman at @Forbes: How Corporate Innovation Rivals Hollywood Storytelling: In today’s attention economy, the most compelling dramas aren’t scripted in Hollywood — they’re unfolding in real time at high-profile tech companies.
Moran Atias: Building A Career On Her Own Terms: Moran Atias has built a career that balances performance, personal storytelling, and humanitarian engagement — all guided by her own vision.
What immediately came to mind when I wrote this feature about actress Moran Atias was the classic line, “I am woman, hear me roar,” from the song "I Am Woman" by Helen Reddy. Her career reflects determination, independence, and a strong sense of personal voice.
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‘Fargo’ At 30: The Timeless Classic That Still Endures: Celebrating 30 years, "Fargo" remains a darkly comic tale of greed and murder in the Midwest that continues to captivate audiences and influence filmmakers. You betcha!
