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Nickelodeon is moving forward with its Kids’ Choice Awards with a new date, and with Victoria Justice as host. Initially scheduled for March 22, the awards ceremony was postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic. The newly titled virtually-produced Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards 2020: Celebrate Together will air Saturday, May 2 at 8 pm ET/PT.
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For Tyler Cameron, workouts are essential … but Hannah Brown is not, and neither is his shirt!!! The “Bachelorette” hunk-turned-male model stepped out Wednesday for a shirtless workout down in Jupiter, Florida … and while he’s got a workout buddy, she’s a mystery blonde and definitely not Hannah. The shirtless stud is still pretty active
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Grey’s Anatomy’s 16th season is over … a whole four episodes early.  As previously reported, the hit ABC drama produced 21 of 25 episodes for the season following the coronavirus induced shutdown.  Naturally, that meant some storylines were not completed.  Speaking to Deadline, Grey’s showrunner Krista Vernoff has addressed some storylines that viewers did not
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Chicago is hardly the Second City when it comes to streaming. Also, who needs prime time when there’s now the 2PM timeslot? Those are a couple of the takeaways from a new, market-by-market look by Nielsen at COVID-19 viewership trends. Of all markets where non-linear viewing on internet-connected devices or smart TVs, Chicago registered the
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SPOILER ALERT: This article contains details of tonight’s Empire series finale. You have been warned! “I think it’s a fulfilling finale in the sense that it has the spirit that we want,” declares Empire showrunner Brett Mahoney of tonight’s end to the hip hop drama created by Lee Daniels and Danny Strong. “But no, it’s
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Without live sports or active production due to COVID-19, U.S. television advertisers are leading a dramatic retreat from all marketing platforms, with the effects on several stakeholders likely to linger into 2021. Ad agencies have been absorbing the shock for more than a month now, and a new report from Wall Street research firm MoffettNathanson
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President Donald Trump’s attacks on the media were relatively tame at the latest coronavirus press briefing. He even gave some praise to PBS NewsHour‘s Yamiche Alcindor, someone he has previously attacked for asking “nasty” questions. But on Monday Alcindor pressed the president about someone she recently interviewed who said his family got sick and did
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It would be wholly understandable if fans of Showtime’s original Penny Dreadful approached its “spiritual descendant” City of Angels with as much trepidation as excitement. How, we might wonder, could any offspring of John Logan’s beloved monster mash live up to the awful beauty of its parent? How could any new characters compare to the
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Leaders of the film and TV industry’s major guilds and unions say that although they do not know when the coronavirus shutdown will subside enough to allow productions and other elements of the industry to begin opening back up for business, they share “a great faith that our industry will return with vigor and present
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EXCLUSIVE: Matchlight, the Scottish production company behind the 2012 BBC Three documentary Russell Brand From Addiction To Recovery, has collapsed. Insolvency specialists at Quantuma have been appointed to wind down the Glasgow-based producer’s affairs after it was first set up more than a decade ago. It is not known if Matchlight’s demise is coronavirus-related after
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With greetings in a multitude of languages, a suited and booted Jimmy Kimmel, Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon kicked off the multi-network One World: Together at Home concert from their respective homes on different sides of the country. But, even with a joint “overwhelming gratitude” appearance by former First Ladies Laura Bush and Michelle Obama,
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Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Jennifer Lopez, Lizzo, and many more delivered powerful virtual performances during Saturday’s “One World: Together at Home” concert. Gaga, who curated the event from producers Global Citizen, opened the two-hour televised portion with an emotional performance of the Charlie Chaplin classic “Smile.” [embedded content] Lizzo belted out a low-key cover of
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