Cynthia Macfadden: Last News

Cynthia McFadden, longtime senior legal and investigative correspondent at NBC News, said that he is leaving the network.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large As ABC’s “Nightline” hits its 45th anniversary this month, the show is bringing back an updated version of its old logo. Having gone with an all-lowercase “nightline” since 2017, a new take on the show’s all-caps “NIGHTLINE” that had been in use between 1997 and 2017 will now be introduced.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large The Peabody Awards are heading back to Los Angeles, following last year’s long-awaited move to the City of Angels. After several attempts — delayed by the COVID pandemic, and then by the Hollywood strikes — the Peabodys finally made their move to the west coast in 2024, and this year the event will celebrate its 85th anniversary at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel on Jan. 1.

The 2025 Peabody Awards will take place June 1 at the Beverly Wilshire in a return to Los Angeles for a second year, organizers said Wednesday. Nominations for the awards, in their 85th year, will be announced in April, with winners to be revealed in May.

“I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead” podcast on Tuesday and they bonded over not being parents.“I choose never to have children. God love all the people that have kids,” said Harper, 59.“Me too.

Katie Price has hit back at critics of her relentless surgery after she came under fire yet again following a £10,000 facelift in Turkey after jetting off when she was supposed to be in court.The 46-year-old has had 17 boob jobs, two nose jobs, several face lifts and has had her own fat injected under her eyes over the years. However, she defiantly refused to bow to the pressure of people who have begged her to stop, comparing her attitude to that of singing superstar Cher, who is also outspoken on the subject of surgery.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Cynthia McFadden, the TV-news veteran whose career has taken her from co-anchoring ABC News‘ “Nightline” to a senior perch on NBC News‘ investigations team, is stepping away from broadcast journalism. “It is hard to leave a job you love but this is the right time — I have a list of things I have often said I wanted to do ‘someday’. Well, someday is now, while I am still raring to go — and playing with a relatively full deck,” McFadden said in a note to colleagues Friday.

Jennifer Garner may be one of Hollywood's most bankable stars, but she's also one of its most charitable and philanthropic, working tirelessly to uplift the lives of others.MORE: Jennifer Garner and boyfriend John Miller make rare outing togetherThe actress made an appearance on the latest installment of Today to continue forward with her mission, sharing the work of Save the Children as an ambassador in flood-ravaged Kentucky.VIDEO: Jennifer Garner shares health fears over alcohol intake during the pandemicOn the show, she and journalist Cynthia McFadden visited a school in the area that had been ravaged by the flood and proved to be quite risky to even walk through.The group waded through the thick mud and water that had flowed through the building, leaving wreckage in its place and items strewn everywhere.MORE: Jennifer Garner shares rare glimpse inside home life with her three childrenJennifer, who grew up less than 200 miles away from there, was insistent on seeing the library though, citing her love for books growing up and her childhood desire to be a librarian.She could be seen getting emotional as Cynthia explained that the star flew across the country in the middle of shooting a film to help out the kids affected by the damage.