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Ellen DeGeneres Show" airs on NBC on May 26, capping off a 19-year run on daytime television for the host, now 64. And as TV insiders recently told Page Six, it's been an "emotional" time for Ellen, who filmed the last installment late last month."Ellen's been crying a lot," a source told the outlet in a report published May 14. "The whole few weeks leading up to the finale were very emotional."Ellen reportedly skipped the fanfare of a red carpet or a celeb-stuffed audience for the episode, which features Jennifer Aniston and Pink — guests who also appeared on the show's premiere back in 2003.

Netflix stand-up special comes out later this year.DeGeneres made the declaration at her comedy show in Santa Rosa, Calif., on July 1.“This is the last time you’re going to see me. After my Netflix special, I’m done,” she said, according to SFGate.When a fan asked DeGeneres if she’ll voice Dory again from “Finding Nemo” and “Finding Dory,” she replied, “No, I’m going bye-bye, remember.”DeGeneres is currently on her “Ellen’s Last Stand … Up” tour.

Ellen DeGeneres is opening up about the past toxic workplace claims made against her — in a new standup routine.The former “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” host, 66, joked about “getting kicked out of show business” for being “mean” while performing at the Largo in LA on Wednesday.In 2020, current and former staffers spoke anonymously about their alleged experience on set of the talk show for a BuzzFeed News report. She apologized to staff at the time and producers Ed Glavin, Kevin Leman and Jonathan Norman exited the show.“As we’ve grown exponentially, I’ve not been able to stay on top of everything and relied on others to do their jobs as they knew I’d want them done.

Ellen's Game Of Gameshas officially been axed byNBC.It was reported by Deadlineon Tuesday that the Ellen DeGeneres-hosted primetime game show's fourth season 'will be its last on the network.'Season four was compromised of 20 episodes that ran from October 2020 until May 2021. Axed:Ellen's Game Of Games has officially been axed by NBCEllen's Game Of Games first debuted on NBC in 2017 with an eight-episode order and originally served as a holiday season fill-in for the network, according to TVLine.The show has contestants play a variety of quirky games that originated from the 63-year-old comedian's talk show in the hopes of winning $100,000.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla NBC and Ellen DeGeneres will not be teaming up again for another season of fun and games. “Ellen’s Game of Games,” which has aired on the network for four seasons, has been canceled, Variety has confirmed.

EXCLUSIVE: Ellen DeGeneres’ game show Ellen’s Game of Games is not coming back to NBC.

It seems when things couldn’t get any worse in the world of The Ellen Show, it has caught another blow. After the firing of three producers amid the set of the television talk show as a ‘toxic workplace”, Channel 9 has pulled the show from being aired on their usual space. “We are resting Ellen repeats on Nine and have replaced it with Desperate Housewives.”However, a spokesperson for the network is denying that the show has been removed completely, as the repeats that are currently being aired have been moved to Nine Gem and that discussions are ongoing regarding the news series.  This all falls in line with everything that is happening on the Warner Media set from being called “a toxic environment” to being known as a workplace of

Ellen DeGeneres has finally explained how she plans to tackle the "toxic culture" accusations that have recently blighted the show.

Three producers from The Ellen DeGeneres Show were let go and will no longer be affiliated with the talk show, Variety reports.

The Wrap has reported that for the week of July 26, the Ellen DeGeneres Show’s numbers were down 29 per cent on last year’s figures and nine per cent down on the previous week.While all shows have seen a decline in figures, it’s Ellen’s that has seen the biggest drop as viewers adapt their habits during the ongoing pandemic.The show is currently undergoing an internal investigation after allegations of bullying, racism and sexual harassment emerged.Former and current staff members said that the allegations went straight up to the show’s executive producers including Kevin Leman and Ed Glavin.They also said that they were apparently told not to make eye contact with Ellen if they passed her in the hall.Ellen released a statement apologising

A former producer on The Ellen DeGeneres Show has claimed the host knew about 'abuses' happening on her chat show and once 'giggled' when one of her executives 'screamed' at staff.

Another former Ellen DeGeneres associate, Hedda Muskat, is coming forward with her story amid the allegations from former staff members alleging a toxic work culture.

, Niel told radio station about his experience with Ellen's producers in 2013, saying that the staff "walked on eggshells" around her. Neil said he didn't know if these rules came from Ellen herself "because I never got to talk to her," adding "I have no idea whether she's a nice person or not, I wouldn't have a clue.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show claimed in a new report that they faced racism, fear and intimidation while working behind-the-scenes on the Emmy-winning series.“That ‘be kind’ bulls–t only happens when the cameras are on. It’s all for show,” one former staffer alleged to BuzzFeed News in a story published on Thursday, July 16.

Ellen DeGeneres bosses have released a statement after Buzzfeed News published a story claiming there was a “toxic” work environment on the show.