Jerry Springer: Last News

the Irish Sun that he and co-producer and buddy Al Bowman would hire “fake” guests who were likely to sleep with an eager Springer after the show. “When we were first hired Jerry came out to meet us in LA and picked us up in a limo,” the one-time producer said of his 1996 hiring as a guest-finder.“The first thing Jerry said to us was, ‘I want to get laid, where are the hookers?,’” Lubow recalled of the one-time mayor of Cincinnati.“We were like, ‘Whoa!’ but basically we realized right away, it wasn’t just about getting guests for the show, it was about getting him laid, which of course we did,” Lubow claimed to the outlet.“That just became part of our job and that’s why we were so successful and we moved up the ladder.

One of Jerry Springer’s most famous guests — the 70lb baby — said it made him feel like a “circus act”.Zach Strenkert, now 29, appeared on the show for the first time in 1996, and is speaking out after the release of Netflix documentary Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera Action.He has Simpson-Golabi-Behmel syndrome (SGBS) — a rare genetic condition which causes rapid and excessive growth.His early life was marked by numerous appearances on shows like Oprah, Maury, and Inside Edition, which chronicled the then-17-month old’s extraordinary condition which made him grow an inch, and gain 2.5lb, every two weeks.Zach, from Port Jervis, New York, said his mom was simply searching for help, when she agreed to take him on TV.But instead it left Zach feeling ostracized.“I was known as the kid that was on TV,” said Zach, who has transformed his body due to huge weight loss.“And that wasn’t what my mom was looking for. We weren’t especially well off.“We just wanted help with geneticists, which wasn’t easy to come by with our insurance.“In hindsight, it felt like a circus act.

The Jerry Springer Show” were bound to run into some moral and ethical dilemmas behind the scenes. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Toby Yoshimura – who stars in the newly released two-part Netflix documentary “Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action” – opened up about his harrowing experience as a producer, explaining why he turned to alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism and detailing the terrifying moment that ultimately made him walk away from the show. “I’ve worked on this a lot in the last decade, multiple decades,” Yoshimura, who worked on the show for the first season in 1991, then again from 2006 to 2008, said of giving himself grace after leaving the show.

The Jerry Springer Show.The series is a pioneer of the “tabloid talk show”, a subgenre which shot to popularity in the 1990s. Springer hosted the show from 1991 to 2018, before he went onto host projects like Judge Jerry and The Jerry Springer Podcast.The Jerry Springer Show is the subject of Netflix documentary Jerry Springer: Fights, Camera, Action, which covers various scandals surrounding the series both on and off screen.

two-part Netflix documentary, viewers get a glimpse of the drama that unfolded on and off camera and some of the darkest secrets that embodied crew members, producers, former guests and even Jerry Springer himself. “I don’t think anybody knew how crazy this show was going to be,” former producer Toby Yoshimura admits in the trailer. “The Jerry Springer Show” launched on Sept.

Selome Hailu After 19 seasons of working on “America’s Got Talent,” Jason Raff is exiting as showrunner due to budget cuts. Moving forward, the unscripted competition series will be helmed by Sam Donnelly, who previously shared showrunning duties with Raff.

The Emmys honored the television stars we lost too soon with a musical performance on Monday night. However, as we see at too many of these awards shows year after year, several big names were left out of the in memoriam segment!

2024 Emmy Awards on Monday, their bright light was dimmed by the memory of losses experienced by the Hollywood community this past year. The tribute was led by Charlie Puth, who at one point sang a moving rendition of the “Friends” theme song, “I’ll Be There for You.” Matthew Perry was remembered in the final moments of the emotional in-memoriam segment. The late star died on Oct.

Vida Blue, a hard-throwing left-hander who became one of baseball’s biggest draws in the early 1970s and helped lead the brash Oakland Athletics to three straight World Series titles, has died. He was 73.

Jerry Springer has been laid to rest in a private ceremony that was held on Sunday, April 30, Springer’s rep tells ET.The private Jewish ceremony was attended by a small group of people and took place in a suburb of Chicago. TMZ was first to report the news and says a tribute is scheduled to take place on May 16 in Cincinnati, Ohio.In a statement issued to ET, Springer's family confirmed that the late broadcast icon died peacefully on Thursday at his home in suburban Chicago, Illinois, surrounded by his family. «Jerry’s ability to connect with people was at the heart of his success in everything he tried whether that was politics, broadcasting or just joking with people on the street who wanted a photo or a word,» said Jene Galvin, a lifelong friend and spokesperson for the family.

, has died. He was 46. «With completely shattered hearts and without knowing how we can possibly move through life without him, we are devastated to share that Jock passed away yesterday,» his family said in a statement obtained by on April 30. «So many words can describe him, so many stories can be told, but at this time we’re too overwhelmed to put them into words.

has died. He was 71.Tim's son, Ryder Bachman, announced the news that his father had died on Apr.

syndicated talk show, “The Jerry Springer Show,” died Thursday at 79 years old.Last month, the talk show host gave his last interview which took place just weeks after he celebrated his birthday.“I was happy I reached 79,” he said on the March 15 episode of the “Celebrity Catch Up: Life After That Thing I Did” podcast.He then made an emotional admission, revealing to host Genevieve Hassan that performing the waltz on “Dancing With The Stars” in front of his daughter was his “single happiest moment in television.”“When she came to Hollywood the night we did the waltz and then she came out of the audience, that was my single happiest moment in television,” Springer said. “I mean that was just, it was magical.”“So that’s my best memory, it was all worth it because of that,” he added.Springer appeared on the third season of DWTS in 2006, when he was paired with pro dance partner Kym Johnson.On week 4 of the show, the duo performed a touching routine in front of a cheering crowd, which included his daughter Katie Springer, 47.Despite the dance not earning high scores from the judges, the presenter quickly became a fan favorite and ended up coming in fifth place.“I met Jerry when I first came to the US for my first season with DWTS,” Johnson said on Instagram.

Well, this is heartbreaking!

If you were a fan of his TV show and all the iterations that came out of it, you might be wondering what was Jerry Springer’s net worth?

We didn’t see this coming, but it turns out we’re saying goodbye to Jerry Springer today…

confirmed the sad news today, April 27, saying the entertainer had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a few months ago. Family spokesperson Jene Galvin told TMZ: "Jerry's ability to connect with people was at the heart of his success in everything he tried whether that was politics, broadcasting or just joking with people on the street who wanted a photo or a word. He's irreplaceable and his loss hurts immensely, but memories of his intellect, heart and humour will live on.

Steve Wilkos is mourning his friend and former employer, Jerry Springer.

Hollywood is remembering the late Jerry Springer.

Ricki Lake is remembering Jerry Springer. After news broke that the TV icon died following a cancer battle, Lake spoke out in a statement to ET.«Jerry was a colleague, a rival and a friend for many years. Jerry's persona was the polar opposite of what many remember of his show,» the 54-year-old TV host said.

Geraldo Rivera is reflecting on the life and legacy of Jerry Springer.Springer died peacefully in his home outside Chicago, Illinois, on Thursday following a battle with a «brief illness.» He was 79. Best known for his long-running tabloid talk show, , which debuted in 1991 and aired in syndication until 2018, Springer was a colleague and friend to many, including Rivera.ET's Kevin Frazier spoke to the Fox News correspondent following the shocking news Thursday, where he looked back on their time on air and shared the positive impact his long-running show had on viewers and the daytime TV community.«It's quite an extraordinary time. Oprah [Winfrey], was kind of the mother hen, then Phil Donahue.