John Henson: Last News

Carson Burton “Ghostober,” the multi-platform spooky television event, is returning this year with more than 55 hours of new series, specials and returning shows for the Halloween season. The programming for the event includes ghost hunts, supernatural tales and pumpkin carvings fromTravel Channel, Food Network and Discovery+. “Ghostober” will feature programming starring the likes of Zak Bagans, Eli Roth, Sunny Anderson, John Henson and paranormal investigator Jack Osbourne. “Fans have come to view ‘Ghostober’ as the unofficial start of the holiday season and with our 25+ US networks, we can promote all of its in-demand content to more than 35% of cable’s nightly primetime audience,” Kathleen Finch, chairman and chief content officer of US Networks Group at Warner Bros. Discovery, said. “Ghostober is a proven success with record levels of engagement across social media and this year we’ve increased the number of hours across our platforms to super-serve the audience. We are officially the home of Halloween.” 

Comedian John Henson is facing the heat after First Lady Melania Trump publicly called him out for a joke about her 14-year-old son, Barron Trump. John, 52, tweeted on Father’s Day, “I hope Barron gets to spend today with whoever his dad is.” John maintained that the tweet, which he has since deleted, was just a joke about President Donald Trump — not Barron. But Melania wasn’t having it. She released a statement via her spokesperson, calling the joke “inappropriate” and saying that her son was “off limits.” Learn more about the comedian and television host here:

Melania Trump is standing up for her 14-year-old son Barron Trump.