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Kelly Clarkson made a rare comment about co-parenting and the differences in perception between working moms and working dads.

Maury Povich is returning to his journalistic roots with On Par with Maury Povich, a new video podcast.

“Call Her Daddy” host Alex Cooper is responding to rumors about Alix Earle‘s Hot Mess podcast.

Joe Rogan loves to be known for straight talk, and the podcast kingpin certainly stripped down his take on Blake Lively‘s accusations of sexual harassment and an online smear campaign by Justin Baldoni to very simple three words this weekend.

LeBron James is arguably the greatest basketball player of all time. After 22 seasons and counting as the face of the NBA, The King recently opened up about the moment that started it all. The year is 2003, and LBJ fever has infected every basketball fan around the globe.

Ilona Maher is sharing details about what happened after she lost her virginity in her 20s.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Late-night shows simply aren’t the durable roosts they used to be. Taylor Tomlinson, the host of CBS’ “After Midnight,” is the latest host to exit the wee-hours space as more comedians see better career opportunities in the worlds of stand-up, podcasts and other creator-based media. Tomlinson felt more drawn to stand-up comedy and other potential opportunities, says one person familiar with her thinking, and felt the demands of a regular network show would crimp her ability to consider other projects.

took aim at Los Angeles officials on his podcast this month over all the film and television production that has been lost to other, more financially competitive cities. Guns-a-blazin’, the enraged “West Wing” actor said “everybody should be fired.”Other states, and even foreign counties, offer more encouragement to bring Hollywood projects there instead of California, he insisted.“There are no tax credits [in California], so like, all those other places are offering 40% — 40%.

Rob Lowe lamented the state of film and television production in California on a recent episode of his podcast, insisting that state leadership’s handling of the massive domestic production exodus over the last several years has been “criminal.”

Rachael Kirkconnell has officially received an apology from her ex Matt James.

This family is still intact. After fans thought Ty Burrell, 57, who played the beloved Dunphy family patriarch, Phil, on “Modern Family” had died, he reflected on where that rumor started.On Monday’s episode of his former co-star’s Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s “Dinner’s on Me” podcast, Burrell recalled how missing a reunion special a few years back caused the speculation to spin.“We had that one big reunion,” Ferguson, 49, recalled, as Burrell stated: “That I couldn’t make it to.”“That hilariously,” the podcast host said.“Well, I died,” Burrell stated matter-of-factly.

new Netflix show and lifestyle brand to a shiny new podcast and digital storefront.As her new business ventures begin to take shape, it appears as though the “Suits” alum is “convinced” that her net worth will grow accordingly, according to the Telegraph.A well-placed source told the outlet that the former working royal “thinks she’s going to be a billionaire” — and that the team she’s assembled will no doubt help her get there.The Post has reached out to Markle’s reps for comment.On Tuesday, the mom of two promised to dive into some major “girl talk” as she dropped the trailer for her new podcast, “Confessions of a Female Founder.”In the preview clip, Markle said her podcast will advise listeners on how to turn “small ideas into billion-dollar businesses” with the help of some girl boss guests.The former actress unveiled her rebranded podcast to the world earlier this month after inking a deal with Lemonada Media in Feb. 2024.She was forced to seek out other avenues after Spotify decided not to renew the steep $20 million contract for a second season of her now-defunct podcast, “Archetypes.”Her podcast announcement followed hot on the heels of her digital storefront release, for which she has already been accused of “monetizing the monarchy.”Markle created a ShopMy page that allows her to earn commission on affiliate links she posts, and she has already featured mostly designer pieces, including pricy linen shirts, sweaters, sunglasses and handbags.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent “The Passion of the Christ” will resurrect this summer. Mel Gibson’s long-awaited sequel, titled “The Resurrection of the Christ,” will start shooting in August at Rome’s Cinecittà Studios, CEO Manuela Cacciamani has announced. Cacciamani, in an interview with Italian financial daily Il Sole 24 Ore, said Gibson and Icon Productions have set an August start-of-shoot date for the follow-up to his 2004 biblical blockbuster “The Passion of the Christ,” which became the largest-grossing independent film of all time.

Chappell Roan has revealed that she doesn’t think her younger self will be able to “register” the person she has become – see what she had to say below.The ‘Hot To Go’ singer recently sat down with the Call Her Daddy podcast for an episode to discuss a myriad of topics. In a new clip obtained exclusively by Rolling Stone, Roan – real name Kayleigh Rose Amstutz – spoke about her growth as a person, and how her younger self would feel about her now.She said on the matter: “I don’t even know if my young self would be able to register that as a part of me.

Aaron Ashmore reveals he and wife Zoe Kate split up years ago.

Chappell Roan sat down for an interview with Alex Cooper on Call Her Daddy!

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco are very much in love and are set to get married!

It’s been a day of dramatic developments for No Other Land, the Oscar-winning documentary about life for Palestinian residents in the rural West Bank area of Yasafer Matta.

Meghan Markle is ready to dish it out with her podcast listeners. On Tuesday, the Duchess of Sussex – along with Lemonada Media – dropped a trailer for her new podcast, "Confessions of a Female Founder." "I'm Meghan, and this is ‘Confessions of a Female Founder,’ a show where I chat with female entrepreneurs and friends about the sleepless nights, the lessons learned and the laser focus that got them to where they are today," Markle says in the trailer. "We're diving into the highs – and the lows – and the kind of advice that turns small ideas into billion-dollar businesses," she adds.

The hunt for the anthrax killer in the early 2000s is the subject of a new podcast.

Charlamagne Tha God has a song on his lips. “Oh-oh-oh – it’s the Tom Joyner Morning Show” he sings, while sitting in a small conference room at iHeart Media headquarters, where he co-hosts the nationally syndicated daily radio show “The Breakfast Club.” Charlamagne, 46, easily summons the jaunty theme he grew up listening to as he discusses the influences who helped steer him into the career he enjoys today. The South Carolina native, born Lenard Larry McKelvey, is a popular radio and podcast host, author, commentator, comedian and actor.