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Today” departure has left all of her colleagues in tears — especially Savannah Guthrie.“No one is taking the news worse than Savannah Guthrie,” Craig Melvin, 45, said in a clip shared to X by the morning talk show.“I know, I know,” weatherman Al Roker, 70, replied, before Sheinelle Jones, 46, quipped, “Let’s just show everybody the reality of what we are dealing with.”The camera pans to Guthrie, 52, who co-anchors the first two hours of the news show with Kotb, sitting across from the trio eating food with a bottle of rosé next to her.“That was a full bottle of Whisper Angel, and now …” Roker joked as Melvin and Jones shared a laugh.Guthrie kept a straight face as she continued to eat off two separate plates.Roker went over to the journalist and said, “Let me top that off,” as he poured some more rosé into Guthrie’s glass.“We love her so much,” Guthrie responded. “And as you said Sheinelle, we can hold our sorrow of missing her and loving her so much with our gratitude that it happened.” “I always tell my kids, don’t be sorry it’s over, be glad that it happened,” she continued.

stepping away from “Today” after nearly two decades, the 60-year-old’s co-workers shared their sentiments for the longtime anchor.“Hoda, we love you so much,” Savannah Guthrie said on “Today” as she and Jenna Bush Hager took Kotb’s hands in theirs. “And when you look around and you see these tears, they’re love.

A February 2018 clip of DeGeneres, 66, and Combs, 54, on the comedian’s former talk show has resurfaced on social media following the rapper’s arrest for sex trafficking and racketeering charges.During the interview, DeGeneres poked fun at Combs for being late to the show and questioned if he’d repeat that behavior at an upcoming party she was throwing.“Are you gonna be early for my party?” DeGeneres asked.“Yes I am — No,” Combs admitted.“You know I have to arrive fashionably late,” the record executive added. DeGeneres told Combs, “Not too late, though.

US Weekly Tuesday while promoting “Connie: A Memoir.” “I believe that you don’t have to be friends with all of his friends, and he doesn’t have to be friends with all of my friends. He can go do what he wants to do, and I’ll do what I want to do.”She added, “We always come together and have dinner together — sometimes we have lunch together too — but we don’t get in each other’s hair.”In Chung’s memoir, the former news anchor writes in detail about her love story with Povich, 85.

was deemed cringe by many viewers.Barrymore explained that she wanted her chat with Harris, 59, “to be a more personal experience” where she could “disarm” Donald Trump’s presidential opponent, according to Entertainment Weekly.“I want to take the armor off. This isn’t about talking about issues like that.

Drew Barrymore has received the memo: people need their personal space. The daytime host, 49, revealed that she is going to work on keeping “physical distance” between her and her guests on the upcoming season of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” acknowledging the backlash she faced on social media from many who believed her physical interactions with celebrity guests have been just plain weird. “I’ll try to practice physical distance, which is not my strong point,” the “Charlie’s Angels” star told Entertainment Tonight following the talk show’s renewal for Seasons 6 and 7 on Thursday.

long-running, late-night talk show ends.The “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” host, 56, appeared on Monday’s episode of Gavin Newsom, Marshawn Lynch and Doug Hendrickson’s “Politickin’ ” podcast and acknowledged that his career may never be the same after his show goes off the air.“I will have a hard time when it’s over,” he said. “It worries me, and that’s part of the reason why I keep going.”Kimmel’s ABC talk series premiered in January 2003, with George Clooney as his first guest ever.Earlier this year, Kimmel hinted in an interview with the Los Angeles Times that the latest two-year contract he signed for his show could be his last.“Each time I think, well, this is going to be my last contract, and then I wind up signing another contract,” he said on the “Politickin’ ” podcast. “It’s because I fear that day, that Monday after my final show, and it’s like, OK, now what am I going to do?” the father of four continued.

“The Bachelorette” Season 21 lead Jenn Tran addressed the backlash surrounding her awkward exchange with Kelly Ripa on the July 8 episode of “Live With Kelly and Mark.” During the show Ripa, 53, questioned Tran’s decision to seek love on reality TV, prompting Tran to point out Ripa’s own on-set love story with husband Mark Consuelos.“Honestly, I will say, Kelly and I, it was all in good fun,” Tran, 26, said during the July 15 episode of the “Trading Secrets” podcast. “We have this sarcastic banter.

a 1999 appearance on the “Maury” show finally scared the then-16-year-old Jersey girl straight. “I got booed by the audience, drill sergeants screamed in my face, and I then was taken away to boot camp,” White, now 40, told The Post. “It was a scary experience,” she continued.

“The Jennifer Hudson Show” Tuesday and revealed that “believe or not,” she’s been mistaken for Lenny Kravitz, 59, more than once.“OK, so Wanda, I have this issue where everywhere I go, people think I’m either Megan Thee Stallion or Coco Jones,” Jennifer Hudson, 42, told Sykes, adding, “I heard you get mixed up with Lenny Kravitz?”“Yes,” Sykes said. “Believe it or not. OK, not all the time.

Drew Barrymore tends to make audiences cringe by how close she sits next to her talk show guests. But this time — it’s because she called Vice President Kamala Harris “Momala.”The awkward exchange has gone viral days after Harris, 59, appeared on “The Drew Barrymore Show” on Monday.Harris discussed her husband, second gentleman Doug Emhoff, and her family dynamic being a stepmother to his two children, Cole and Ella Emhoff, on the CBS show.Harris explained that her loved ones call her “Momala” instead of “step.”Barrymore, 49, then suggested that the country call Harris “Momala” in order to become more united.“I love Disney.

Rachael Ray was mugged — twice — by a teenage boy outside her Woodside, Queens, apartment.“He has literally a Glock in his hand and sticks it in my back, and I scream so loud. I think they heard it in Jersey … I freaked the flip out, and I think I scared him more than he scared me,” she dished to The Post after the premiere of her new A&E show, “Rachael Ray’s Meals in Minutes.”“I sprayed him in the face with Mace and he was not happy. I still feel really bad about it actually.

squatters are using legal loopholes to occupy properties, but one real estate agent argued it can be justified because of a history of “colonization.”Wednesday’s episode of “Dr. Phil Primetime” featured one guest named Kristine, a real estate agent who “doesn’t think adverse possession is immoral,” but believes that “people with no housing dying from the elements is immoral.” According to the Legal Information Institute, adverse possession is where a “person in possession of land owned by someone else may acquire valid title to it, so long as certain requirements are met, and the adverse possessor is in possession for a sufficient period of time.” The requirements and period of time vary by state and city.In her introduction on the show, Kristine argued that there are “multi-million dollar projects, and they’re just abandoned.” She added that she believes the land of those abandoned projects can be reclaimed.She also noted she is working with a client who is “trying to occupy a property” that’s around 300 or 500 acres.“It’s something that’s so large that you wouldn’t even notice what 2 acres is compared to how many acres are on there,” she said.

“Live With Kelly and Mark” co-host Mark Consuelos revealed during the opening of Tuesday’s episode that the night before, an excited New York City woman mistook him for former “Live” host Regis Philbin — even though he died in 2020. The incident occurred when he attended Monday’s Knicks game with pals Chris Rock, Tracy Morgan and John McEnroe.“We ate in the owners’ lounge,” the “Riverdale” alum, 52, told the audience along with his wife and co-host, Kelly Ripa. “This lady thought I was Regis.

who died by suicide at age 26 in January 2022.But, it was implied that he was referring to that tragedy when he asked King, “It’s very good to see you. How are you doing right now?” “Right now, I’m good,” King said. “Good, I’m glad to hear that,” Kimmel said.

The Daily Show” as he said that his family’s dog Dipper died.The comedian, 61, revealed that the three-legged pup passed away Sunday.“He was ready. He was tired, but I wasn’t,” he said.“And the family, we were all together,” he went on.

diagnosed with progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia.Williams famously hosted her eponymous chat show that ran from 2008 to 2022.Now, Suzanne Bass, who was the co-executive producer of theprogram, spoke out about the star’s diagnosis and the seeming end of her TV career. “Since Wendy’s been off the air, there’s been a huge void in both daytime TV and pop culture,” she told People Saturday.

Kelly Ripa‘s secret wedding to Mark Consuelos in 1996 was exposed by none other than Wendy Williams.The “All My Children” stars managed to keep their relationship a secret from their co-stars for three months before the news finally broke. “Our secret wedding, discovered by none other than Wendy Williams.

according to People.Williams, 59, the subject of the upcoming Lifetime docuseries “Where Is Wendy Williams?,” does speak to her sister and niece — but only if she calls them, since they don’t know where she’s being treated.“I spoke with her yesterday and I speak with her very regularly when she reaches out to me,” her sister, Wanda Finnie, said. “She is, from what I understand, in a wellness, healing type of environment.”“Where Is Wendy Williams?,” which will run in four parts on Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m., shows Williams in the throes of alcohol addiction and struggling with her mental health, memory and ability to effectively communicate, according to People.

Ryan Seacrest made a surprise return to “Live” to help kick off the program’s iconic “Love Week” on Monday. He also revealed to former co-host Kelly Ripa and her husband, Mark Consuelos, that he had a new love in his life.

on “The Graham Norton Show.” “Completely, head to toe, in blue paint,” the “Breaking Bad” star continued. The Golden Globe winner said things took a dangerous turn when he began shooting the scene for the 2001 “Hal Quits” episode.“As you shoot, you’re moving around,” Cranston explained.