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People magazine of the series.“A Man on the Inside” is based on a real-life story, chronicled in the 2020 documentary “The Mole Agent.”“There’s something inherently funny about a 76-year-old man who is a [retired] college professor, his life shut down, his daughter’s worried, so she says, ‘Get a project,’ and he happens to whimsically find a project where he becomes an undercover spy in a retirement home,” Danson told the outlet.He continued, “We get to explore aging, all those things that, in this country, sometimes we’re afraid to talk about, memory loss, everything, we broach with a tenderness and a seriousness still contained in a kind of light-hearted, joyful way.”“I’m so happy because I’m 76 and I get to be part of this conversation, which is becoming more and more of my conversation in life,” he said.Danson made his TV debut in 1975 on the soap opera “Somerset” and made one-off appearances in several series like “Laverne & Shirley,” “Magnum P.I.” and “Taxi” before landing his breakout role on “Cheers.”“Cheers” launched Danson to stardom, playing bar owner Sam Malone across 275 episodes from 1982 to 1993.Danson continued in film and TV, starring on the sitcom “Becker” and later “CSI” and a season of “Fargo,” as well as guest starring in episodes of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” as a fictionalized version of himself.In 2016, Danson starred on the NBC sitcom “The Good Place,” earning him rave reviews and three Emmy nominations.The actor has headlined a multitude of series in his career, and with his latest, he’s finding special meaning in the story.“I’m a silly man who remains youthful by being silly.

“The View” Wednesday and revealed that he refuses to let his six children — Olivia, 14, Joshua, 12, Annabel, 10, Emilia, 8, Gwen, 6, and Jeremiah, 3 — watch “Dawson’s Creek.”“I do not,” he said. “It’s a great show, I love the show, I think other kids can watch it.

“Paris & Nicole: The Encore,” offering a glimpse at the dynamic duo 20 years after “The Simple Life.”The three-part special, premiering Dec. 12, will follow Hilton, 43, and Richie, 43, as they put together an opera performance to their iconic self-dubbed phrase “Sanasa.”The trailer is narrated by “The Traitors” host Alan Cumming, who calls Hilton and Richie “reality TV icons,” as we see the duo taking on “their next big endeavor.”Richie tells Paris’ mom, Kathy Hilton, about their opera performance plans — but Kathy doesn’t seem too keen on the idea.

John Dutton (Kevin Costner) or Sarah Atwood (Dawn Olivieri), Colby wasn’t taken out by a hit man, but by a horse. “There’s always two reactions,” Richards told The Post about getting the news. “You have your personal reaction, which is the ‘who, what, when, where, why.’ In the beginning [his death] was a tough one to swallow.

Sunday’s episode, the announcer said there’s “only one episode left until the season finale of Yellowstone.” They didn’t refer to the Season 5 finale, set to air Dec. 15, as the “series finale” — despite the show supposedly not returning for a sixth season.After the preview aired, social media became abuzz with speculation over the fate of the show.

including drug dealing and armed robbery – said that his “Anaconda” co-stars were surprised by his knowledge of the region’s history. “They were like, ‘What? I thought you were a gangster!’” The “Spy Kids” actor said that his unusual background helped prepare him for his showbiz career, which includes over 400 credits to date.

93rd year of the tradition. More than 50,000 multicolor LED lights will gleam from the impressively tall tree, per NBC. It’s topped by a Swarovski star designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, which was first used in 2018.Here’s everything to know about the event of the season.

Kevin Costner marked the holiday season with a sweet picture of his family.On Monday, the actor, 69, shared recent photos of him with six of his seven kids. In the first photo, Costner flashes a smile while on a beach accompanied by daughters Annie, 40, Lily, 38, and Grace, 14.

“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” Monday and scolded the 60-year-old host for mispronouncing his last name all six times he’s been on the show.“I have a bone to pick with you,” Craig told Colbert, before asking the comedian to say his name.When Colbert did so, Craig responded, “Now you’re doing it right.”The James Bond actor explained that his last name, which he said is really pronounced “Cr-ayg,” is a diphthong — a sound made by combining two vowels in a single syllable.I don’t say ‘Colbet,'” Craig pointed out.Both Craig and Colbert pronounced both versions of the actor’s last name, and Colbert admitted his big mistake. “Oooh, I hear the difference.

said in September that she’s leaving the show, interjected: “If you don’t fit, they want you to wear something a certain way, cut your hair a certain way, speak a certain way.”She continued, “I know when you came to the network, too, it’s like, ‘Welcome in, but you have to change.’ ”Kotb has been a “Today” host since 2007 and will be replaced by Craig Melvin as Savannah Guthrie’s news co-anchor in January. Bush Hager will continue hosting “Today With Jenna & Friends” with rotating guest hosts, until a permanent co-host is selected.

told People.“I put them on mannequins and put them in a Wahlburgers,” he added, referring to the burger chain that he owns with his brothers, Mark and Paul. Wahlberg said that he later learned that a more iconic prop was up for grabs. “I really had no intention of taking anything from the set until I learned that that table and chairs was just sitting in a warehouse somewhere,” he explained.

Warning: Spoilers below.The train station is busy.As the hit ranch drama “Yellowstone” nears its end, its body count is getting high. Colby (Denim Richards) is the latest character to drop dead. Currently airing its fifth and final season, “Yellowstone” follows the Dutton family, owners of the largest ranch in Montana, including patriarch John (Kevin Costner), who was also the governor, and his adult children Kayce (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Beth’s husband, Rip (Cole Hauser).The show returned on Nov.

John Dutton (Kevin Costner), the body count has continued to grow. Spoilers below for the 12th episode of “Yellowstone” Season 5. “Yellowstone” centers on the Dutton family, a dynasty of ranchers who own the largest cattle farm in Montana, including patriarch John (Costner), who was also the governor, and his adult children Kayce (Luke Grimes), Jamie (Wes Bentley), Beth (Kelly Reilly) and Beth’s husband, Rip (Cole Hauser).After a nearly two year absence, the show returned on Nov.

were to tie the knot, the pop star would have a ball with Donna Kelce as her MIL, according to actress Hunter King, who stars in “Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story,” alongside the NFL’s most popular matriarch. “She’s just full of love and she’s got great taste in candy. I turned her on to a Nerd gummy cluster, which she loved,” King told The Post ahead of the movie’s Nov.

“Agatha All Along” — and it didn’t disappoint. Two makeup artists for the miniseries, Erin LeBre and Vasilios Tanis, wanted to show how powerful Plaza and Hahn are while showcasing their powers.LeBre, who did Plaza’s makeup, said she wanted to show “an evolution” of her makeup through the last two episodes.

“The Simpsons” producer David Mirkin is revealing the one that the writers couldn’t fathom actually coming true.“Yes, predicting Donald Trump would be president is still one of the funniest predictions we ever made,” the 69-year-old exclusively told The Post at Vulture Festival.But Mirkin also has an all-time favorite prediction that he wouldn’t mind taking over the Oval Office.“I think Lisa as president is a great one,” he quipped, “and I still believe that will happen, so that’s something everybody can look forward to!”As for why they come true so frequently? Well, Mirkin wants viewers to know there’s a top-secret reason. “You know, this is kind of a secret I don’t tell everybody,” the producer joked with a straight face.

the rainy New York City parade on Thursday morning. However, many declared that the giant balloon of Jenna Ortega’s character looked “more like Thursday than Wednesday.”Social media users didn’t hold back when mocking the streaming giant with balloon-sized criticism.“I don’t know what day of the week that is but it’s not Wednesday,” another person joked on X, formerly Twitter.

the downpour and overcast skies, prompting jokes from NBC viewers.“Rain or shine, you have to get out there,” the “Tonight Show” host said on “Today” at the parade, per USA Today, saying that “everyone is still out here cheering” despite the drizzle. “It is the best holiday.”But it was precisely the weather — and the late-night show host’s choice of accessories — that perplexed viewers.“Sunglasses in the rain is the most Jimmy Fallon that Jimmy can Fallon,” one person wrote on X, per the Daily Mail.“Jimmy Fallon rocking sunglasses at the Macy’s Parade — in the rain — felt like comedy gold,” another user wrote.

wicked and give it away. In the movie, Menzel and Kristin Chenoweth, 56, portray members of a theater troupe in the Emerald City that performs “One Short Day,” which tells the tale of the Wizard’s mythical arrival to Oz.

be a better show to marathon on Thanksgiving than “Friends?” “Friends” is a classic show to watch on turkey day, since each season had an episode devoted to the holiday. It doesn’t hurt that it’s a crowd-pleasing watch for the whole family, too. Last year, the viewing experience was especially poignant, since Matthew Perry, who played Chandler, died at age 54 on Oct.

Hoda Kotb and Jenna Bush Hager have a plan in place for the 2024 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.“Last year, Hoda and I came up with this secret symbol, which was Hoda brushing her teeth with a finger,” Bush Hager, 43, said on the Wednesday episode of “Today With Hoda & Jenna.” Kotb, 60, added that the symbol was an “indicator that I was thinking of Jenna.”This Thanksgiving will mark the last holiday that the fourth hour “Today” co-hosts celebrate on air as Kotb is set to exit the show in early 2025. The anchor shared she has another sweet signal planned for the parade.“I’ve been thinking, like, ‘What could it possibly be?’ And there’s only one thing it could be,” Kotb said, noting she’ll be replicating a dance move from Matt Rogers’ “RockaFellaCenta” music video.In the track, Rogers, 34, sings, “I wanna see Jenna Bush Hager come out the building / Because that’s where she works.” As he belts out the lyric in the music video, his “Las Culturistas” podcast co-host, Bowen Yang, shakes his arms as they dance with Kotb and Bush Hager.“So, whenever I see Jenna, I go like this [dances],” she continued before busting a move.