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“Suits” after seven seasons.“I wasn’t taking good care of my mental health and I was drinking too much come the end of seventh season,” the actor, 43, said on Tuesday’s episode of the “Dinner’s On Me” podcast hosted by Jesse Tyler Ferguson.“I was in a zone of living a pretty unexamined life. Was pretty miserable [and] I would say, pretty depressed,” Adams added.Adams played college dropout-turned-lawyer Mike Ross on “Suits.” He left the USA Network series after Season 7 in 2018, alongside Meghan Markle (who played Rachel Zane) and Gina Torres (who played Jessica Pearson).“I didn’t have the tools to deal with that depression beyond just spending money and drinking too much, you know, and not really knowing how to talk about it or in therapy sort of, but not really doing it,” Adams explained on the podcast.

since Kotb is leaving “Today,” this is likely to be her last hurrah hosting the annual event. Jennifer Hudson, Kylie Minogue, Billy Porter, Cole Escola and Cynthia Erivo will be among this year’s performers. The Broadway casts of “Death Becomes Her,” “Hell’s Kitchen” and “The Outsiders” will also all give live performances of musical numbers from their respective productions.It may rain on the parade, but you can still watch from your couch.

clapped back at critics on Tuesday’s episode after she was ripped for asking fans if they called the popular Thanksgiving side dish “stuffing” or “dressing” a day earlier.“Get a life, honestly, just get one,” Ripa quipped. “Calm down.

Whoopi Goldberg was hoping for one short day when it came to “Wicked” talk.On Tuesday’s episode of “The View,” the 69-year-old pretended to sleep as the group discussed a “Wicked” meme involving its stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.Goldberg placed her chin firmly into her palm after introducing the viral interview moment during the show’s Hot Topics segment.Tracy E. Gilchrist for Out magazine told Erivo and Grande that fans of the project “are holding space” with the lyrics of “Defying Gravity,” which sparked an emotional reaction from Erivo, 37, during their press tour.“I didn’t know that was happening.

told Variety.“It’s impossible to talk about it in any detail without tipping my hat toward things to come,” she added cryptically. This is similar to what “Yellowstone” star Ian Bohen, who plays Ryan the ranch hand, told The Post earlier this month. “It’s not necessarily” the end, Bohen said.

“Vanderpump Rules” is returning for Season 12 — but with a brand-new cast.The new show will featureLisa Vanderpump and a new group of “close-knit SUR-vers who are as complicatedly involved with one another as their iconic predecessors.”Season 12 begins production next year, but a premiere date and the cast has yet to announced.“What a thrill it is to build on the legacy of this series by doing it all over again,” executive producer Alex Baskin said in a statement. “With profound appreciation for the original group and their iconic run, we can’t wait for the audience to see a dynamic new group of co-workers and friends make their way through life together.”Lala Kent reacted to the news on social media in a heartfelt post.“Where to begin,” Kent, 34, penned via Instagram on Tuesday. “I was a young girl from Salt Lake City who made her way to L.A.

“Jeopardy!” viewers were not pleased with the 50-year-old host during a recent episode.Paul Clauson, a tax analyst from Madison Heights, Mich., returned to the game hoping to extend his one-day earnings of $15,201. He went up against product manager Jonelle Lonergan from Boston, Mass., and Amy Fleenor, an attorney from Cleveland, Ohio.Jennings introduced the first batch of categories in the “Jeopardy!” round, which included a special nod to the newly released “Wicked” movie.The film’s stars, Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo, introduced the category to the contestants before the project’s director Jon M.

“No Time to Die.” “That’s much more fantastical,” he said. “This was much more detailed in its focus on the real world that we are all living in now.”Wright, who has won an Emmy, Tony and Golden Globe, added, “I tend to be a bit of a news junkie; a little bit of a politics junkie. And this world that ‘The Agency’ is set in was right up my alley.” Premiering Nov.

for leaving “The Simpsons.”“How many actors can say they’ve worked on a show for 35 years straight?” the 70-year-old voice actress told Variety on Sunday, the day her final episode on the show aired. “That alone is amazing. But it was time for me to devote my time to other creative endeavors that I have, like filmmaking.”“It was a tough decision,” she added, “but I feel like it was the right one.”Hayden has voiced various characters including Bart’s best friend, Milhouse Van Houten, on the animated show since 1989.She announced her retirement four days before last night’s episode.“It’s just not like anything I’ve ever worked on,” Hayden told Variety.

Sarah (Dawn Olivieri) got killed. Sarah was dating Jamie (Wes Bentley). “I always sort of know it’s coming,” Olivieri, 43, told The Hollywood Reporter, referring to playing a character who gets killed.

John (Kevin Costner) and his death – and, the hour ends with another shocking murder. Spoilers below for the eleventh episode of “Yellowstone” Season 5. “Yellowstone” follows the Dutton family, owners of the largest ranch 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).The show returned on Nov.

soap opera series. Duell has played Michael Corinthos since 2010.“After many incredible years with General Hospital, I’ve decided to step away from the show,” Duell wrote in an Instagram post. “This wasn’t an easy decision for me,” he continued, “but it feels like the right time in my life.

according to the Los Angeles Times.“I’m heartbroken,” cruise ship historian Peter Knego told the outlet. In the late 60s, when the Aurora operated as a cruise ship, its cruise director, fashion model Jeraldine Saunders, penned a memoir called “Love Boats,” filled with juicy stories that took place on the ship.“You cannot imagine the things that happen on cruise ships,” she told the LA Times in 1972.

Yellowstone” star Kelly Reilly blocks out the noise surrounding the strong fan base the hit Western attracts, and the chaos in Hollywood.Reilly shared her thoughts on the cultural impact and allure that “Yellowstone” has had since its debut in 2018.“I don’t participate in the noise in any way. I stay out of it. The only safe place for me is in the work – and then home with my husband.

Bravo community is mourning the loss of one of their own.Matthew Byars, a talent manager who appeared on “The Real Housewives of Potomac,” has died at age 37, People reports.A cause of his death have not been confirmed.Byars first appeared during Season 3 in 2018 alongside Karen Huger, who told Bravo’s The Daily Dish at the time that they “work together.”Huger, 61, called him a “powerful young man,” adding that “Matt is not my PR, but I would say that Matt is in a line of my agent, my booking person, and it works for me.”After news of his death broke on Thursday, many stars across the Bravoverse paid their respects.“Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Melissa Gorga shared a montage of pictures to Instagram alongside Byars, stating she is “heartbroken” by the news.“Your personality was infectious. Your jokes – you always had them. You should have done stand up- I know it was your dream.

WSPA. The outlet reported that Kennedy was sentenced to 25 years in prison and a $25,100 fine, which has been reduced to eight years and a $15,000 fee. Kennedy will serve three years of his sentence via home detention.

The Los Angeles Times, “We’re not doing it because no one’s ever picked up the phone and said, ‘Hey, we’re doing this,’ so we’re not doing it.”He was referring to himself and James Lafferty, who co-starred in the show as his half-brother, Nathan Scott. “One Tree Hill” aired for nine seasons from 2003 to 2012 on The WB, which then turned into The CW. The show followed teens in the fictional town of Tree Hill, North Carolina.

What In The Winkler?!,” Henry Winkler’s daughter, Zoe, 44, revealed that she nearly became a reality TV star – and even the Bachelorette – before her famous dad, 79, put his foot down. “Do you remember when I was in the running to be ‘The Bachelorette?’” she asked.Winkler said, “Oh, my goodness. And we put a stop to that, and only for your protection.” Winkler had Zoe with his wife, Stacey Weitzman, who he’s been married to since 1978.

“Survivor 47” star Gabe Ortis is clearing up his final words after he was eliminated. On Wednesday’s episode, it appeared that the 26-year-old radio show host called his ally Caroline Vidmar a “snake” for voting him out.And while Vidmar did betray him, Ortis exclusively told The Post that the comment was actually directed at Teeny Chirichillo.“That was the one vote that surprised me. That Teeny actually flipped,” Ortis said.Read Ortis’ full interview below.New York Post: Was it shocking that Caroline turned on you despite your three-way alliance with her and Sue?Gabe Ortis: No, just because I thought that was the best move for her game at this point.

residents of Springfield?Well for Nancy Cartwright, who has voiced Bart Simpson since the show’s premiere on Fox in 1989, she hopes to see “The Simspons” continue for another 36 seasons.“I think I would just like to actually make that target that we’ve done 40,” she exclusively told The Post at Vulture Festival in Los Angeles on Saturday. “That would be incredible. And that we’re all still alive.

“Las Culturistas” podcast, hosted by Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers, and claimed that the disgraced rapper, 55, “shut down the whole building” when he was the musical guest on “SNL” in May 1998.“You can tell like the five a–holes in the six years that I was there when they would be like, ‘So and so is in the building, everybody stay in your dressing rooms.’ Which is applicable if you’re a presidential candidate,” Gasteyer said. “But apart from that, really, it’s my house.”“For P. Diddy, he demanded a totally closed set,” she added.Gasteyer, who was a cast member on the sketch comedy series from 1996 to 2002, recalled how Combs sang “Come With Me” with Zepplin guitarist Jimmy Page on the show.