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her memoir, “The Third Gilmore Girl,” Bishop wrote, “Alexis and I rarely hung out during our off-hours, but I thought the world of her; and Lauren and I hung out a lot and had even started referring to each other as ‘TVM’ (TV Mom) and ‘TVD’ (TV Daughter).” “Gilmore Girls” ran for seven seasons from 2000 to 2007, on the WB (and later the CW). It also returned for a 2016 Netflix revival.

Joan Vassos is opening up about how her journey on “The Golden Bachelorette” helped aid her grief over the loss of her husband.“My husband passed away during COVID, and I really didn’t embrace the whole mourning thing,” the 61-year-old told People Tuesday. “I was in charge of being strong. I just buckled down and ignored it.”Vassos’s husband of 32 years, John, died in January 2021 from pancreatic cancer.

drunk driving incident or plea deal, prompting swift backlash on social media. The 43-year-old singer and “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” host shared an Instagram clip of the pair’s conversation where they discussed Timberlake’s Forget Tomorrow World Tour and that Fallon, 49, is going to the upcoming Brooklyn show.The comments section of the clip became swarmed with fans poking fun at how Timberlake mentioned his tour when he got pulled over for drunk driving in the Hamptons over the summer.“What tour?” one fan asked.“Thank god it didn’t ruin the tour,” someone else wrote.There were also jokes about Timberlake’s DWI.“Make sure he doesn’t drive himself,” a fan said.“Ask him how the driving is going…” another comment read.“Just don’t let him drive you there, Jimmy,” a third person commented.Timberlake also faced criticism on X (formerly Twitter) after his “Tonight Show” appearance.“Justin Timberlake being on Jimmy Fallon with no shame and getting off with basicly a parking ticket is privilege at it’s finest!!” a fan tweeted.Even the YouTube comments on the interview were harsh towards the “SexyBack” singer.“Sad he had a chance to address it but refused to remind a national audience to not drink & drive but did not,” one user wrote.

Kaitlin Olson), a single mom who works as a night cleaner for the LAPD Major Crimes Unit. She has “high intellectual potential,” meaning she knows and remembers more trivia than the average person.

Emmy Awards in Los Angeles Sunday, but the night didn’t start off smooth for her.Aniston’s ticket wouldn’t scan through security for two minutes at the Peacock Theater, according to USA Today.As she waited to get in, the “Friends” alum “stared away with a look of fixed serenity,” the outlet reported. Luckily, an unnamed onlooker vouched for Aniston to enter the building.“Why are you not letting her in? You know who this is!” they yelled out, per USA Today.

the 2024 Emmys — and not for the usual reasons. The award-winning star, 75, didn’t take home her typical pile of trophies on Sunday night for her Hulu show “Only Murders in the Building.” But she drew attention when she reacted to an off-color joke. When they were presenting the award for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy series — for which Streep was nominated — real-life spouses and “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” co-stars Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson made a joke at Streep’s expense.

Emmy Awards at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday night, despite previously being announced as a presenter for the ceremony.The 98-year-old was confirmed to be participating in the event by the TV Academy and ABC on the Emmys website on Sept. 9.

Emmys 2024 ceremony on Sunday night.Murphy, 37, came on stage to join Eugene, 77, and Dan, 41, for a hilarious bit.“They said the shining star of ‘Schitt’s Creek’ was going to present the final award of the night,” she said.“There’s been a little confusion, Annie,” Eugene said, as Murphy jokingly told the Levys to move over so she could have her moment in the spotlight. Dan then broke the news to Murphy that O’Hara, 70, would be presenting the award for Outstanding Comedy Series, which went to “Hacks.”Afterwards, the foursome stood on stage together to close out the show.Sadly, “Schitt’s Creek: The Movie” was not announced at the Emmys 2024 as fans were hoping.

at the Emmy Awards on Sunday night.You could tell it was the end of summer because everybody looked very tan and very tired.Yes, Red Bull was the big winner at the shindig honoring the best of TV in Los Angeles.They all needed wings in the Peacock Theater, from first-time champs to small-screen legends to hosts Dan and Eugene Levy.OK, I’ll grant that an even temperament worked for the father-and-son emcees from “Schitt’s Creek.” They’re Canadian, ehhh, and wrung out a few good laughs from their Ontario deadpan.“Some of you are expecting us to make a joke about whether ‘The Bear’ is really a comedy,” said Eugene about the Best Comedy Series nominee.“But in the true spirit of ‘The Bear,’ we will not be making any jokes.”Speaking of the FX show, often the Emmys can feel like an Employee of the Month ceremony.Chad won … again?!Not this time. Max’s brilliant “Hacks” shooed away previous winner “The Bear” and took Best Comedy Series.FX’s fine-dining dramedy did bag Actor (Jeremy Allen White), Supporting Actor (Ebon Moss-Bachrach), Supporting Actress (Liza Colón-Zayas) and for directing.OK, our Chad was Jean Smart, who snatched her third Best Actress in a Comedy Emmy for her fabulous work as comic Deborah Vance on “Hacks.”The Best Drama success of FX’s Japanese-and-English series “Shōgun” was more predictable, even if took its sweet time gaining momentum.

this building. Martin Short and Meryl Streep sat next to one another at the Emmys 2024 on Sunday at the Peacock Theater in LA — amid ongoing romance rumors.The pair shared several laughs together during the coveted award show.But Short and Streep’s appearance was no surprise as, according to a Sept.

tweeting in 2011: “The world of TV should be ashamed of itself that Steve Carell never won an Emmy for Michael Gary Scott.” Another sitcom that was nominated seven times over its eight seasons but didn’t strike gold? Freeform’s “Black-ish,” starring Tracee Ellis Ross, Anthony Anderson, Marcus Scribner and Yara Shahidi.Anderson, 54, was not only the show’s leading man but also served as an executive producer on the series. He told People in September 2021 that he had hoped his streak of nominations but no wins was at an end.“This is the seventh nomination.

the Emmys 2024 on Sunday night, and he poked fun about having the same name as the famous actor who infamously slapped Chris Rock on stage at the 2022 Oscars.“First of all, relax. Despite my name, I come in peace,” he joked.

red carpet host Laverne Cox ahead of the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday. “They’d be talking about downsizing,” he said.

Emmys 2024 red carpet at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles Sunday night.The pair spoke to E! News’ Laverne Cox and teased their dynamic in their upcoming NBC sitcom “Happy’s Place,” premiering next month.“I think it’s pretty much the same,” McEntire, 69, said on the carpet.“I think our chemistry is so good, we are so good at playing off each other,” said Peterman, 53. “We are playing new characters in a new situation, but what we have together, that back and forth, it’s still there and it exists. It’s been so much fun.”McEntire said, “It’s a blast to get to work together again.

Eugene and Dan Levy co-hosted the 2024 Emmys, which aired on September 15 on ABC. Eugene, 77, and Dan, 41, opened their monologue with jokes about how the ceremony is “also known as broadcast TV’s biggest night for honoring movie stars on streaming services,” Eugene quipped. Dan clarified how his name is pronounced if the night goes well, while Eugene said, “If things go south, my name is pronounced Martin Short.”The duo briefly nodded to Hollywood history, by giving a reference to how the first Emmys in 1949 were hosted by Walter O’Keefe.

76th Emmy Awards from the Peacock Theater on Sunday night. The comedians honored the long-running NBC comedy sketch show “Saturday Night Live,” which will enter its fifth decade on Sept. 28.“We heard something backstage that needs to be addressed,” Rudolph said.“Now before later,” Wiig, 51, chimed in.

hit FX on Hulu series created by Christopher Storer is looming large at the 2024 Primetime Emmy Awards, where the show is up for the most awards of any comedy program.In fact, “The Bear” set the record this year for the most Emmy nominations for a comedy series in a single year, with 23.The first season of the show won an astounding 10 Emmys earlier this year. Season 2, which was critically acclaimed upon its release last year, is poised to win big, as well.However, there’s a continued discourse over whether or not the series is truly a comedy. In terms of Emmys rules, “The Bear” competes in all the comedy categories against laugh-out-loud shows like “Hacks,” “Only Murders in the Building” and “Abbott Elementary.”But many watchers of the show believe its more of a drama because of its stressful and turbulent nature.

76th Primetime Emmy Awards are almost here, and TV’s hottest stars will be under one roof to celebrate their work on the small screen. As celebrities flock to the red carpet, many Emmy winners have already been announced. The show airs on today (Sunday, September 15) at 8 p.m.

Primetime Emmy Awards are upon us.TV’s biggest night will honor the best in television on Sunday, Sept. 15, live from the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles.The show comes months after the delayed 2023 awards show took place in January due to the Hollywood writers’ and actors’ strikes.“Schitt’s Creek” stars Eugene and Dan Levy will host the ceremony, making them the first-ever father-son duo to do so.Viewers will see the most talked-about shows from June 1st, 2023 to May 31, 2024 honored, including “The Bear,” which has 23 nods, and the historical drama “Shōgun,” adapted from author James Clavell’s 1975 novel, with 25 nominations.Apple TV+’s comedy-drama “Palm Royale” also secured 11 nominations.

Michael Beach was hoping not to get TKO’d by Sylvester Stallone’s character Dwight, a NY Mafia capo exiled to Oklahoma, in the Paramount+ series, which premieres its second season Sunday.In Season 1, Beach’s character, the father of Dwight’s cab driver, confronts the displaced mob boss after he hires his son as his personal driver. “It’s weird, the idea of going toe to toe with Sylvester Stallone. .

Jersey Shore: Family Vacation” star Samantha “Sammi Sweetheart” Giancola wants a baby — and she described her deeply personal IVF journey to The Post in an exclusive interview. The 37-year-old got engaged in March and has spent the last year undergoing in-vitro fertilization treatments, which will be a focus of Part 2 of Season 7 of the MTV series, which premieres on Sept. 19.“I’m really a private person, so this is kind of new for me.