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Chelsea claims Rounds, who she described as a 'sweet, loving person' was 'taken away' from her after Rosie's second divorce 'Rosie will not be in my child's life — and no, I do not feel sad about that to be honest,' she told DailyMail TV in an exclusive interview Rosie obtained an order preventing Michelle having contact with any of the children Chelsea was adopted by the comedienne when she was three months old, but left their Nyack, NY home in 2015 due to their fractious relationship She married boyfriend Nick Alliegro, 31, last year, after she learned she was...

This morning Ed wrote about the anticipated (and delivered) crash and burn of the ratings for last night’s Emmys. I suppose I contributed to that in a small way since I was watching football. In my Twitter feed, I only saw two of the conservatives I follow commenting on the show so that seemed to be a fairly common practice among our tribe. The initial scoring put them in position to be one of the worst rated Emmys outings of the modern era. This led a few timid voices to meekly suggest this morning that just perhaps the show needs...

After a series of high-profile missteps, ESPN insiders are worried that the network’s mission of “serving sports fans,” is becoming hard to believe. Over the last few weeks, three incidents befell ESPN that sent network executives scrambling to recover from the public relations embarrassments which caused so much “angst” inside the cable sports network, according to Sports Business Journal.

The internet was ablaze on Monday with debate over whether the Emmys broadcast — and the after-parties that followed — had helped rehabilitate the image of the former White House press secretary Sean Spicer. James Corden was in one of the most incriminating photographs, caught trying to give Mr. Spicer a kiss on the cheek. On “The Late Late Show” on Monday, Mr. Corden first tried denying it, taking a page from the Spicer-Trump playbook. “Now, I know you think that’s a picture of me kissing Sean Spicer, but in the spirit of Sean Spicer, no, it isn’t.” — JAMES...

I was just watching an On-Demand episode 9 of Season 2 of Stitchers on Comcast Xfinity when a Gray Box flashed on the screen about 8 inches by 6 inches with the words, as best as I could read it and recall it: Operation Iraq: MOVE!### ### #### Below those words in the box were a series of numbers that may have been a phone number, but I don't recall any of the numbers. The second set of numbers may have had four digits, not three, but my impression was the pattern was a phone number. There were no dashes...

NFL LIVE THREAD - WEEK 3 Thursday, Sep 21, 2017 L.A. Rams at San Francisco 8:25 pm NFLN Sunday, Sep 24, 2017 Baltimore at Jacksonville 9:30 am YHOO Atlanta at Detroit 1:00 pm FOX Cleveland at Indianapolis 1:00 pm CBS Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS Houston at New England 1:00 pm CBS Miami at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS New Orleans at Carolina 1:00 pm FOX N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 1:00 pm FOX Pittsburgh at Chicago 1:00 pm CBS Tampa Bay at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX Seattle at Tennessee 4:05 pm FOX Cincinnati at Green Bay 4:25 pm CBS...

A humorous interpretation of the McGuire Sisters "May You Always" for Harry Potter.

People are starting to tune out awards shows like the Emmys because they have become so politicized, White House aide Kellyanne Conway said Monday. "It’s — between the Emmys, the Miss America pageant was very politicized. Our sports are very politicized," Conway said on Fox News. "And it looks like the ratings are suffering. It looks like America is responding by tuning out, because they want you to stick to your knitting," she continued. "They want you to, I guess, in this case, read the stuff other people write for you. And so they are welcome to their opinion, but...

Full Title: Fist fight breaks out in cinema in row over 'talking too loudly' during screening of horror film This is the shocking moment a fist fight broke out in a cinema during a row over 'talking too loudly' during a screening of the Stephen King horror movie 'It'. The violence was caught on camera by other cinemagoers on their smartphones , in Vyborg, new St Petersburg in Russia. A young man in a leather jacket is seen to stand up and challenge the person sitting in front of him. They start hurling punches at each other before another person...

The 69th Emmy Awards are looking as though they’ll be at or near an all-time low in the ratings. CBS’ live telecast of the awards is currently showing a 2.1 rating in adults 18-49 and 9.58 million viewers, compared to 2.5 and 9.69 million in last year’s preliminary ratings. CBS has ordered time zone-adjusted ratings, and we’ll update this post when they come in. Last year’s ceremony finished with a 2.8 and 11.3 million viewers and was the least-watched Emmy show on record. Elsewhere, “The Orville” is currently showing fairly steady numbers vs. its premiere, although it started after 8:30...

On August 21, the Great American Eclipse passed over a wide swath of the United States, crossing 14 states, and all but overwhelming the cable-news and broadcast landscape. The eclipse, after all, was a perfect television story: an uncontroversial natural wonder that could bring huge audiences together. On the set of the Today show at 30 Rockefeller Center, co-hosts Savannah Guthrie and Matt Lauer were ready to capitalize on the cosmic, collective event. They welcomed onto the set NBC weather anchor Dylan Dreyer and their recently hired megastar colleague Megyn Kelly. The mood was festive and light. Guthrie was dressed...

Right near the beginning of the 69th annual Primetime Emmy Awards last night, host Stephen Colbert hauled former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer out on-stage to declared that the CBS broadcast show would have “the largest audience to witness an Emmys, period — both in person and around the world.”

(full article title: Six-part series about Bill Clinton's impeachment will be aired on the History Channel examining how the Monica Lewinsky scandal has impacted today's government) A green-lighted History Channel series will look at the impeachment and trial of Bill Clinton, the 42nd President of the United States. The Breach: Inside The Impeachment of Bill Clinton is being developed by RJ Cutler, reports Deadline. Cutler is a documentary filmmaker who produced the 1993 film The War Room, which chronicled Clinton's bid for the presidency in '92. The six-part scripted drama series is based on a book by Peter Baker. The...

I didn't Watch the Emmys being too Politicized and I was Right. It's the same reason I don't watch ESPN. These venues have been hijacked by the Left and I am just not interested. Please Emmys, ESPN leave off the vicious campaigning as I'm only going to tolerate it during campaign season and not in these venues.

“We were the first married TV couple to have a single bed,” the 88-year-old told Closer Weekly. “I didn’t think it was risky — I just thought it was about time.”

From the Dire Straits album, "Brothers in Arms" - a Star Trek TOS music video to "Walk of Life" for Spock. Also, from the same album: One World - Kirk Ride Across the RiverThe Man's Too StrongBrothers in Arms - Kirk and Spock

Last weekend Hurricane Irma clobbered Florida, and we offered by way of aural consolation a special edition of our Song of the Week dedicated to "Songs in the Keys of Florida". It included this 1980s hit by Bertie Higgins: We had it all Just like Bogie and Bacall Starring in our own Late Late Show Sailing away to Key Largo... Which made me think maybe it's time for Key Largo as our Saturday-night movie date. And then I thought some more and decided that the Bogie/Bacall film I really liked from that neck of the woods, or seas, was set...

Softer song, not classic rock. And includes the Star Trek reboot. Don McLean's "Crossroads" for Spock. Similar, also for Spock, but including the original series, Joshua Radin's A Friend Like You.

Aronofsky and Paramount's mother! is coming in behind expectations after becoming one of a dozen or so films to ever get slapped with an F CinemaScore from audiences. The prestige title grossed an estimated $3 million from 2,368 theaters on Friday for a projected $8 million debut (mother! had been tracking to open in the low teens). Also featuring Ed Harris and Michelle Pfeiffer, mother! made its world premiere earlier this month at the Venice Film Festival before screening at the Toronto International Film Festival to generally strong reviews, even if it has divided some critics.