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Night Shift Ghostbusters: Netflix Unveils 1990s NYC Team at Annecy
Netflix unveiled Ghostbusters: Night Shift at Annecy—first look, logline, clip and concept art for an animated series set in 1994 New York, where a scrappy new Ghostbusters crew (Belladonna, Mitzi, Zoe, Travis, Mike and Terror Puppy) faces a fresh supernatural wave five years after the Statue of Liberty incident; exec producers include Jason Reitman, Dan Aykroyd and Amie Karp, with showrunners Ben Hibon and Elliott Kalan. The Netflix/Sony Pictures Animation project aims to fill the gap between the 1984 original and Ghostbusters II with a grittier, street-level look.
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Hatosy Could Break Emmy History With The Pitt
Shawn Hatosy, who won an Emmy for guest drama acting as Dr. Jack Abbot, returns in Season 2 of HBO Max’s The Pitt with a bigger six-episode arc and a directing credit. Variety notes that repeat wins in the guest drama acting category are rare, and no performer has ever won back-to-back Emmys for the same role. If Hatosy secures another win, he could become the first to achieve back-to-back guest drama wins for The Pitt and redefine the category’s history.
Pfeiffer Stars in Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison Debuting on Paramount+
Paramount+ premieres The Madison, a six-episode drama from Taylor Sheridan led by Michelle Pfeiffer (as Stacy Clyburn) and Kurt Russell, set across Montana and New York as it explores grief and family ties. The series, Sheridan’s most intimate work, streams in two batches of three episodes beginning March 14, with new installments arriving Saturdays around 3:01 a.m. ET; it is exclusive to Paramount+ (Essential $8.99/month, Premium $13.99/month), and a second season has already been filmed.
Elle Fanning Explores a New Hustle in Apple TV's Margo's Got Money Troubles Teaser
Teaser for Apple TV+'s dramedy Margo's Got Money Troubles shows Elle Fanning's Margo, a postpartum community college dropout, turning to OnlyFans to cover bills after an unplanned pregnancy tied to an affair with her writing professor; the series also stars Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman and debuts April 15.
Kelly Clarkson Signs Off From Her Talk Show After Seven Seasons
NBCUniversal and Kelly Clarkson announced The Kelly Clarkson Show will end after the current season (season 7), with production continuing through fall. Clarkson said she is stepping away to prioritize her kids, though she will continue making music and may pop up on shows like The Voice in the future. The program has been a multi-Emmy winner and recently shifted production from Los Angeles to New York.
Nigella Lawson Named New GBBO Judge Amid Prue Leith Exit
Nigella Lawson will join The Great British Bake Off as a judge, replacing Prue Leith on Channel 4's baking competition and judging alongside Paul Hollywood with hosts Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding. Leith announced her exit after nearly a decade; Lawson expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunity.
Sunny Hostin's Eclipse and Climate Change Claims Spark Controversy on 'The View'
"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin claimed that Monday's solar eclipse, Friday's earthquake, and the expected cicada breeding season are caused by climate change, prompting pushback from her co-hosts. Hostin's theory was refuted by Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg, who pointed out that earthquakes are not at the mercy of climate change and that the eclipse was a predictable event. Other individuals, including a U.S. Senate candidate, have also faced criticism for similar claims linking the earthquake to climate change.
"The View" Host Criticized for Linking Eclipse to Climate Change
The View co-host Sunny Hostin faced criticism after attempting to link solar eclipses, earthquakes, and the emergence of cicadas to climate change, prompting her colleagues to correct her on live television. Hostin's claim sparked widespread mockery, with her co-hosts and viewers dismissing the connection between these natural events and climate change.
"Harry Smith Bids Farewell to NBC, Embraces New Chapter in Iowa"
Veteran TV journalist Harry Smith is retiring from NBC News and returning to Iowa, where he will begin teaching at his alma mater, Central College, in the fall. Smith, known for his distinguished career spanning over 30 years, expressed gratitude for his experiences at NBC and received warm farewells from colleagues. Born in Illinois, Smith came to Iowa for college and will now be returning to share his expertise by teaching a class on curiosity.
"Harry Smith Bids Farewell to NBC News, Embraces New Chapter at Central College"
After 12 years at NBC News, beloved correspondent Harry Smith bids an emotional farewell to the TODAY family, who toasted him with champagne as he moves on to teach at his alma mater. Reflecting on his remarkable stories about ordinary people achieving the extraordinary, far-flung destinations, and encounters with celebrities, Harry expressed gratitude for the warm welcome he always received on the show. His colleagues praised his impact and urged him to continue sharing his gift through writing, as he prepares to teach a class about curiosity at Central College.
"Savannah Guthrie's Absence from 'Today' Sparks Controversy Over Kelly Rowland Interview"
Savannah Guthrie was absent from the Today show following backlash from her interview with Kelly Rowland, where she repeatedly asked about Beyoncé. However, her absence was not due to the criticism but because she's currently on a book tour promoting her latest collection of faith-based personal essays. During an interview at the George W. Bush Presidential Center, Savannah broke down in tears while discussing her late father.