MSNBC needs to be put out of its misery
On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 8:34 PM PGage wrote:
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> Rachel signed a mega deal with Comcast that gives her $30M/Year through
> after 2024 election to do lots of different things on their family of
> networks, but gives her the option to stop anchoring her
Rachel signed a mega deal with Comcast that gives her $30M/Year through
after 2024 election to do lots of different things on their family of
networks, but gives her the option to stop anchoring her MSNBC tent pole
show at 9:00 pm. Insiders say she is sure to exercise the option, which is
a crisis
With Brooklyn 99 heading off to reruns-only, Samberg may in a position to say
no.
Not sure if he'd want to, but Nick Offerman is co-hosting an NBC reality
competition show (Making It). He might not make a hash of it.
David
On Wednesday, September 22, 2021, 07:43:56 PM PDT,
"My singular responsibility is to securing and maintaining the civil
liberties of all those we employ during the course of a production", he
complained tweetywise to the Dallas film commisioner, among others...
While I think Kenan is pretty much the only good thing on SNL, I've never
bothered with his own show. What he does on Saturday nights is incompatible to
the needs of sitcom acting.
As for a host, they also have Queen Latifah and Keegan Michael Key, either of
whom would have been more
Spoilers in article:
https://deadline.com/2021/09/kellen-lutz-fbii-most-wanted-exiting-agent-crosby-role-1234842697/
(link)
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That chocolate bar used in the presentation, I'm guessing, was likely made
at Nestlé's plant in Fawdon, near Newcastle... it's scheduled to close in
favor of a facility on the continent sometime in '23...
The father of "blaxploitation" in film, and an influence to many in the
bizzz following him. Not a bad actor, either. Tuesday (9/21) in NY, said
his son Mario; 89.
https://www.pennlive.com/life/2021/09/melvin-van-peebles-godfather-of-black-cinema-dies-at-89.html
(Aypee)
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Semi related, but in the Russian language, their words for pink and sky
blue double as slang for lesbian and gay, respectively. There’s an American
movie featuring a bar/club supposedly run by the Russian mob called (in
Russian) the Pink Rose… Russians giggle at this, as no self respecting mob
I learned some new words that I didn't need to know.
On Wed, Sep 22, 2021 at 4:13 AM Adam Bowie wrote:
> Every so often, Ofcom - essentially the UK version of the FCC - publishes
> a report into public attitudes towards language on TV and radio.
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> This isn't *their* take on what's
They now own the rights to Willy Wonka, Giant Peaches, Matilda, and all
things Roald Dahl.
I’m nervous.
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-58648566.amp
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This case has one major twist: The Utah body cam footage that seems to show
her terrified. But it seemed to get a disproportional amount of attention.
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Amongst the union’s complaints are that rates for streaming productions are
oftentimes lower than for traditional networks and studios. The union also
wants a shorter work day.
https://variety.com/2021/film/news/iatse-strike-shut-down-production-nationwide-1235070315/
As this article mentions, a
On Tue, Sep 21, 2021 at 11:36 PM Dino R. Alexander
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> Same here. We all got on well, but I don’t remember seeing any of them at
> O’Brien’s that night. Then again, I shot a Friday show, and perhaps by that
> time, they’ve all but scattered to the four winds.
>
Today's Jeopardy article is
Martin Lloyd has finally gone home. RIP.
On Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 12:03:41 AM UTC-4 PGage wrote:
> Great actor. I did a recent re-watch of NYPD Blue and remembered how much
> I enjoyed him there, in addition to White Collar and Stargate.
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> On Tue, 21 Sep 2021 at 8:50 PM Kevin M.
For the record, Apple TV+ is only $5/mo, and there's almost always a free
trial. The catalog is more limited than other services at similar price
points (Hulu at $7/mo, Disney+ at $7/mo by virtue of a pre-launch
multi-year offer), but Apple has been aggressively adding originals and
buying
Every so often, Ofcom - essentially the UK version of the FCC - publishes
a report into public attitudes towards language on TV and radio.
This isn't *their* take on what's offensive. It's what audiences find
offensive, and how offensive specific words are.
As you might know, we have something
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