The fourth season of Botched airs tonight on E! (9 pm et/pt), and during my interview with Drs. Terry Dubrow and Paul Nassif, I asked them what they have learned from each other. Dubrow gave a candid answer about their respective fame, and even recalled his experiences on the The Swan. Check out the video below!
American Ninja Warriorco-host Kristine Leahy seems as fit as can be, but her fitness routine takes a deeper dive when the show starts another season. “I hit the gym extra heavy before we start shooting,” says Leahy. Video of Leahy discussing American Ninja Warrior’s effect on her workouts is available after the jump!
Actress/comedienne Carol Burnett and lifelong collaborators/filmmakers Marshall Herskovitz and Ed Zwick received honorary degrees at the AFI Conservatory’s Class of 2017 Commencement Ceremony. The celebration occurred today at Hollywood’s TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, Ca.
I had the pleasure of attending the NBC/Universal TCA Day where Jill Flint and Eoin Macken talked about the upcoming fourth season of The Night Shift. During the chat Macken was able to briefly discuss his new book Hunter and the Grape, a plug that was actually aided by Flint. Video of Flint and Macken is available after the jump.
THE VOICE — Season:13 — Pictured: Jennifer Hudson — (Photo by J. Kempin/Getty Images)
Before she was an Oscar (“Dreamgirls”) and Grammy winning (for her self-titled debut album and “The Color Purple”), Jennifer Hudson was a contestant on “American Idol.” Seeing that type of competition from both sides should put her in good stead as a new coach for Season 13 of “The Voice.”
“The Carmichael Show’s” third season returns May 31 on NBC, and I’ll definitely be binge-watching the show on Netflix. Along with the program’s homage to Norman Lear’s seminal All in the Family, it also features Tiffany Haddish, a comedian and actress who, in the video below, drops the mic on a ton of topics. It’s an inspiring and candid several minutes – the vid’s available after the jump.
Taylor Kinney knows how to weave an intriguing tale or two, and one reason the “Chicago Fire” star is humble and refuses to be complacent comes from an experience he learned after shooting the 2006 TV series “Fashion House.” Check out my video below, along with a partial transcript of Kinney’s story which, by the way, also deals with his mother, blowing $90,000 on sushi, a Mexican restaurant, and working one’s a** off in San Diego!!
