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Can Game Shows Save TV?

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There’s no sports. Most scripted shows, including Pilots intended for the Fall, are on hold. And live events, such as awards shows and competition series like “American Idol”, are in limbo. What can television resort to during this pandemic period? The Answer: Game Shows. TV networks and channels have already taped a heaping of game […]
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Jimmy Kimmel

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LCJ and the one and only Jimmy Kimmel, outside the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” studio in Hollywood. Lights Camera Jackson has been co-starring in photographs with his favorite celebrities from the entertainment, news and sports world since he was 6 years old. Jackson’s first picture with a celeb was snapped in January of 2005, at the […]
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LCJ’s 10 Most Fascinating People of 2017

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It’s been a historic year in the world of entertainment. These are the 10 Most Fascinating – the people who helped shape and re-define it. Alec Baldwin Baldwin continued his run as Donald Trump on “Saturday Night Live” (which earned him an Emmy). He hosted more episodes of ABC’s “Match Game” revival (which earned him […]
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5 Bold Entertainment Predictions

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“The Simpsons” Will End in the Next 5 Years TV’s longest-running primetime scripted series is renewed through May 2019 (Season 30), but that may be when the iconic animated show will finally end. I’m giving it until May 2022 at the latest. A sequel after that isn’t out of the question. Hugh Jackman will return […]
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CT Style – 2017 Oscars Preview

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Along with the anticipated political speeches, I break down the other hot topics to look for heading into Sunday’s Oscars ceremony. “CT Style” is a daily lifestyle show, produced and aired from the studios of WTHN in New Haven, CT. The show is hosted by Ryan Kristafer and Teresa Dufour. Contributor Meghan Yost handles entertainment […]
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Kimmel & Damon: What Will They Do at The Oscars?

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Jimmy Kimmel’s signature line at the end of every one of his shows: “Apologies to Matt Damon. We ran out of time.” Well, in 2013, Damon had enough of that. He took over Kimmel’s show one night, re-titling it “Jimmy Kimmel Sucks”, for a highly-entertaining hour. Guests included Amy Adams, Nicole Kidman, Ben Affleck, Reese […]
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