Judge Judy Sheindlin, 83, says she is done with on-camera work after three decades of courtroom television, but she is not done shaping what Americans see in the courtroom genre, moving behind the scenes to produce her son's new show. Sheindlin told People magazine in an interview published Thursday that her long-running follow-up series Judy […] The post Judge Judy Sheindlin steps back from the bench, taps son Adam Levy to carry the gavel forward appeared first on American Almanac .
Judge Judy Sheindlin, 83, says she is done with on-camera work after three decades of courtroom television, but she is not done shaping what Americans see in the courtroom genre, moving behind the scenes to produce her son's new show. Sheindlin told People magazine in an interview published Thursday that her long-running follow-up series Judy Justice will wrap next month, closing a television career that began in 1996 with the original Judge Judy. That show ran 25 seasons before ending in 2021. Judy Justice followed for five more years. Now Sheindlin plans to step into the producer's chair for a new small-claims court program called Adam's Law, hosted by her 58-year-old son, Adam Levy. The show is set to debut September 14 on CBS, with…Open
In an interview with MS NOW's Symone Sanders-Townsend, Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico reacts to ABC not planning to broadcast his interview with Jimmy Kimmel amid FCC threats, calling it the "most dangerous form of cancel culture."
Jimmy Kimmel announced that his planned interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico will air on YouTube, not "Jimmy Kimmel Live," after threats from the FCC. CNN's Brian Stelter reports.
The late-night host said in his monologue Wednesday night that before interviewing Talarico, the Texas Democratic Senate nominee, he's interviewed major political figure "from Hillary Clinton ... to Donald Trump."
A conversation with the Democratic Senate hopeful from Texas will move off air because of what the late night host called F.C.C. “threats” against his show and network.
Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show is reportedly set to end in May 2027, marking the conclusion of a 24-year run. A recent media report suggests that Kimmel's contract will not be renewed, and despite ABC's attempts to downplay the situation, the network is facing pressure from advertisers concerned about declining viewership and political controversies surrounding the show. ----------------------------------- Go to https://offer.sierramadreresearch.com/dr-steve-turley-fb to get your Fire Blanket today. *The content presented by sponsors may contain affiliate links. When you click and shop the links, Turley Talks may receive a small commission.* ----------------------------------- Help us reach beyond YouTube. Watch the latest Turley video on…
Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety […] The post Tony Romo OWI arrest leaves CBS weighing NFL future as J.J. Watt steps up appeared first on American Almanac .
Tony Romo is on leave after his Wisconsin OWI arrest, leaving CBS without a return timetable as J.J. Watt joins Jim Nantz. A USA TODAY account said police arrested Romo after a July 23 stop in Wisconsin on suspicion of operating while intoxicated, known as OWI. Police body-camera footage showed him fail a field sobriety test, with an open container in the passenger seat. The Associated Press reported that Romo pleaded no contest to OWI and lost his driving privileges for six months. It said he must complete an alcohol assessment, pay $834 and use an ignition interlock for at least one year after regaining his license. CBS placed him on leave and elevated Watt to its lead NFL team. Fox News detailed Romo’s claim that multiple back…Open
Nick Bilton, the new executive producer, has begun to put his stamp on the show. Up first: an exclusive interview with an officer who was aboard the F-15 fighter shot down over Iran.
