E! News , formerly known as E! Daily News and E! News Live , is the pre-eminent entertainment newscast from E! network in the United States. Without italics, it is the name of the entertainment-news network division. The newscast debuted on September 1, 1991, and mainly reported celebrity and gossip news, along with upcoming movie previews and television shows, regular segments of all three subjects, and some industry news in general.
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Overview
The program was first aired on September 12, 1991. Originally hosted by Dagny Hultgreen. It features stories and gossip about celebrities as well as movies, music, and the television industry. Since its launch, it has been broadcast under various formats, at one point even aired live during the mid-2000s (currently, the show is named E! News Live ). Beginning in 2006, guided by Ryan Seacrest and Giuliana Rancic. In April 2012, Seacrest was replaced by Jason Kennedy. Rancic temporarily leaves the maternity leave event in August 2012 due to the birth of his first son (via successor), leaving others to question whether he will return. But Rancic convinced his fans by releasing a statement saying he had just signed a three-year contract with E! News and Police Mode. During the leave, his retaining duties were taken over by Catt Sadler. From 2006 to the end of 2010, The Daily 10 , hosted by Sal Masekela, Catt Sadler, and at one point Debbie Matenopoulos, aired after E! News .
On September 21st, 2010, E! announced the cancellation of The Daily 10 . At this time, it was announced that E! News will be expanded to the one hour format. The expansion became effective starting on October 25, 2010, making it one of two entertainment news programs to have a daylight edition that aired in one hour format, HLN Showbiz Tonight being the other. The series also debuted a new news set and began broadcasting in high-definition 16: 9, downconvert to 4: 3 letterbox (with pillarboxing for 4: 3 SD video) on main channel SD feed. Some of the previous talents featured on The Daily 10, including Catt Sadler, Clinton Sparks and Robbie Laughlin, are integrated into E! News , along with the addition of a segment called The Daily 10 Take , along with the inclusion of several segments Daily 10 .
E! News does not produce episodes on major holidays, including Anniversaries, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, with special pre-recorded programs, final editions of events or other E! the program aired, depending on where the holiday fell.
In December 2017, Catt Sadler, left his marking assignment on E! News as well as E! network due to unequal salaries between himself and his partner, Jason Kennedy. In a statement to PEOPLE, E! a spokesman said on behalf of the network and Kennedy, "E! compensates employees equitably and appropriately based on their role, regardless of gender..."
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Air staff
Current on-air staff
E! News The Hollywood Reporter announced that Maria Menounos will replace Giuliana Rancic as co-anchor of E! News in August 2015.
Anchors
- Jason Kennedy - newscaster (2015-present)
- Zuri Hall (2017-present)
Correspondent
- Kristin dos Santos - television correspondent "Watch With Kristin" (2001-present)
- Melanie Bromley - Head of news correspondent (2012-present)
- Carissa Culiner - correspondent (2014-present)
- Zanna Roberts Rassi - fashion correspondent
- Erin Lim - the correspondent
- Will Marfuggi - correspondent
- Sibley Scoles - correspondent
- Justin Sylvester - the correspondent
Former on-air staff
- Jules Asner - anchor/correspondent (1996-2003)
- Ken Baker - head of correspondent (2008-2017)
- David Burtka - correspondent (2012)
- Ali Fedotowsky - correspondent (2013-2015)
- Jesse Giddings - correspondent (2013-2014 or 2015)
- Alicia Quarles - correspondent (2012-2015)
- Terrence Jenkins - anchor/correspondent (2012-2015)
- Ashlan Gorse - correspondent/"E! News Now" anchors (2008-2013)
- Melana Scantlin - "E! News Now" anchor (2009-2011)
- Ted Casablanca - "The Awful Truth" correspondent (1996-2012)
- Samantha Harris - Correspondent (2005-2008, later at The Insider and Entertainment Tonight )
- Dagny Hultgreen - anchor/correspondent (1991-1993)
- Steve Kmetko - anchor/correspondent (1994-2002)
- Lynda Lopez - Correspondent (2003)
- Ben Lyons - film critic (2006-2011; now on Extra )
- Eleanor Mondale - Correspondent (1997, the deceased)
- Todd Newton - anchor/correspondent (1995-2007)
- Maria Menounos - anchor (2015-2017)
- Giuliana Rancic - correspondent/anchor (2001-2015)
- Catt Sadler - correspondent/anchor (2010-2017)
- Ryan Seacrest - anchor (2006-2011)
- Gina St. John - anchor/correspondent (1997-1999)
- Kathleen Sullivan - newscaster/correspondent (1995-1996)
Broadcast
United States
This event airs the evening shows at 7 pm. with reruns airing at 11 pm ET night The weekend one-hour edition was also produced, comprising most of the re-aircasts broadcasted during the weekday edition, airing on Saturday at 10 am ET.
International
In England the show airs on weekdays at 8 am, 9 am, 4 pm. and at 7 pm In Europe, excluding the UK, E! News is often edited into a 30 minute version, but the Clock version airs at 5 pm. and at 8 pm CET. The show also keeps changing from week to week. During August 2009, it was aired only once a day at 2:25 am.
The German version was produced by Alexander von Roon and broadcast on the Sky network.
In the Philippines, the show airs on the ETC after US Telecast Tuesday through Saturday from 10am to 11pm. with reruns of 1: 00-2: 00.
In India, the show airs on Zee Cafe at 6:00 pm from Monday to Friday.
International version
Latin America
In Latin America the show was presented by Daniela KosÃÆ'¡n and Renato LÃÆ'³pez. Although E! Latin America News has a different anchor, the video clip is the same. The event was canceled at the end of 2008 and on May 20, 2009 the event has been replaced by its American counterpart, with a two-minute Latin American entertainment news recap, retained, with a half-hour 'week in review' program on Thursday night. Both are currently hosted by Renato LÃÆ'³pez.
Asia
Introduced in 2010, E! News Asia is a collection of weekly entertainment stories from Hollywood and Asia, previously anchored by Dominic Lau and Marion Caunter. Now produced as short form content, E! News Asia is currently hosted by Yvette King, with correspondent Raymond Gutierrez in the Philippines and Elizabeth and Maria Rahajeng in Indonesia. E! News Asia is available in 15 countries across Asia.
Canada
In Canada, in addition to the US version, Canada's weekly program titled E! News Weekend airs from 2008 to 2009 on E! a broadcasting system owned by Canwest. This is a weekly 30-minute program organized by Jason Ruta and Arisa Cox from Hard Rock Cafà ©  © in downtown Toronto. The broadcast service ceased operations in August 2009, and the program does not carry over to unaffiliated cable channels that take E! brand by the end of 2010.
E mentioned before! the system is unique because it is transmitted through local broadcast stations that generate and broadcast their own local newscasts, similar to other North American broadcast networks - however, these programs do not specifically bring E! News brand. For example, the main station of the CHCH-DT system is only titled newscast CHCH News . This decision was made at least in part to avoid confusion with the U.S. entertainment news program. (and later Canada), but may also be intended to ensure that local news releases are not considered celebrity-oriented. However, this was an anomaly among Canadian networks that at the time had all, apart from E !, Adopted network-based branding ( CTV News , etc.) for their station's local news broadcast (even Canada Network E !, Under the previous brand as "CH", have used such branding).
References
External links
- E! Official news website
- E! News on Jump The Shark
- E! News 'official Twitter'
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