Night Entertainment (or just ET ) is the first television news entertainment television distributed by CBS Television Distribution across United States of America. In 2015, the program's program broadcasts are anchored by Nancy O'Dell and Kevin Frazier, while the weekend edition is pinned by Cameron Mathison and Nischelle Turner.
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Format
The format of this program consists of exciting stories from all over the entertainment industry, exclusive visits, first viewing upcoming film and television projects, and live interviews with actors, musicians, and other entertainment figures and newsmakers.
The one-hour weekend edition, ET Weekend (known as Entertainment This Week until September 1991), initially offers an entertainment news recap this week, with most or all episodes then transitioning to the center (especially or exclusively) around some kind of special theme; although the weekend edition now uses either format depending on the episode, most commonly, the broadcast format consists of reruns of stories featured during the previous week's edition.
ET Radio Minute , a daily radio feature, syndicated by Westwood One.
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History
In the early years of the beginning of 1981, Entertainment Tonight - followed the local style of broadcast style format - primarily comprising coverage of the latest films, music and television broadcasts and projects.
They signed an exclusive agreement to cover the marriage of the convicted child convicted by Mary Kay Letourneau, who married a student who had an affair with her, Vili Fualaau; and lawyer Howard K. Stern, who represents Daniel Birkhead in the paternity case of the late daughter of Anna Nicole Smith, Dannielynn. ET also broadcast exclusive stories related to Anna Nicole Smith, including coverage of her funeral, and her surviving daughter.
In 1996, actor George Clooney decided to boycott Entertainment Tonight to protest against the annoying paparazzi after Hard Copy exposes his love life, violating the deal he had. with Paramount, which generates and syncs both events. In a letter sent to Paramount, Clooney stated that he would encourage his friends to do the same.
On September 8, 2008, Entertainment Tonight began airing in high-definition; simultaneously, the program moved production and studio operations from the old house in Phase 28 in Paramount Pictures to Phase 4 studio at CBS Studio Center, one of the last steps involving the incorporation of Paramount's earlier Paramount syndication arm Paramount Domestic Television into the CBS distribution arm and adoption of the name The new CBS Television Distribution, all of which occurred after the breakup of the original CBS and Viacom into separate companies in December 2005.
In October 2013, after 19 years with Entertainment Tonight, Linda Bell Blue decided to resign as executive producer of the event, to become the premier president of Entertainment Tonight Studios, formed in November in conjunction with CBS Global Distribution for extends the brand of ET to cable, broadcast, and digital platform through various series and specials.
After pressure through social media campaigns by actors Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell, ET announced in February 2014 that it no longer received footage or pictures of celebrity children from paparazzi photographers.
Air staff
Current on-air staff
Anchors
- Nancy O'Dell - co-anchor (2011-present)
- Kevin Frazier - co-anchor weekend/weekend (2014-present; previously served as co-anchor/correspondent at end of year 2004-2009)
Correspondent
- Brooke Anderson - correspondent/East Coast correspondent/correspondent (2013-present)
- Keltie Knight - correspondent (2017-present)
- Cameron Mathison - anchor weekend correspondent/weekend/replacement anchor (2015-present)
- Carly Steel - correspondent (2016-present)
- Nischelle Turner - anchor weekend correspondent/weekend/replacement anchor (2014-present)
- Joe Zee - fashion correspondent (industry/red carpet) (2013-present)
Former on-air staff
- Thea Andrews - end of weekend host/correspondent (2006-2009); now in CMT
- Army Archerd - correspondent (1981); (deceased)
- Rona Barrett - Correspondent (1983-1986)
- Nina Blackwood - Correspondent (1988 -?)
- Garrett Glaser - correspondent (1989-1993)
- Chris Booker - Correspondent (2002-2003); now at KAMP-FM in Los Angeles
- Eric Burns - Correspondent (? -?)
- Lisa Canning - Correspondent (1995-1998)
- Jann Carl - fills host/weekend correspondent (1995-2008)
- Marcia Clark - Correspondent (? -?)
- Steven Cojocaru - fashion correspondent (2003-2011)
- Bobby Colomby - Correspondent (? -?)
- Leanza Cornett - correspondent (1994-1995)
- Rocsi Diaz - correspondent/weekend co-anchor (2013-2015)
- Leeza Gibbons - host/correspondent content (1984-1995)
- Bob Goen - co-host/correspondent (1993-2004); now at WCPO-TV in Cincinnati
- Tom Hallick - host/correspondent (1981)
- Samantha Harris - correspondent (2010-2012, 2015-2016)/weekend co-anchor/alternate anchor workday (2015-2016)
- Mary Hart - co-host/correspondent (1982-2011)
- Ron Hendren - original co-host (1981-1984)
- Huell Howser - Correspondent (1982-1983); (deceased)
- Darren Kavinoky - Correspondent (? -?)
- Robin Leach - Correspondent (1981-1984)
- Chrishaunda Lee - Correspondent (? -?)
- Leonard Maltin - film historian/reviewer (1982-2010)
- Rob Marciano - co-anchor weekdays/weekends (2013-2014); now at ABC News
- Maria Menounos - correspondent (2001-2005); now on E! News
- Vanessa Minnillo - correspondent (2005-2007)
- Julie Moran - Correspondent (1995-2001)
- Carlos Ponce - correspondent (2004-2005)
- Tony Potts - correspondent (1998; later at Access Hollywood )
- Michael Scott - host/content correspondent (1993-1994)
- Selina Scott - Correspondent (? -?)
- Mark Steines - co-host/correspondent (1995-2012); now on Hallmark Channel
- Andre Leon Talley - fashion correspondent (2012-2013)
- John Tesh - co-host/correspondent (1986-1996)
- Marjorie Wallace - host/correspondent (1981)
- Robb Weller - co-host/correspondent (1984-1986)
- Dixie Whatley - co-host/correspondent (1981-1982)
- Roshumba Williams - Correspondent (2002)
Competition
In 2007, despite competition from the The Insider and even the more common news magazines-focus of Inside Edition , both were also produced by CBS Television Distribution, Entertainment Tonight i> remain among the top ten syndication programs ranked highest by Nielsen's weekly ranking. During the 2007-08 season, the daylight ratings of the program fluctuated between fourth and fifth places due to competition from fellow CBS syndication programs Judge Judy .
References
External links
- Official website
- Night Entertainment on IMDb
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