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Liza Koshy Is on the 2019 TIME 100 Next List
The first time I met Liza Koshy was on a girls’ trip with my friend America Ferrera in 2016. We were headed to Dallas to encourage college students to register to vote. Liza, who is from Texas, jumped headfirst into the trip. She’s a ball full of magnetic, magnificent energy. We were instantly sisters. Liza brings a special vibrancy to everything she does, as you’ll see soon in Work It, a movie I’m producing about dance and the high school experience.
13 things to do in San Diego this weekend: Cinco de Mayo at Balboa Park, Seth Meyers, 'Hedwig and the Angry Inch'
Cinco de Mayo celebration 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Plaza de Panama and the Spreckels Organ Pavilion in Balboa Park. (619) 331-1920. balboaparkconservancy.org The Cinco de Mayo celebration at Balboa Park returns this year with more music, more art, and more activities for both kids and adults. In commemorating the Mexican victory over the French during the Battle of Puebla, La Fiesta Danzantes de San Diego will kick things off during the opening ceremony with a ballet folklorico performance.
Comedian Seth Meyers brings the personal and the political to the Balboa Theatre
If you are a fan of Seth Meyers’ comedic skewering of politics here and abroad — first as head writer and “Weekend Update” anchor on “Saturday Night Live” and now as the host of “Late Night with Seth Meyers” — you can thank the U.S. primary-elections schedule and the good people of the Netherlands. In that order. Before he joined “SNL” in 2001, and long before taking on “Late Night” in 2014, Meyers was a kid growing up in a suburb outside of Manchester, New Hampshire.
Comedian Seth Meyers brings the personal and the political to the Balboa Theatre
If you are a fan of Seth Meyers’ comedic skewering of politics here and abroad — first as head writer and “Weekend Update” anchor on “Saturday Night Live” and now as the host of “Late Night with Seth Meyers” — you can thank the U.S. primary-elections schedule and the good people of the Netherlands. In that order. Before he joined “SNL” in 2001, and long before taking on “Late Night” in 2014, Meyers was a kid growing up in a suburb outside of Manchester, New Hampshire.
Bill O’Reilly Said to Get a $25 Million Golden Parachute
One way to get a reported eight-figure payday? Getting fired from Fox News for sexual-harassment allegations, according to reports from CNN and The New York Times. A day after the network’s parent company, 21st Century Fox, announced it was parting ways with O’Reilly after the Times reported that the prime-time anchor and the company had paid $13 million to settle sexual-harassment claims with five women, sources told CNN and the Times that he will be paid up to $25 million.
Terry Crews on the Idiocracy-Inspired Anti-Trump Ads He Never Made
When Terry Crews wrapped up his NFL career in 1997, it’s likely that he never imagined how far he’d go as an actor over the next two decades. And who could have, really? The list of former football players who’ve successfully turned thespian is a decidedly small one.
Jude Law Will Reportedly Play Young Dumbledore in Fantastic Beasts Sequel
Jude Law wants to be forever young. The actor, who recently came off the endlessly meme-able HBO drama The Young Pope, is once again stepping into some slightly less-aged shoes: he’s reportedly playing young(er) Albus Dumbledore in the upcoming Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them sequel, according to Variety. Representatives for Law and Warner Bros. have not yet responded to Vanity Fair’s request for comment.
Allison Williams on Filming “Get Out,” Wrapping “Girls,” and Life as a Blonde
For Allison Williams, the spring of 2017 includes both a thrilling beginning and a bittersweet ending. Earlier this month, the actress made her feature-film debut in Get Out, Jordan Peele’s horror film which has earned critical acclaim, made box-office history, and inspired moviegoers to return to theaters for second and third viewings.
Is Network News Dead?
Ray Suarez, Al Jazeera America Because of their size, reach, resources and agenda-setting power, networks and their news departments still matter. Michael Rosenblum, TV news consultant With 100 hours of video uploaded each minute to Youtube, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on a half-hour program is idiotic. Joe Peyronnin, Former network news executive Network news divisions are still profitable, and evening newscasts are more widely viewed than cable news.
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