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Lynette Rice

Los Angeles
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I write about TV. Alum of Deadline, Entertainment Weekly. Attended SDSU, Redlands High, Traffic School.
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ER: The Oral History

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By Lynette Rice
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. Sept. 2026. 320p. ISBN 9781250399588. $31. TELEVISION COPY ISBN Rice ( How To Save a Life) deeply dives into the medical drama ER, the NBC hit that ran 15 seasons (1994–2009) before streaming reshaped the television industry. Those who lived through this era will remember it as the breakout role for the handsome George Clooney, who oozed charm and pulled legendary pranks on set.
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‘Big Brother 28’ Premiere Defended By Frankie Grande After Critic Takes Swipe: “Camp Is Part Of Its DNA” Original

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By Lynette Rice
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Rachel Reilly, before her untimely exit from 'Big Brother 28' CBS SPOILER ALERT! Do not read unless you’ve watched the Season 28 premiere of Big Brother on CBS. Big Brother fans were treated to not one but three appearances by former CBS reality stars in the season premiere July 9, but one made an unexpected exit by falling into an erupting volcano. Silly?
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CBS’ Matt Gutman Said He Got “Completely Scammed” By Fake Bank Fraud Investigator: “Scary Experience” Original

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By Lynette Rice
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Matt Gutman Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Bob Woodruff Foundation CBS News journalist Matt Gutman revealed via social media that he was the target of a phone scam that almost had him emptying his bank account. “A very scary experience,” said Gutman. “I’m not as savvy as I think I am.” In his July 10 posts, Gutman explained that a caller shared a name and a badge ID before saying someone was trying to illegally pull money from his bank account.
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