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Posted in: UncategorizedThe parade will be held on June 14.
The parade will be held on June 14.
The major news networks have been covering the unrest since the weekend.
The Disney-owned sports network will make the move to 7 Hudson Square.
Canal+ will become the first pay TV operator in that region of Africa to distribute Netflix as part of its subscription services.
“This award means the world to me,” Mitchell said.
The podcast will air three times a week on YouTube and major podcast distributors.
The Spanish-language series recently celebrated its 24th anniversary.
News networks are heading to Minneapolis to mark the tragic occasion.
Check out the newest series airing on broadcasters during the 2025-2026 TV season.
The Conclave commenced on May 7 with a winner emerging one day later.
The Conclave commenced on May 7 with a winner emerging one day later.
The Conclave commenced on May 7 with a winner emerging one day later.
The Conclave commenced on May 7 with a winner emerging one day later.
Spectrum Noticias is taking on CNN en Español, Telemundo, and Noticias Univision.
The funeral will take place during the early morning hours for U.S. viewers.
News outlets went into breaking news mode on Wednesday night when an American Airlines flight collided with a military helicopter over the Potomac River while approaching Reagan National Airport in Washington, D.C. As of Thursday morning, officials have indicated that there are no survivors from the horrific incident. 64 people were onboard American Eagle Flight…
Americans woke up on New Year’s Day to the horrific news of a terror attack in New Orleans, Louisiana. A vehicle intentionally drove down Bourbon Street during the early morning hours of Jan. 1, plowing into the crowd and killing 15 people. Authorities have since classified the attack as an act of terrorism and named…
Tamsen Fadal remembers the exact moment she realized it was time to leave her longtime home at New York’s WPIX. While seated in the anchor’s chair one Friday night in 2019, the Emmy-winning face of the PIX11 Evening News suddenly felt her body temperature rise to inferno levels as her heartbeat quickened with increasing intensity….
Mother’s Day surprises were aplenty this weekend, including a big one for the U.S. women’s World Cup soccer team.
Due to their demanding schedules, it’s been years since many of the players have seen their moms on Mother’s Day. In a very sweet video uploaded to Facebook and YouTube by Fox Sports, the team sat down for a pre-game dinner, and their coach introduced special surprise guests—their moms.
The mother-daughter reunions are lovely to watch. Maybe even more remarkable is seeing the a second surprise happen—check out the video to see what it was.
“Abby’s been on this team for 14 years. For 14 years, I have not had you around for a Mother’s Day,” says Abby Wambach’s mom, Judy. The video cuts to the two of them standing side by side on the field.
The video closes with a request to “Cheer on our women this summer.” (Fox will be broadcasting the tournament across its networks, including 16 matches live on the flagship broadcast station.)
The team won the game 3-0 with their moms watching. Wambach scored career goals 179 and 180, and turned around after her second goal to point at her mom.
Heartwarming and inspiring all around.
Many actors deal with fans confusing them with their characters. But not many have a term like “adorkable” following them around.
Unfortunately for Zooey Deschanel, the star of Fox’s New Girl since 2011, a cute marketing ploy for the show’s first season has dogged her ever since. The combination of the words “dorky” and “adorable”—featured on billboards for the show’s first season—has come to define people’s perception of the actress.
“[Adorkable] was something that was calculated, you know what I mean?” she tells The Huffington Post. “That was our marketing department at Fox, and they did a really good job with our first season, but that’s a word that describes the character that I play, not me. I don’t personally have identification with that word myself.”
It seems marketing can be too successful sometimes. We’d bet Fox is still pretty happy with the campaign.