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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 407 with guests Michele Lee and Jennifer Armstrong is now available online for listening on demand
Show No. 407 with guests Michele Lee and Jennifer Armstrong Original Airdate: June 8-11, 2018 Listen to “TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 407 with guests Michele Lee and Jennifer Armstrong” on Spreaker. First hour: Television historian Jennifer Armstrong helps Ed mark … Continue reading →
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Tagged Big Hearts and Broken Dreams, Bravo Giovanni, Broadway, Bud and Lou, cocktails, cultural perception single women, cupcakes, Cy Coleman, Cynthia Nixon, Darren Star, dating, David Letterman, Donna Allen, Dottie West, Emmy Award-nominated, fashion, Gittel Mosca, HBO series, How Four Single Women Changed the Way We Think Live and Love, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, I'm Way Ahead, Jennifer Armstrong, Joan van Ark, Karen Fairgate, Karen Fairgate Mackenzie, Kim Cattrall, Knots Landing, Kristin Davis, late night, Madame Morrible, marriage, Michael Bennett, Michael Patrick King, Michele Lee, NBC, Neil Simon, Robert Morse, Roger Ebert, Rosemary, Sarah Jessica Parker, Seesaw, sex, Sex and the City, Sex and the City and Us, shoes, singer/actress, The Comic, The Ed Sullivan Show, The Love Bug, Tony Award-nominated, Tony Figueroa, Vintage ’60, Wicked
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Television Academy Unveils Its New Online Portal for The Interviews: An Oral History of Television, with never-before-seen interviews
(North Hollywood, Calif. — May 16, 2018) — The Television Academy Foundation has launched its new website for The Interviews: An Oral History of Television (TelevisionAcademy.com/Interviews), featuring never-before-seen interviews with many of television’s most beloved stars, show creators and behind-the-scenes … Continue reading →
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Tagged African-American characters; Late Show, American Comedy Archives, Archive of American Television, Barry Levinson, Bernie Kopell, Betty White, black-ish, Bonnie Bartlett, Boy Meets World, David Letterman, Diane English, Don Roy King, Edie Falco, Edward James Olmos, George Costanza, Get Smart, Girls, Good Times, Hispanic actors, Home Improvement, Jimmie Walker, John Amos, John Astin, Larry Wilmore, Linda Ellerbee, Louise Lasser, Martin Luther King Jr., Mary Hartman, Nichelle Nichols, Norman Lear, o Dick Van Dyke, o Richard Thomas, Once and Again, Oral History of Television, OZ, Paul Shaffer, President John F. Kennedy, Rita Moreno, Saturday Night Live, Seinfeld, St. Elsewhere, Star Trek, Television Academy, Television Academy Foundation, Television Academy interviews, The Addams Family, The Bernie Mac Show, The Love Boat, The Wizard of Lies, TV Confidential, Walter Cronkite, William Daniels, Writers Guild Foundation
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via Twitter: Mitzi Shore, founder of the Comedy Store in L.A., dies at age 87
Comedy Store owner Mitzi Shore dies at 87
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Tagged Andrew Dice Clay, Barry Levinson, Billy Crystal, Bob Saget, Byron Allen, Carlos Mencia, Chelsea Handler, Chris Rock, Comedy Store, David Letterman, Freddie Prinze, Gallagher, Garry Shandling, George Miller, Howie Mandel, Jay Leno, Jeff Altman, Jim Carrey, Jimmie Walker, Joe Rogan, Louie Anderson, Mark Maron, Marsha Warfield, Mitzi Shore, Pauly Shore, Richard Pryor, Robin Williams, Roseanne Barr, Sam Kinison, Tom Dreesen, Tonight Show, Whitney Cummings
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