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Deborah Norville has anchored Inside Edition since 1995. However, Norville is set to serve as the host of a new series. There is leaving some fans wondering if she will continue in her role on Inside Edition.

Deborah Norville Is Going To Host A Different Kind Of Show

Norville started her journalistic career as a college student, interning for Georgie Public Television. She would go on to work for NBC News and ABC Network Radio before being named an anchor for Inside Edition in 1995.

However, Norville is set to take on a new role outside of journalism. She will serve as the new host of CBS’ upcoming trivia game show, The Perfect Line.

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The Perfect Line had its pilot shot in August. The new game show was allegedly developed to possibly pair it was another game show, The Flip Side, which will be hosted by Jaleel White.

In the upcoming series,...

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Inside Edition fans will see long-time host Deborah Norville in a different light come 2025 because she’s stepping out of her comfort zone.

The journalist is taking on the role of game show host with a new syndicated trivia show, The Perfect Line, set to premiere in the fall.

The project was being kept under wraps while it was in development but now the secret’s out.

The show was picked up and will air on CBS-owned stations in the Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York markets.

Deborah has been a part of the CBS Media Ventures family since 1995, kicking off her career at the company with Inside Edition.

She also served as an anchor for NBC’s News at Sunrise, co-host of NBC’s Today, and was an anchor and correspondent for CBS News.

The 66-year-old also hosted the prime-time news program Deborah Norville Tonight, which aired on...

Deborah Norville, host of CBS’ Inside Edition since 1995, is branching out from the anchor desk into the game show world with a new trivia show called The Perfect Line. Can she be the next Meredith Vieira a la Millionaire, and hit a ratings jackpot? The big news was announced on Thursday (December 19) in a press release obtained by Variety. The outlet announced that CBS Media Ventures is moving forward with The Perfect Line, which had previously been in development, and it is being picked up by CBS stations in syndication nationwide. Season 1 will premiere in the fall of 2025. The Perfect Line was pitched as a sister show to The Flip Side, hosted by Jaleel White, which saw CBS lean into the modern resurgence of game shows in the fall of 2024. Following that show’s successful launch, Wendy McMahon, president and CEO of CBS News and CBS Media Ventures, said the...

CBS Media Ventures is launching The Perfect Line, a new syndicated game show hosted by Deborah Norville that is set to premiere next fall with the CBS stations as the anchor group.

The Perfect Line promises “a new, visual take on trivia.” Contestants will play a series of games where they test their knowledge by arranging events, items, or people in the correct order to create “the perfect line.” Each round contestants are eliminated, leaving the last person standing to play the final round for a grand prize.

The format will tackle a broad range of topics from world events to pop culture moments.

“This year we launched the game show Flip Side and found the daytime audience continues to have a huge appetite for and engagement with game shows,” said Wendy McMahon, President and CEO of CBS News and Stations and CBS Media Ventures in a statement. “We’re...

CBS Media Ventures’ new syndicated trivia game show “The Perfect Line,” which had previously been in development, is now moving forward with a pickup by the CBS station group. Deborah Norville hosts the strip, which will launch in fall 2025 on CBS-owned stations — which includes the major New York, Los Angeles and Chicago markets.

“The Perfect Line” was developed with the pitch that stations could potentially pair it with CBS Media Ventures’ recent new game show “The Flip Side,” hosted by Jaleel White. Following that show’s launch this year, Wendy McMahon, president and CEO of CBS News and Stations, as well as CBS Media Ventures, said the distributor “found the daytime audience continues to have a huge appetite for and engagement with game shows.

“We’re building on that success by bringing ‘The Perfect Line’ to the marketplace, with a host everyone already knows and admires,” McMahon added. “Deborah is...

On Friday November 15 2024, CBS broadcasts The Drew Barrymore Show!

Scam Alert With Deborah Norville; Michelle Visage Season 5 Episode 97 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show” promises to be both informative and entertaining. Titled “Scam Alert With Deborah Norville; Michelle Visage,” this episode will air on CBS and is sure to catch the attention of many. Deborah Norville, known for her work on “Inside Edition,” will share insights about some of the biggest scams that have recently made headlines. Her expertise will help viewers learn how to protect themselves from these deceptive schemes.

In addition to Deborah’s segment, Michelle Visage, a well-known personality from “Drag Race Down Under,” will join the news desk. Her vibrant presence is expected to add an extra layer of excitement to the show. Together, Deborah and Michelle will bring a mix of serious information and lively conversation, making it a well-rounded episode.

Friday mornings often call for a potent mix of escapism and practical advice. “The Drew Barrymore Show” seems to understand this perfectly, offering up a Friday cocktail of just that. This week, viewers can expect a visit from the “Bad Sisters” themselves, tips on dodging those pesky scams, and the always entertaining Michelle Visage. First […]

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Monday Night Football is coming to Springfield.

The Simpsons Funday Football, an animated Mnf game transformed in real-time into the world of the Fox comedy, will air live Monday, Dec. 9 at 8 pm Et on Disney+, ESPN+ and, on mobile, with NFL+.

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“Inside Edition” anchor Deborah Norville is ready to play some games. Variety has learned that Norville has signed on to host “The Pefect Line,” a first-run syndicated game show that CBS Media Ventures is planning to shop in the coming year.

CBS Media Ventures declined comment, but it’s believed that a pilot for “The Perfect Line” was shot in August, and that the distributor is eyeing a fall 2025 launch for the new series. CBS Media Ventures already is behind the syndicated gamer “The Flip Side,” hosted by Jaleel White; that show, which premiered this fall, could likely be a companion piece to the new “The Perfect Line.”

According to insiders, “The Perfect Line” is trivia game that includes questions about from world events, pop culture, sports, science and other topics. Contestants are given a category and then arrange events, items or people order — such as arranging six actors in...

On Friday June 14 2024, CBS broadcasts The Drew Barrymore Show!

Drew’s News With Deborah Norville; The Weekender With Carter Oosterhouse Season 4 Episode 310 Episode Summary

In this episode of “The Drew Barrymore Show,” viewers can look forward to a dynamic lineup with two special guests joining Drew and Ross Mathews. Deborah Norville from “Inside Edition” will be on the show to dive into the latest crime-related headlines. With her expertise and insights, Deborah will bring a fresh perspective to the table, sparking engaging discussions and shedding light on important news stories.

Following the crime segment, Carter Oosterhouse will make an appearance on The Weekender segment. As a home improvement expert, Carter will share some exciting items and tips for the home, adding a touch of creativity and style to the show. Viewers can expect to be inspired by Carter’s ideas and perhaps even get some new home decor inspiration for their own spaces.

On Friday, June 14, The Drew Barrymore Show welcomes Emmy Award-winning anchor Deborah Norville, television personality and carpenter Carter Oosterhouse, etiquette expert Sara Jane Ho, and chef Pilar Valdes. Deborah Norville, the anchor of “Inside Edition,” joins Drew Barrymore and Ross Mathews to discuss the latest crime-related headlines. Norville, a veteran journalist, has had a […]

The Drew Barrymore Show: Deborah Norville, Carter Oosterhouse,...

The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced the first of two batches of this year’s Daytime Emmy Awards on Friday, with Dick Van Dyke making history.

The 98-year-old actor became the oldest-ever winner of a Daytime Emmy for a his guest performance in Days of our Lives.

General Hospital took home the most awards of the night, with four trophies for best directing, best writing, best supporting performance (Robert Gossett) and best drama series.

Entertainment Tonight hosts Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner returned to host this year’s ceremony, after emceeing the evening in 2022 and 2023. The program also won two awards, for best entertainment news series and best daytime personalities.

Michelle Stafford won best lead performance for her role in The Young and the Restless, and Thorsten Kaye won best actor for playing Ridge Forrester in The Bold and the Beautiful. Both shows were tied for most...

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CBS is laying a big bet on Las Vegas for the upcoming Super Bowl.

The week of Super Bowl Lviii will see the network use the famed Fountains of Bellagio as the backdrop of its central broadcast location. CBS will offer weeklong, multiplatform coverage of the Super Bowl in sports, news and entertainment, all leading up to CBS Sports’ presentation of the game on Sunday, Feb. 11.

The location will be home to shows from four CBS divisions across broadcast, cable, and streaming from Monday, Feb. 5 to Sunday, Feb. 11, with four outdoor sets shared across the various shows. The shows originating from Las Vegas are:

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The NFL Today – CBS Sports’ pregame show with host James Brown and analysts Phil Simms, Bill Cowher, Nate Burleson, Boomer Esiason, JJ Watt, and lead NFL insider Jonathan Jones will provide Super Bowl Lviii game analysis, features and interviews.

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Robbin Bain, who was the fashion and beauty expert on NBC‘s Today during the early 1960s, died in Southampton, NY, on October 21. She was 87. Her daughter Lara McLanahan told Deadline that she had been battling breast cancer. Known to viewers as “Today Girl,” she joined the NBC show in 1961 to discuss fashion, cosmetics and other female-led topics. She worked alongside the host John Chancellor and news anchor Frank Blair. However, she only stayed in the role for two months, leaving the show after she became pregnant with daughter Dina. “I was the only woman, with the exception of the makeup woman, on the set,” she recalled during a 2012 TV reunion of “Today Girls.” Deborah Norville and Robbin Bain during the “Today” show’s 60th anniversary episode TV icon Barbara Walters, who died last year, was also a “Today Girl” early in her career after joining the show in 1961 as a writer and researcher.

Lifetime is digging into its archive following the arrest of suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann. The network will rebroadcast its 2021 movie The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother’s Hunt for Justice. The movie told the story of Mari Gilbert, whose quest for the truth after her daughter Shannan went missing led to the discovery of the bodies of multiple murdered women.

‘The Gilgo Beach Killer’ will air August 6

Lifetime has updated the movie with new information to reflect Heuermann’s arrest. It will air again on Sunday, August 6 at 8 p.m. Et under the new title The Gilgo Beach Killer as part of the network’s “Ripped from the Headlines” August programming.

The Gilgo Beach Killer will feature new content from executive producer and Emmy-winning journalist Deborah Norville, who provides new details on the case.

The original movie starred Kim Delaney as Mari Gilbert. After her daughter Shannan disappears, she...

Sherri Shepherd welcomed “Inside Edition” host Deborah Norville to Wednesday’s edition of her daytime talk show.

During their conversation, Norville discussed the time she spent a week in jail as an experiment for “Inside Edition”.

“It was so eye-opening,” said Norville of her week behind bars. “There were two moments that were pleasurable for me. I was locked up on Valentine’s Day. They gave me a piece of chocolate cake with white frosting on it. And by day four … I took a shower. And that was nice. Every other moment was uncomfortable, frightening, bewildering, not pleasant.”

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Shepherd also spent some time in the slammer, recently revealing she was once spent some time in jail for traffic tickets.

“I can’t remember any pleasurable experiences,” Shepherd admitted. “Because someone stole my underwear. And I...

Cj Enm and Scott Sternberg Productions have agreed a deal under which popular Korean lifestyle show “Get it Beauty” will be adapted for the U.S. market.

The move dials into a growing wave of international success for Korean unscripted TV shows, following on from earlier success for Korean scripted dramas such as “Squid Game” and “Crash Landing on You.” It also amplifies the growing reach of Korean beauty standards and the cosmetic brands that support them.

“Get it Beauty” has run for 18 seasons in Korea since launching in 2006. It is hosted by three beauty icons, who invite beauty specialists such as physical trainers, hairdressers, and make-up artists into the studio to demonstrate their expertise to a live studio audience who actively participate in the tutorials. It has made stars of some of the specialists and catapulted some products to commercial success – it awards a mark of commendation to products coming top in its tests.

Joan Lunden, who co-hosted Good Morning America from 1980 to 1997, has opened up about her abrupt exit from the ABC talk show, suggesting ageism played a significant part. Speaking to Yahoo!, Lunden, who now works as a special correspondent for NBC’s Today show, said of her ABC departure, “I didn’t talk about it for a long, long time. I believe in going out with class… as opposed to getting angry, like, what’s the point?” However, she said that she let the network know her feelings before she left. “I picked up the phone and I called the president of the network,” she recalled. “And I said, ‘I’m about to do you a very big favor. A year ago, NBC let Jane Pauley go and brought in Deborah Norville, and the audience was so upset with them because it was so obvious that you pushed out a woman,...

The 2022 Daytime Emmy Awards are set to be handed out Friday in a two-hour telecast hosted by Entertainment Tonight duo Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner that will air live on CBS and stream on Paramount+ at 6 p.m. Et/Pt. The ceremony takes place at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium, with the show in-person again after being virtual the past two years.

The Daytime Emmys’ Creative Arts and Lifestyle ceremony took place last week, setting the stage for Friday’s main event. Soaps The Young and the Restless, General Hospital and Days of Our Lives pace this year’s field with 18, 17 and 11 nominations apiece, respectively; all are up in the Outstanding Daytime Drama Series race along with CBS’ The Bold and the Beautiful and Peacock’s Days spinoff Beyond Salem.

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Scott Sternberg Productions today announced the launch of a new documentary division and the acquisition of Strong Island Films.

The first project under Ssp’s new division, Mötley Crüe’s Vince Neil: My Story, will premiere this Sunday on Reelz. Sternberg directed the documentary in which the lead singer of the legendary heavy metal band, in his own words, “details what led him to music, the formation and early days of Mötley Crüe, surviving his hardest party days and how he navigated the road to superstardom.” Neil and Sternberg are executive producers of the film.

The two-hour doc, featuring interviews with Neil’s son and daughter, as well as bandmates Tommy Lee and Nikki Sixx, and others, takes an “incredibly candid” view of the musician’s “much publicized setbacks — from the heartbreak of losing a young child to being arrested for driving under the influence after causing a crash that killed his friend.

Drew Barrymore, Tamron Hall and Scott Evans are among the stars set to present at the Daytime Emmy Awards on June 24.

Hosted by Kevin Frazier and Nischelle Turner from Entertainment Tonight, the 49th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards will also see many other notable personalities present, including: Jerry O’Connell and Natalie Morales from “The Talk”; Deborah Norville from “Inside Edition”; Deidre Hall and James Reynolds from “Beyond Salem”; Krista Allen, Lawrence Saint-Victor and Tanner Novlan from “The Bold and the Beautiful”; Tanisha Harper, Cameron Mathison and Laura Wright from “General Hospital”; Galen Gering and Camila Banus from “Days of our Lives”; and Sean Dominic, Christian Le Blanc and Tracey Bregman from “The Young and the Restless.” In addition, Suzanne Rogers will present the lifetime achievement award to John Aniston during the ceremony.

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Katie Couric’s upcoming memoir has made waves for shocking excerpts that have ruffled feathers in TV news circles.

Now, in her first interview about the new book, Couric gives more detail on some of the headline-making pieces — most notably, her former “Today” show co-anchor, Matt Lauer — saying that her words have been “cherry-picked and twisted” by leaked excerpts.

Couric no longer speaks to Lauer, she reveals in a new cover story with People magazine, released on Wednesday. She says she was “shocked” by the allegations, calling Lauer’s behavior “callous” and “grossly inappropriate.”

That’s not the Matt I knew,” Couric tells the magazine. “There’s a duality in human beings, and sometimes they don’t let you see both sides.”

Couric’s book says that after learning about Lauer’s behavior, she came to realize that he was a professional partner and friend to her, but a predator to others.

Thanks to everyone who chose to Be the Light at HeartShare’s 2021 Virtual Gala, HeartShare is thrilled to announce that it reached its event fundraising goal of $1M.

The Gala, which took place on April 15th, is HeartShare’s largest annual fundraising event and the $1M raised will go a long way toward supporting an annual budget that depends, in part, on contributions and donations raised from special events.

The funds will help cover unexpected and unbudgeted costs incurred due to Covid-19 and reduced government funding. Ultimately, the funds will be applied to the programs and services HeartShare provides to help people with autism and other developmental disabilities live their best lives: group homes, pre-schools, schools for children and teens with autism, day habilitation programs, vocational training programs and our recreational, family support and long-term therapy services.

“The HeartShare family is incredibly loyal and supportive,” says HeartShare President and CEO William R. Guarinello.

“Be the Light” is the theme of the 2021 HeartShare Virtual Gala and that’s because it’s your time to shine.

No doubt, 2020 was hard on everyone, even more so for those in HeartShare’s care—people with autism and other developmental disabilities. Covid-19 upended their lives, cutting them off from their loved ones, their cherished routines and the outside world.

On Thursday, April 15, at 7 p.m. (Et), HeartShare invites you to Be the Light in their lives, the light at the end of the tunnel, the light that never goes out.

Join us as we toast the achievements of three remarkable honorees who are committed to helping individuals of all abilities live independent lives: Chris Perry, President of Global Sales, Marketing and Client Solutions, Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc.; William R. Guarinello, President and Chief Executive Officer, HeartShare Human Services of New York; and Deborah Norville, Anchor, “Inside Edition.”

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Exclusive: Lifetime has given a green light to Torn From Her Arms, an original movie from Ozy Media, inspired by the separation of six-year-old Jimena Madrid from her mother at the U.S. border due to the Trump administration’s zero-tolerance family separation policy. The movie, which stems from Ozy Media’s development partnership with A+E Networks, is part of Lifetime’s Ripped from the Headlines franchise inspired by news and true events. Originally covered by Ozy’s reporting arm, Torn From Her Arms marks Ozy’s first foray into scripted programming and an expansion of its television catalog.

Per Lifetime, Torn from Her Arms is the timely story of Cindy and Jimena Madrid, a mother and daughter who fled violence in El Salvador, only to be separated at the U.S. border. Detained in different centers, Cindy and Jimena’s story gained national attention when the audiotape of Jimena...

The Lifetime network is hitting a major milestone with their series of original movies “ripped from the headlines”: This year, the network celebrates its 400th “Ripped From the Headlines” feature with the one-two punch of “The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother’s Hunt for Justice” and “Girl in the Basement.”

Deborah Norville, reporter and executive producer for “The Long Island Serial Killer,” said during the network’s Ctam Winter 2021 Press Tour that the stories they are telling are ones she covered as an anchor or reporter with “Inside Edition.” She was frustrated covering them on the air because of the lack of time available to delve into the cases. “We [were] just not able to get to the nuance,” she said. “Their lives have been upended in the most horrific…way. We don’t get the opportunity to tell the stories fully and completely [in news].” When she and Lifetime started conversing...

Exclusive: Lifetime has set airdates for its Winter 2021 slate of five films, including its 400th original movie. The theme of the bundle is Ripped from the Headlines, a catch-all for the true crime films that will air every Saturday night beginning Feb. 13 through March 13.

Kicking off the quintet of movies will be Death Saved My Life on February 13, starring Meagan Good. That will be followed by Lifetime’s 400th original movie premiere, The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother’s Hunt for Justice starring Kim Delaney on February 20.

Judd Nelson, Joely Fisher and Stefanie Scott star in Girl in the Basement the week following on February 27. Diane Neal leads Circle of Deception on March 6, and Stephanie March leads A House On Fire on March 13. Both films were inspired by works from New York Time’s best-selling crime writer Ann Rule.

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Lifetime has ordered the Meagan Good-led thriller “Death Saved My Life” as the next movie in its “Ripped From the Headlines” franchise, TheWrap has learned exclusively.

Along with Good (“The Intruder”), the small-screen film also stars Chiké Okonkwo (“Being Mary Jane”) and Good’s real-life sister, La’Myia Good (“The Wood”). The Good sisters will portray siblings in “Death Saved My Life,” which is inspired by the true story of a “woman who faked her own death in order to trap her husband after he hires a hitman to kill her.”

Here’s the official description for the Lifetime movie, which will debut in early 2021:

On the surface it seems Jade (Meagan Good) has it all, a successful marketing career, a husband admired and respected in the community and a young daughter they both dote on. But behind closed doors, her life is far from idyllic. Her husband Ed...

Exclusive: Emmy winner Kim Delaney has been tapped to star in Lifetime original movie The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother’s Hunt for Justice, the network’s latest addition to its winter “Ripped from the Headlines” slate.

The movie is inspired by the emotional story of Mari Gilbert, played by Delaney, a mother whose daughter’s disappearance led to the discovery of 19 bodies, many of which are believed to have been murdered by an unidentified Long Island serial killer. The film follows her relentless pursuit for answers and the truth. Emmy-winning journalist Deborah Norville, who covered Gilbert’s story as anchor for Inside Edition, will executive produce. The Long Island Serial Killer: A Mother’s Hunt for Justice is scheduled to premiere winter 2021 on Lifetime.

“Mari Gilbert singlehandedly brought closure to families who never knew what happened to their missing sisters and daughters,” said Norville. “To law enforcement, she was ‘just a mom,...

In today’s TV news roundup, Netflix debuted the official trailer for “Cursed” and ESPN announced that Pablo Torre will become the full-time host of the “ESPN Daily” podcast.

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Comedy Central has announced that “Corporate” will premiere its third and final season on July 22 at 10:30 p.m. The six-episode season will follow Matt, Jake, Lance and other Hampton DeVille employees as they work through the everyday struggles of office life including workplace conflict, business trips and climbing the corporate ladder. “Corporate” stars Jake Weisman, Matt Ingebretson, Lance Reddick, Aparna Nancherla, Anne Dudek and Adam Lustick and was created by Weisman, Ingebretson and Pat Bishop.

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Netflix released the trailer for “Cursed,” launching July 17. Based on the best-selling book of the same name by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller, “Cursed” reimagines the legend of King Arthur through the eyes of Nimue, who accompanies him on his journey to...

Last week, Breast Cancer Research Foundation held its first-ever Virtual Hot Pink Evening, taking their renowned Hot Pink Party to a new virtual format with a very special live-stream viewing experience.

The unforgettable evening raised over $5.2 million to support Bcrf’s global legion of leading scientists pursuing high-impact breast cancer research that is saving lives, even in the midst of the current global crisis. Breast cancer does not stop for Covid-19, and neither will Bcrf, thanks to the generous support of donors who are helping ensure that the organization’s vital work will continue without losing ground.

Guests were treated to a stirring opening number featuring Norbert Leo Butz singing “Something’s Coming” from West Side Story. A blockbuster Broadway tribute to breast cancer survivor and current Hamilton star Mandy Gonzalez featured Lin-Manuel Miranda, Laura Benanti, Krysta Rodriguez, Tituss Burgess, Tommy Kail, Alex Lacamoire, Judy Kuhn, James Monroe Iglehart, Sierra Boggess,...

At the open of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s inaugural virtual Hot Pink Evening, the event’s lead co-chair Kinga Lampert reminded attendees that “breast cancer doesn’t stop for coronavirus and neither can we.” And, though the Bcrf’s annual fundraiser looked significantly different amid the pandemic, the show did in fact go on, raising more than $5.2 million for breast cancer research.

Elton John, Elizabeth Hurley, Karlie Kloss, Deborah Norville and Rachael Ray were among the Bcrf supporters who participated in the livestream event, with breast cancer survivors Edie Falco, Joan Lunden, Gretta Monahan, Amy Robach and Anne Thompson sharing their own experiences battling the disease.

“I was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2003, an experience I wouldn’t wish on my worst enemy — to have a doctor stand opposite you and tell you that you have cancer,” Falco said.

Professional ballet dancer Maggie Kudirka, who is currently battling stage IV metastatic breast cancer,...

Update: The CBS Broadcast Center in New York is slowly coming back to life even after a fourth worker tested positive for coronavirus on Friday. The drama has been playing out since Wednesday, when two employees at CBS Network News showed symptoms and tested positive. The whole building was disinfected and they’re trying to get it working as best they can. The busy production hub impacts numerous shows, including CBS Evening News, 60 Minutes, CBS Sunday Morning, Inside Edition and the local New York Evening broadcasts. Give the network credit for being changeable in crisis: the network news and CBS This Morning was quarterbacked from DC, while Deborah Norville hosted Inside Edition from her kitchen. The situation is fluid but the hope was to slowly integrate production back in the broadcast center this weekend, taking every precaution possible and getting everyone out when they’ve completed the newscasts. Here...

“Together We Soar” is the theme of the 2020 HeartShare Spring Gala and, on March 19, more than 600 corporate sponsors, partners, Board Members, philanthropic supporters and members of the HeartShare community will gather at New York’s iconic Ziegfeld Ballroom to celebrate the achievements of three inspiring honorees who are committed to lifting the vulnerable communities HeartShare serves, helping individuals of all abilities live independent lives.

Deborah Norville to be honored with the 2020 Heart of a Champion Award

Deborah Norville, anchor of “Inside Edition,” will receive the 2020 Heart of a Champion Award, which is given to an individual whose commitment to family and community transforms the landscape for underserved and marginalized populations. Through her ongoing humanitarian efforts on behalf of women, children and families, Deborah Norville has been a tireless advocate and supporter for the community we serve in New York City and beyond. As the longest-serving daily anchor on American television on “Inside Edition,...

William R. Guarinello, President and Chief Executive Officer, HeartShare Human Services of New York, announced the co-hosts and honorary co-chairs for the 2020 HeartShare Spring Gala, the nonprofit’s largest annual fundraiser, to take place on Thursday, March 19, at the Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City.

The 2020 HeartShare Spring Gala celebrates the achievements of extraordinary individuals and corporations committed to lifting the vulnerable communities HeartShare serves, helping individuals of all abilities live independent lives. This year’s theme is “Together We Soar.”

The Gala will be hosted by Rosanna Scotto, three-time Emmy-winning co-host of Fox 5’s “Good Day New York,” and Jim Kerr, DJ at Q104.3 and National Radio Hall of Fame Inductee. Both are HeartShare Board Members.

The honorary co-chairs for the Gala are Linda Dano, Emmy-winning actress, author, entrepreneur, former HeartShare Board Member and past HeartShare award honoree; Abigail Hawk, star of the hit CBS series “Blue Bloods” and...

As “Bombshell” premiered in New York on Monday night, director Jay Roach reflected on the film’s place in the #MeToo era, especially in the wake of Harvey Weinstein’s recent headline-making interview with the New York Post (made in the midst of his much-publicized trial for sexual assault), where the disgraced producer said, “I made more movies directed by women and about women than any other filmmaker.”

“One of the things I found working on this story is there is a pattern,” Roach told Variety on the red carpet at the special screening at Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Frederick P. Rose Hall. “With very powerful men who become addicted to power who then feel entitled to it and will do anything to maintain it, and will do anything to demand loyalty from individuals even if it involves bullying, sexual coercion — when you see someone that delusional compartmentalizing it and then somehow self-justifying it,...

One of the most anticipated events of the season, the annual Hot Pink Party was hosted by the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (Bcrf) on Wednesday, May 15 at the Park Avenue Armory, raising $6 million for breast cancer research.

David Foster and Katherine McPhee at Hot Pink Party 2019

This year’s gala commemorated the incredible impact Bcrf investigators have made on research since the organization’s founding in 1993. Bcrf has been deeply involved in every major breakthrough in breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship; since the establishment of Bcrf 25 years ago, breast cancer mortalities in the U.S. have declined by nearly 40 percent. As the top breast cancer charity in the U.S., Bcrf raises more money for metastatic research – and breast cancer research in general–than any other private funder in the world.

Elizabeth Hurley at Hot Pink Party 2019

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Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville is set to return to the show Monday, after surgery to remove most of her thyroid following a cancer scare.

Doctors removed the right lobe and center part of Norville’s thyroid during the April 2 surgery at New York Presbyterian Hospital. Although the procedure was routine, it was not without risk.

“The area where the thyroid is located is also where the nerves that control your voice box are located,” Norville tells Inside Edition. “And let’s face it, I talk for a living, so it was very, very scary for me.”

Norville had her stitches removed on Friday. Her surgeon, Dr. William Kuhel, placed the stitches under her skin to minimize scarring. He says in a few months, the two-inch incision will be barely noticeable.

The first sign that something might be wrong came years ago, when an Inside Edition viewer reached out to...

Inside Edition anchor Deborah Norville shared a very personal message about her health Monday revealing that she will undergo surgery to remove a cancerous thyroid nodule.

In the video, Norville said that an Inside Edition viewer reached out to her saying that the she’d noticed something on her neck. “It was a lump,” said Norville. “Well, I’d never noticed the thing, but I did have it checked out and the doctor said it was nothing, a thyroid nodule. And for years, it was nothing. Until recently, it was something.”

“The doctor says it’s a very localized form of cancer, which tomorrow I’ll have surgery to have removed,” she revealed. “There’ll be no chemo, I’m told no radiation, but I will have surgery and I’ll be away for a bit. So Diane [McInerney] will be holding down the fort. If you believe in prayer, please...

Ann Curry is opening up about the pain of leaving the Today show, how she bounced back, and her emotional new TV series. Subscribe now for the Exclusive interview — only in People!

Ann Curry‘s departure from the Today show five years ago was a painful one — but along the way, she was bolstered by a “remarkable” outpouring of support.

Sitting down exclusively with People in this week’s issue, Curry, 61, wells up as she recalls the network of colleagues that swung into action.

“During those darkest days, one by one, these wonderful women reached out,” she says. “Jane Pauley,...

Exposed with Deborah Norville is a new series that looks at what happens when the criminal justice system and celebrity mixes, starting with the allegations against Bill Cosby. Cosby had become something of a nation with his standup and perhaps most famously his TV show In 2014 allegations began to surface that he’d committed various sexual assaults on women dating back decades. In all 51 women accused him of rape, drug facilitated sexual assault and a wide range of related crimes. Many of these fell outside the statutes of limitations but various civil law suits are pending and he has been...read more...

Reelz has slotted new entertainment-focused series from veteran celebrity reporters/hosts Nancy O’Dell and Deborah Norville for premiere in April. Nancy O’Dell Remembers debuts Monday, April 3. In the series, Entertainment Tonight and former Access Hollywood host O’Dell presents her first-hand accounts of monumental celebrity stories including the passing of Princess Diana, Michael Jackson, Robin Williams and Joan Rivers. With more than 20 years of reporting on…...

In an age where we have gone so far as to add the word “selfies” to the Oxford Dictionary, Harry Benson: Shoot First is a vital reminder of what it’s really like to take a picture. Yes, it’s time to get on that soapbox. Put down your iPhone for a second, because directors Justin Bare and Matthew Miele have crafted a film that explores photography at its pinnacle of creativity — all via the life and work of a quirky Scottish man named Harry Benson.

Most of the world knows him for his iconic images of The Beatles (you know, those black and white shots of John, Paul, George, and Ringo going at it with pillows in the George V Hotel, seen below), but Benson’s career spans much further and wider than that. Harry Benson: Shoot First takes you through it all. From the cocaine left behind in...

In a major shakeup, Sumner Redstone announced plans on Thursday to remove five directors from the Viacom board of directors and replace them with five new people. The move is being contested and needs court approval, but when the dust settles, the board could have a very different composition. Philippe Dauman, George Abrams, Frederic Salerno, Blythe McGarvie and William Schwartz would be out, replaced by Kenneth Lerer, Thomas May, Judith McHale, Ronald Nelson and Nicole Seligman. Also Read: Viacom Stock Already Upgraded by Analyst After Board Shakeup Six others — Thomas E. Dooley, Cristiana Falcone Sorrell, Deborah Norville, Charles E. Phillips,...

Sumner Redstone has fired most of Viacom's board in one of the biggest assertions of power in corporate history, replacing directors the mogul has been at war with — including CEO Philippe Dauman — in favor of members of his own inner circle. Redstone's trust, National Amusements, ousted George S. Abrams, Blythe McGarvie, Frederic Salerno and William Schwartz in the latest twist in a series of dramatic events involving the future of the $18 billion entertainment conglomerate. Those who remain Viacom directors include Sumner Redstone, daughter Shari Redstone, COO Thomas E. Dooley, Cristiana Falcone Sorrell, Deborah Norville and Charles E. Phillips. Salerno, the lead

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-Tara Aquino

Bill Cosby has broken his silence. This morning, the comedian took to Twitter to publicly thank Whoopi Goldberg and Jill Scott for countering the rape allegations against him.

Cosby had this to say:

Thank you @WhoopiGoldberg.

— Bill Cosby (@BillCosby) December 3, 2014

Thank you @MissJillScott, from the Cosby Family. — Bill Cosby (@BillCosby) December 3, 2014

Scott tweeted earlier this month:

@JasBaileyTweets sides with Mr. Cosby? No. I side with substantiated proof when media/society is attempting to destroy a magnificent Legacy — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

@KristensWay I’m respecting a man who has done more for the image of Brown people that almost anyone Ever. From Fat Albert to the Huxtables — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

Rape is a despicable, cowardly crime. If you’ve been raped- plz do Not shower, go to police Immediately, have a rap kit done. Get Evidence. — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

As for Goldberg, she...

-Tara Aquino

Bill Cosby has broken his silence. This morning, the comedian took to Twitter to publicly thank Whoopi Goldberg and Jill Scott for countering the rape allegations against him.

Cosby had this to say:

Thank you @WhoopiGoldberg.

— Bill Cosby (@BillCosby) December 3, 2014

Thank you @MissJillScott, from the Cosby Family. — Bill Cosby (@BillCosby) December 3, 2014

Scott tweeted earlier this month:

@JasBaileyTweets sides with Mr. Cosby? No. I side with substantiated proof when media/society is attempting to destroy a magnificent Legacy — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

@KristensWay I’m respecting a man who has done more for the image of Brown people that almost anyone Ever. From Fat Albert to the Huxtables — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

Rape is a despicable, cowardly crime. If you’ve been raped- plz do Not shower, go to police Immediately, have a rap kit done. Get Evidence. — ⭐Jill Scott⭐ (@missjillscott) December 1, 2014

As for Goldberg, she...

The fallout from rape allegations against Bill Cosby continues. According to The Hollywood Reporter, NBC has canceled a family comedy starring the 77-year-old actor. Although the show didn’t yet have a final script, many speculate that Netflix “postponing” its Thanksgiving special with the former Cosby Show star may have helped push NBC to its decision.

Rules of Engagement’s Mike Sikowitz and Shameless‘ Mike O’Malley were reportedly wanted to help write and produce the show, in which Cosby was a father of three married daughters with families. His name has been flooding headlines for the last few weeks after decade-old allegations of his sexual assault resurfaced. At the end of October, Queen Latifah and her team canceled a Cosby interview on The Queen Latifah Show due to the reports. Last week, his social media effort “Meme Me” went south quickly when Twitter users used the campaign to highlight the accusations against him.