Known for producing hundreds of hours of creative and highly entertaining, original non-scripted programming, Wilshire Studios, a division of NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment, is ramping up its development slate adding two new overall deals to its roster with Stephanie Bloch Chambers (“Chrisley Knows Best,” “Married to Jonas”) and C. Russell Muth (“DEA,” “Bordertown Laredo”). The new deals announced today by Gary Auerbach, Executive Vice President of Development and Programming, Wilshire Studios, represents the studios' strategic direction as it grows its business into new genres of non-scripted programming that can be leveraged within the NBCU Cable portfolio and externally across all media platforms.
Legendary comedian Jerry Lewis, whose career has spanned more than 70 years, cemented his place in entertainment history by leaving his handprints and footprints in front of the iconic TLC Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
Legendary rock band KISS stopped by this morning's TODAY show to talk about their upcoming tour and their nduction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on Thursday.
Actress Goldie Hawn stopped by the fourth hour of this morning's TODAY and discussed her early career, why she hasn't lost her joy and describes how her children have benefited from their upbringing by her and her long time partner Kurt Russell.
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