Celebrity icons from television, film and music joined TV Land tonight for the 'TV Land Awards 2011,' which, for the first time in the award show's nine-year history, was held in New York.
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Beloved Emmy Award-winning television host Regis Philbin ('LIVE! with Regis and Kelly,' 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire') will receive the Legend Award at The Ninth Annual 'TV Land Awards' in New York City, it was announced today by Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land.
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TV Land announced today that some of television and film's most iconic names will be presenters at the 'TV Land Awards 2011.'
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TV Land announced today that Golden Globe(R) winner and two-time Academy Award(R) nominee John Travolta will reunite with the cast of 'Welcome Back, Kotter' at the 'TV Land Awards 2011.'
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TV Land announced today that some of television and film's most iconic names will be presenters at the 'TV Land Awards 2011.'
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Holding the world's record for playing the longest-running role in entertainment history, Erica Kane on ABC‘S ALL MY CHILDREN, is just one mere jewel amongst the scores in the fifty-year career crown tiara of television icon Susan Lucci. Having appeared on Broadway in ANNIE GET YOUR GUN and performed in nightclubs across the country with Regis Philbin, she is certainly no stranger to the stage - and what could better define working actor than memorizing scripts for a new hour-long drama every day, five days a week, for forty-one years? Commitment to her craft, an intense love of performance, and an affinity for the expression of human emotion - as well as an instant likeability and irrepressible allure - are just a few of the many features that make up the impressive journey of two women - Erica, included - over the course of Lucci's compelling and personally revealing new autobiography ALL MY LIFE, in stores today - as well as our warm and candid discussion about it. From Broadway to Hollywood; New York to LA to Vienna; from Broadway stages, concert stages, cabarets, to screens large and small - and, also, to some of the strongest television films of all time (plus, some starry stories and DANCING WITH THE STARS tidbits, too) - see some of the reasons why she is simply known as La Lucci, just as any grand opera diva (soaps, stage or otherwise) should undoubtedly be.
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TV Land announced today that platinum recording artists and the pioneers of 'Rock 'N Soul,' Daryl Hall and John Oates, will receive the Music Icon Award at the 'TV Land Awards 2011.'
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Talk show listings for Wednesday, March 23.
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Talk show listings for Wednesday, March 23.
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Witty impressionist, actor and comedian Dana Carvey brings the laughs to The Orleans Showroom, April 16 and 17, each evening at 8 p.m.
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The Carlyle Hotel welcomed Olivier and Tony Award-winner Douglas Hodge (La Cage Aux Folles) to the legendary Café Carlyle in his debut engagement last night, March 15. Playing through Saturday, March 26, Mr. Hodge returns to New York to offer an evening of great American story songs, including some of his own compositions from the new musical, Meantime. For the act, he plays piano, guitar, and sings with support from a 3-piece band: Sonny Paladino (piano/musical director), Steve Millhouse (bass), and Jared Schonig (drums).
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More of television's most beloved and iconic stars will be honored at the 'TV Land Awards 2011,' it was announced today by TV Land. The wildly popular '80s comedy series 'The Facts of Life' will receive the Pop Culture Award at the annual awards show which tapes for the very first time in New York City at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center on Sunday, April 10 and airs on TV Land on Sunday, April 17, 2011 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Additionally, Mr. Kotter himself, Gabe Kaplan, and Robert Hegyes, 'Sweathog' Juan Epstein, will join the rest of the cast of 'Welcome Back, Kotter' as the show receives the 35th Anniversary Award.
by Gabrielle Sierra -
TV Land announced today that Golden Globe(R) winner and two-time Academy Award(R) nominee John Travolta will reunite with the cast of 'Welcome Back, Kotter' at the 'TV Land Awards 2011.'
by Kelsey Denette -
Beloved Emmy Award-winning television host Regis Philbin ('LIVE! with Regis and Kelly,' 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire') will receive the Legend Award at The Ninth Annual 'TV Land Awards' in New York City, it was announced today by Larry W. Jones, president, TV Land.
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Million Dollar Quartet, the hit Broadway musical, welcomes Kathie Lee Gifford to the cast for the encore performance of the January 26, Wednesday matinee. Gifford is best known for her 15-year run on the talk show Live with Regis and Kathie Lee, which she co-hosted with Regis Philbin. She currently co-hosts the Today Show on NBC.
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Television legend REGIS PHILBIN announces retirement from "Live!" Catch him next week, at the VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL on Wednesday, January 26 at 8 p.m.
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For the first time, the VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL invites you to sit down with husband and wife team REGIS AND JOY PHILBIN for a night of talk, song, and good fun on Wednesday, January 26 at 8 p.m.
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Television legend REGIS PHILBIN announces retirement from "Live!" Catch him next week, at the VAN WEZEL PERFORMING ARTS HALL on Wednesday, January 26 at 8 p.m.
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As BroadwayWorld reported, yesterday, television icon Regis Philbin, who has been the male anchor of ABC's Live! for 28 years, announced that come the start of fall he would be retiring from his post. He did not specify a specific farewell date. Last night, he received a call from David Letterman on which he clarified that he isn't actually retiring - just simply leaving Live!. Before hanging up, the pair snuck in a few bars of 'There's No Business Like SHow Business.' Click below to watch the clip.
by Jessica Lewis -
This morning, morning television icon Regis Philbin, who has been the male anchor of ABC's Live! for nearly 25 years, announced that come the start of fall he would be retiring from his post. He did not specify a specific farewell date.
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