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Trixie Mattel Picks Up Elvira’s Mantle as TV Abandons Halloween (opens the original)
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Remember when October meant Halloween episodes of your favorite sitcoms? When Elvira popped up hosting every spooky special on TV? When artists actually put out Halloween music? These days you'd be hard pressed to find any of it, and you can largely thank the slow death of network TV. But fear not. (Actually, in the spirit of the season, be very afraid.) Network sitcoms used to air weekly, which meant somebody in the writers' room had to reckon with the episode landing the last week of October.
The Register: SNL newbies, AHS all-stars and Wyclef Jean's rara jazz roots (opens the original)
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This October is shaping up to be a tale of two cultures: the old and the new. Nostalgia and rebirth—or some combination of both. Coming back for its latest season, Saturday Night Live has tapped both first-time and returning hosts for its opening episodes. American Horror Story's 13th season will see the homecoming of some of its most iconic characters, including ones from Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson. Channing Tatum was accused of reminiscing a little too hard over his exes online. The Sound
Hulu's 'The Swan: Behind the Mirror' revisits a reality TV nightmare (opens the original)
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The early days of reality television were the Wild West. Regular people across the United States signed up for experiences they had no point of reference for. From castaways on Survivor to aspiring supermodels on America's Next Top Model, thousands auditioned to be part of something brand new. And in 2004, thousands of women applied for a Fox show that promised to turn "ugly ducklings" into manufactured beauties. It was called The Swan. Now a new Hulu documentary, The Swan: Behind the Mirror, ex
How ‘Scrubs’ became TV’s funniest answer to shows like ‘The Pitt’ (opens the original)
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The Pitt might be the medical show everyone is talking about these days, but there's been one medical show people have been talking about for the last 25 years: Scrubs. The sitcom premiered in 2001 and ran for nine seasons on two networks, first NBC and then ABC, only to be rebooted earlier this year. Now entering its second season of the reboot on ABC, the original stars of Scrubs are still surprised at the series' longevity. "I was terrified," Zach Braff, who plays J.D. Dorian, tells Newsweek’
Sharon Stone and Jennifer Hudson Owned Variety's Power of Women Night (opens the original)
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Covering entertainment means that on any given weeknight, you might end up in a room with some of the most powerful women in Hollywood. That was the scene Wednesday night at Variety's annual Power of Women event in Beverly Hills, which honored Sharon Stone, Melissa McCarthy and Jennifer Hudson, among others. Picture this. You're in a ballroom at the legendary Beverly Hills Hotel, seated at a table with the evening's host, comedian Iliza Shlesinger. Stone is sitting right behind you. Then someone
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