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- Sep 24, 2026
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Taylor Tomlinson on Quitting Late Night and Staying Quiet — Until Now (opens the original)
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A few days after Taylor Tomlinson accepted the job as host of CBS’ After Midnight, her health took a considerable dive. Initially, Tomlinson chalked it up to a cold – “an insane, fucked-up, demon cold, but still,” she writes in her new book, Actually, Nevermind, a collection of autobiographical essays. One doctor loaded her up with steroids; another diagnosed her with mono. She kept going, filming Have it All, her third Netflix special; though watching it back now, all Tomlinson can see is how s
Mariska Hargitay Reveals Her Emmy Hosting Plan – And It May Involve a Knick (opens the original)
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Long before she found fame as Detective Olivia Benson on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Mariska Hargitay envisioned a career in comedy. She’d successfully parlayed her early training at The Groundlings into guest spots on Seinfeld, Ellen and The Single Guy. She even tested for the role of Monica on Friends. But Hargitay’s path shifted considerably in 1999, when she booked SVU, on which she’s continued starring for 28 seasons and counting. Now, the current Emmy nominee for her celebrated docu
Rory Scovel Lost His Dad. His Comedy Has Never Been Better. (opens the original)
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In June of 2020, comedian Rory Scovel lost his father. It happened quickly, much like the rush of grief that followed. It was still early in the pandemic, and channeling any of it into comedy before the kind of packed audience he was accustomed to wasn’t an option. Not that he was necessarily ready to do so at that time. Six years later, Scovel is back on stage, delivering what is arguably his strongest hour yet. Rory Scovel: Show Must Go On, his new Netflix special, dropping on Tuesday, is a co
Meet Coach Alice, the New Face of ‘Ted Lasso’ (opens the original)
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Tanya Reynolds was not initially sold on Ted Lasso. When her reps reached out about the possibility of a major role in season four, the English actress had never seen the Apple TV show. At that time, Reynolds was so consumed by other work — performing in The Seagull and rehearsing for 1536, both on stage in London’s West End — that she didn’t have the kind of bandwidth that auditioning would require. Then, a month or so later, the opportunity came back around, and, having now wrapped The Seagull
As Talk of More ‘Ted Lasso’ Became Real, Its Stars Wondered: “Am I In It?” (opens the original)
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When Hannah Waddingham was told the writers of Ted Lasso were reconvening to discuss a once inconceivable fourth season, she had only one question: “Am I in it?” Juno Temple, who plays Keeley Jones on the Apple TV series, asked her agents something similar. “I was like, ‘Oh, do you think they want me?’” she says, and she was deadly serious at the time. The answer to both women was an unequivocal “yes.” On Aug. 5, three years after signing off, Ted Lasso will return with an all new season and bot
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