Author: Michael

Judge Judith Sheindlin, or “Judge Judy” as she is known among television viewers, opened up Wednesday about her decision to retire and formally pass the torch to her son Adam Levy, telling the hosts of ABC’s “Good Morning America” this week, “It’s time for me.” Sheindlin’s retirement was quietly announced Sunday, five years after “Judge Judy,” the reality court show that made her a household name, ended its decades-spanning run in 2021. The announcement of her retirement was accompanied by the news that “Judy Justice,”  Sheindlin’s “Judge Judy” spinoff that premiered on Amazon’s Prime Video in 2021, would be coming…

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‘The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City’s Angie Katsanevas sits down with ET’s Brice Sander inside her salon, Lunatic Fringe, ahead of the show’s return for season 7, Wednesday Sept. 16 on Bravo (streaming next day on Peacock). The now-veteran snowflake-holder confirms she and her husband of 27 years, Shawn Trujillo, made the decision to separate while filming this fresh batch of episodes. She details what exactly that means for their family (they share 15-year-old daughter Elektra) and their business. Angie also digs into the shifting group dynamics, including her roller-coaster friendship with Mary Cosby. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1…

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Fifteen years and 30 seasons later, “The Voice” has had to evolve alongside the music business.  As streams and record sales have become less valuable for artists, touring makes up for a large part of artists’ revenue streams in 2026. “The Voice” has made a concerted effort to support and prepare their up-and-coming artists for the real world, and Season 30 is no different.  The milestone season will see the winner of the singing competition series receive $100,000, a record deal with Universal Music Group and — a first this year — a performance slot on the main stage at…

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What are the entertainment offerings that consumers are most excited about? It’s a question that marketers, distributors, advertisers and media publications are always asking. ScreenShare, a data partnership between Screen Engine and TheWrap, tracks the Top 10 most-mentioned entertainment options every week and whether each has gained or lost momentum compared to the prior week. The chart lives on the Data & Analysis page of the WrapPRO Members Hub. For the week of Sept. 5-11, “NFL Football” held the top spot in entertainment mentions at 6.5% as the league opened its 107th season, with Seattle defeating New England in the Sept. 9…

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