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Perhaps lost in the all the big legal news this summer was the announcement that Live PD, the popular police ride-along reality show, is returning to weekend television in its previous time slots, beginning Friday, July 22, at 9 p.m. Eastern time.
An addendum to a post about how Rolling Stone magazine (and several other media outlets, for that matter) tried to turn actress Amber Heard into a feminist martyr after a Virginia jury found her liable to former husband Johnny Depp in the closely watched defamation trial:
The self-congratulatory Academy Awards ceremony, with its TV ratings in steady decline in part because no one has seen or wants to see any of the movies nominated, is on Sunday evening.
Dan Abrams has acknowledged that his prediction was off in terms of a timetable for the return of the popular Live PD reality program, the absence of which he admitted has created a void in his professional career, after it was abruptly cancelled in June 2020.
In a homecoming of sorts, Cops, which the Paramount network abruptly cancelled in June 2020 in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd and the resulting nationwide protests, is coming back.
Live PD fan favorite Andrea Zendejas has quit the El Paso police department, moved from Texas to North Carolina, and has reportedly set up an account on OnlyFans.
A television news anchor seemingly implied an alternative timeline upon reporting the passing of William Shakespeare.
“We’ve got news that has stunned all of us given the greatness of this man. We’re talking about William Shakespeare and his death. We’ll let you know how and why it happened,” Noelia Novillo of Canal 26 in Argentina reportedly said, according a translation published in The Guardian.
Howard Stern has been phoning it in, in more ways than one, even before the pandemic. A so-called shock jock in his previous iteration, Stern went from someone who mocked red-carpet-walking celebrities to fawning over them.
Update: 5/24/21: Minihane cut bait with Steve Robinson effective immediately although the latter will get paid through June 18. Robinson’s attitude was apparently more or less the issue. Robinson, according to Kirk, made $100K as Minihane’s producer, which is an enormous salary for the podcast industry.
Former Live PD host Dan Abrams claims that “active and ongoing discussions” are underway about possibly bringing back the immensely popular law-enforcement ride-along TV show.
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