Seacrest to host Knock Knock Live with cross country tours
Fox named American Idol host Ryan Seacrest to front the new reality series Knock Knock Live premiering July 21. A team will travel nationwide to surprise people with opportunities including cash prizes and chances to meet celebrities while Seac rest serves as executive producer. In Nielsen findings Neeson tops celeb endorsers with 78 percent likability among those aware of him for a Supercell Games ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Seacrest
Neeson
Nielsen
Supercell Games
Aquarius makes the 1960s clash come alive on NBC
NBC’s Aquarius follows WWII veteran detective Sam Hodiak in 1967 Los Angeles as he investigates a missing girl tied to Charles Manson. The series contrasts the Summer of Love with the dark side of the era, exploring media myth versus reality and the era’s social upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhole
David Duchovny
Los Angeles
Sam Hodiak
NBC
Aquarius
L.A
Homicide
Manson
Duchovny
Hodiak
Brian Shafe
Greg Damon
Cop
Killer
Emma Karn
Emma Dumont
Gethin Anthony
Anthony
California
Jessica Lange to star in Long Day's Journey Into Night on Broadway
Jessica Lange will reprise her London role as Mary Tyrone in a Roundabout Theatre Company production of Long Day's Journey Into Night on Broadway. Previews begin March 31 at the American Airlines Theatre with an April 19 opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Lange
Broadway
Roundabout Theatre Company
London
Mary Tyrone
American Airlines
Tomorrowland tops box office among Disney thrillers
Disney's Tomorrowland emerges as a strong opener in the studio lineup, led by George Clooney in a futuristic action adventure. It trails Pirates of the Caribbean in overall brand influence, with Pirates setting a higher benchmark for opening weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clooney
Disney
Peter Mountain
Walt Disney Pictures
Murphy
Bruce McBroom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ryan Seacrest
Liam Neeson
GETTY
John McNamara
Tate-La-Bianca
McNamara
Paul Bettany
Jamie Oliver
Chris Colfer
Cindy Clark
USA
Paula Hawkins
Dr. Seuss
John Green
Deadly Sin
James Patterson
Marie Kondo
Tomorrow
Usatoday
USA Today
Mary Cadden
Veronica Bravo
Tomorr
Box Office Mojo
Rentrak