Like father, like son: Chance King, the 10-year-old son of CNN host Larry King, has been hired to host a new show for Fox Sports Net, TVGuide.com has confirmed.
Chance King will host Kid Pitch, a show that will focus on kids talking about baseball. The show will also feature interviews with Major League Baseball players...
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Kate Gosselin plans to take legal action accusing Jon Gosselin of clearing out their joint bank account, leaving her with only $1,000, People reports.
Jon Gosselin: "I have to be a man"
Just days after appearing on Larry King Live, where Gosselin told King that he planned to suspend divorce proceedings, the octo-dad removed hundreds of thousands of dollars from their joint bank account, the magazine reported. A separate account for the Gosselin children was...
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Barack Obama delivered a three-network prime time pitch to the nation, and didn't even delay the World Series to do it.
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Jeers to Larry King for bungling another celebrity obit. Just months after his clueless tribute to Heath Ledger, CNN's increasingly incoherent talkmeister broke into an interview with Bill Maher to report the death of Dave Matthews Band saxman LeRoi Moore. King lamented that "he was only 66" — which may seem young to a septuagenarian, but Moore was, in fact, 46. King went on to note that Moore had died "in a TV accident." Uh, Larry, that would be an ATV accident. What's a "TV accident"? At this point, Larry King. • Share your own raves and rants about other shows on the Reader Cheers & Jeers discussion board.• We may feature your Cheer or Jeer on TVGuide.com or in TV Guide magazine!
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First it was Katie Couric, then Ryan Seacrest, and now...Jay Leno?The "Who'll Replace Larry King" sweepstakes rolls on.The Chicago Sun-Times is reporting CNN is toying with the idea of giving the Tonight Show host a late-night talkfest when his NBC contract expires next year. Leno would then slide into King's 9 pm/ET timeslot when the Suspendered One eventually retires.To be clear, King has not announced his retirement. He recently re-upped with CNN through 2010.In a major late-night shuffle, Leno is handing the Tonight reigns over to Conan O'Brien sometime in 2009, with comic Jimmy Fallon assuming the 12:30 am/ET post. NBC has indicated it wants to hold onto Leno, but no plan has been announced. Fox and ABC have also expressed interest in bringing Leno on board. — J.R. Whalen Related:• Larry King and CNN Agree to Contract Extension• Ryan Seacrest to Replace Larry King on CNN?
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