Soledad O'Brien

Birth Name:

María de la Soledad Teresa O'Brien

Birth Place:

Saint James, New York, United States

Profession

Actress, Producer

The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins

Fox Will Attempt to Solve the Mystery of Who Shot Biggie and Tupac in New Special

With exclusive new interviews!

Fri, Aug 25, 2017

Fox Will Attempt to Solve the Mystery of Who Shot Biggie and Tupac in New Special

Andy Samberg, Kit Harington to Star In HBO Tennis Mockumentary

Anyone for a game of tennis? Andy Samberg and Kit Harington are in. The pair will star in HBO's upcoming comedy film 7 Days in Hell...

Thu, Jul 24, 2014

Andy Samberg, Kit Harington to Star In HBO Tennis Mockumentary

Weekend TV in Review: Good Wife, Zombie Mania, Crisis, ESPN's Big East Requiem

Just about the best news I heard all week: CBS's renewal of the splendid The Good Wife for a sixth season, among a ton of other pick-ups. If the month or more of special-Sunday distractions (Super Bowl, Olympics, Oscars) caused you to drift away, now's a great time for "Opting Back In." Which happens to be the name of a keynote speech Alicia (Julianna Margulies) is nervously preparing for the annual American Bar Association powwow in New York City — an occasion allowing for a terrific running gag involving new Mayor Bill De Blasio (Sunday, 9/8c).

Fri, Mar 14, 2014

Weekend TV in Review: Good Wife, Zombie Mania, Crisis, ESPN's Big East Requiem

The Biz: Cards Stacks the Deck with Real Journalists

TV shows and movies set in Washington, D.C., often cast real-life members of the media to report on fictional proceedings. But the new Netflix political drama House of Cards takes that to a new level.  ABC's George Stephanopoulos plays himself in the series' second hour, interviewing a Secretary of State nominee on his This Week set. No spoilers, but it's a tough grilling that provides a turning point in the story...

Tue, Feb 12, 2013

The Biz: Cards Stacks the Deck with Real Journalists

TVGuide.com Voters: Ann Curry Should Replace Meredith Vieira on Today

More than 60 percent of voters in a TVGuide.com poll think that longtime Today show news reader Ann Curry should take the anchor chair from Meredith Vieira, who is expected to leave the program later this year. Who should replace Meredith Vieira on Today? Sixty-one percent of voters support Curry, who was passed over for the job when Vieira replaced Katie Couric in 2006. Speaking of Couric, 14 percent of voters want the CBS Evening News anchor, who is reportedly looking to leave CBS once her contract expires, to come back to Today. The next highest vote-getter...

Thu, Apr 7, 2011