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On this morning’s CBS "Early Show," host Harry Smith was home sick but did a report via video to let viewers know that he might have swine flu, according to the Associated Press. Dr. Jennifer Ashton, the "Early Show’s" medical…
When TV’s "The Fugitive" came to an end and 72% of the country tuned in to watch the finale, the script had been written by George Eckstein, the producer-writer who died Saturday at age 81, according to the Los Angeles…
"Survivor" winner Ethan Zohn, a fan favorite who’d been successfully fighting cancer, has revealed that after months of chemotherapy, he has had a recurrence of the disease, according to People. After being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease last April, Zohn had been…
It was non-stop entertainment during Sunday night’s Video Music Awards live from the Radio City Music Hall in New York City. The show got started with a moving tribute to Michael Jackson from Madonna. Then there were dynamite performances from…
[As previously reported on Friday, Sept. 11, 2009, writer Larry Gelbart, who won awards for writing for TV, movies and Broadway, died of cancer at age 81. This is our tribute to Gelbart] By Chuck Ross In 2002, as we here at…
CONTINUED FROM TVBIZWIRE "Rosebud, my ass" is, nevertheless, a wonderful title to describe the multiple Emmy and Tony award winner’s latest work. The show is, in the simplest description, a prime-time soap about the shenanigans–professional and extracurricular–of a media baron, his…
Larry Gelbart, who developed M*A*S*H for TV, and who wrote the Emmy-winning "Barbarians at the Gate" TV movie for HBO, has died of cancer at age 81. Gelbart also was nominated for Oscars for writing "Oh God" and co-writing "Tootsie." Gelbart…