Folks on Sesame Street have a way of making everyone feel accepted. That certainly goes for Julia, a Muppet youngster with blazing red hair, bright green eyes — and autism. Rather than being treated like an outsider, which too often is the plight of kids on the spectrum, Julia is one of the gang.
Wynn Las Vegas’ John Avello has made a living handicapping sporting events for 30 years. But for the past 23, one of the great joys of his life has been setting so-called “fun odds” on pop culture phenomena.
After 42 seasons, “Saturday Night Live” is trying something new: airing live to everybody.
HBO’s “Ballers,” starring Dwayne Johnson, is looking for paid background extras for its upcoming Las Vegas episode that’s scheduled to film March 20 to 25.
Here’s a new headline about the hosts of the long-running “Weekend Update” segment on “Saturday Night Live”: Colin Jost and Michael Che will get a limited run in primetime in August when NBC airs four half-hour broadcasts of the faux-news showcase.
Heinz is launching ketchup ads inspired by the TV show “Mad Men.”
