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Critic's Notebook: Betty White goes not gently into that 'Saturday Night Live' [Updated]
Show TrackerIt's Betty White's world now. The upward creep of her late-period celebrity reached its zenith this year with a Super Bowl Snickers commercial (also featuring fellow octogenarian and subject of youthful fascination Abe Vigoda) and her hosting last night... -
David Lloyd dies at 75; TV comedy writer wrote the classic 'Chuckles Bites the Dust' sitcom episode
David Lloyd, an Emmy Award-winning television comedy writer who wrote the classic "Chuckles Bites the Dust" episode of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," has died. He was 75.
Lloyd died of prostate cancer Tuesday at his home in Beverly Hills, said his son,...Tags: Television, Prostate Cancer, Bob Newhart, Obituaries, Cheers (tv program)
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Gold Derby nuggets: Betty White as host of the Oscars or Emmys? | Will Betty White be nominated for Daytime Emmys on Wednesday? | Helen Mirren seeing double | Drama League Awards details
Gold Derby⢠First Facebook fans petitioned to have Betty White host "Saturday Night Live." Now, following her critically praised appearance Saturday that earned the late-night staple its best ratings in 18 months, there are online campaigns to have her host the... -
'The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis'
The Collected Stories of Lydia Davis
Lydia Davis
Farrar, Straus and Giroux: 740 pp., $30
These days, when literature springs from mere experience and memoirs are justified by a change in eating habits, it seems fitting to remark on the heritage of...Tags: Paul Auster, Literature, Glenn Gould, Norman Mailer, Arts and Culture
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Emmy Awards celebrate Bob Newhart
Gold DerbyThe TV academy is celebrating Bob Newhart's golden anniversary in show biz with a big bash on June 1. Our own Pete Hammond will be moderating the salute to this sly wit. Among those paying tribute to the TV icon will be costars from both "The Bob... -
Betty White reflects on a golden career
Gold DerbyBetty White is one of the true pioneers of television, making her debut on the nascent medium in 1939. More than seven decades on and she remains a star of the small screen, headlining a new sitcom, "Hot in Cleveland," which debuted to record ratings... -
Can Betty White make it 'Hot in Cleveland'?
Gold DerbyBetty White was all over the tube this week promoting her new sitcom "Hot in Cleveland," which debuts on TV Land on Wednesday night. This first foray into an original sitcom for the cable net earned respectable reviews from the likes of the New York Times... -
Do Betty White + Carl Reiner = Emmy gold for 'Hot in Cleveland'?
Gold DerbyWhen considering whom to cast as a date for four-time Emmy champ Betty White on "Hot in Cleveland," it was only natural for producers to turn to another Emmy favorite -- Carl Reiner. The all-around talent has taken home nine of these awards: two... -
Will 'SVU' be good luck charm for Ann-Margret at Emmys?
Gold DerbyAnn-Margret might finally nab the Emmy that has eluded her five times with her guest actress bid for "Law & Order: SVU." Over the years, guest actresses on this procedural drama have garnered 14 Emmy nominations resulting in four wins: Amanda Plummer... -
Nifty Emmy facts about 'Glee,' 'Lost' and 'The Good Wife'
Gold DerbyOur Emmy guru Chris "Boomer" Beachum notes these fascinating Emmy factoids: â The comedy lead actress race has three former "Saturday Night Live" cast members as nominees (Tina Fey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Amy Poehler). â "Glee" received nominations... -
Nothing funny about repeat winners in comedy supporting actress Emmy race
Gold DerbySince the supporting actress comedy category was established at the Emmy Awards in 1979, just 19 women have taken home this award. Funny ladies Rhea Pearlman ("Cheers," 1984-86, 1989) and Doris Roberts ("Everybody Loves Raymond," 2001-03, 2005) each won... -
Emmys love only a few funny featured fellows
Gold DerbySince it was created in 1979, the supporting actor in a comedy series category at the Emmy Awards has been dominated by just a few good men. Indeed, only 18 men have prevailed in the 31 races, including four-time champs John Laroquette ("Night Court") and...
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