Entertainment Tonight (1981– )

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"Entertainment Tonight" is the #1 syndicated entertainment newsmagazine in the world.

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Kevin Frazier

Self - Co-Host

(2,520 episodes, 2005-2021)
Nancy O'Dell

Self - Co-Hostess

(2,212 episodes, 2009-2020)
Nischelle Turner

Self - Correspondent

(1,492 episodes, 2014-2021)
Mark Steines

Self - Host

(1,185 episodes, 1997-2020)

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Nominated for 18 Primetime Emmys.

Another 6 wins & 5 nominations.

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12 February 2007 | ettaplace9

Mark Steines

I'm just wondering how much of Anna Nicole's inheritance is going to Mark Steines. There is nothing objective about his reporting. Entertainment Tonight has been hurting for content lately, but I did not expect them to stoop to the levels they have of late. The interviews with Anna Nicole just prior to her passing were in poor taste, but the latest interview with Howard K. Stern is a new low. If I didn't know better I'd think Mark Steines was in the employ of Mr. Stern. As for the content on the show of late, more time is spent on discussing what is coming up next, what is coming up tomorrow, and what is coming up next week, than on the entertainment "news." I hate to see this happen to the show. I used to be a fan. Now I fast forward mostly.

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For its first 25 years on the air, Paramount Television was the lead producer of the series and its distributor. In the show's early years, it was also co-produced by Taft Broadcasting (renamed Great American Broadcasting in 1987), Cox Broadcasting, and TeleRep. Paramount later acquired at least the distribution rights to the libraries of syndication companies owned by these co-producers at one point. Taft/Great American owned Worldvision Enterprises until 1989, when it was acquired by Spelling Entertainment Group. In 1993, Television Program Enterprises, originally owned by TeleRep, merged with Rysher Entertainment, which was acquired by Cox that same year. In 1994, Viacom bought both Paramount and Blockbuster Entertainment, the latter owned a majority stake in Spelling at that time, but Spelling operated separately until Viacom became 100% owner in 1999, merging Worldvision with Paramount's syndication arm. That same year, Paramount bought Cox out of its interest in ET, and as part of the transaction, began distributing Rysher's library. ET and the TV side of the Rysher library are currently distributed by CBS Television Distribution, while Paramount continues to distribute the Rysher film library, both are units of ViacomCBS.

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14 September 1981

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English

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USA

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Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

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