Anderson Cooper Remembers The ‘Thrill’ Of Meeting Alex Trebek: ‘I Can’t Believe He’s Gone’

Anderson Cooper’s son Wyatt Morgan Cooper was just born in April and is already winning titles. People magazine announced Thursday that he was named 2020’s Cutest Baby Alive! It’s a big title to carry but well earned! Wyatt is a sweet angelic-looking baby with piercing blue eyes just like dad.

Ryan Reynolds is reflecting fondly on the late Alex Trebek. The legendary "Jeopardy!" host died earlier this month after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

Jean Currivan Trebek is thanking fans for their support at this heartbreaking time.

Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper's sons are on the way to being besties! Cooper called in to SiriusXM’s earlier this week and the pair recounted a sweet moment between their sons.

Steve Higgins Guest ColumnistWe always watched “Jeopardy!” in my house when I was growing up. We watched Art Fleming do it when Don Pardo was the VO.

Jackie Fuchs It was November 6, 2018. I’d just won my third game of “Jeopardy!” and if you’d been playing the Alex Trebek drinking game, you’d have taken another sip of Chardonnay, Alex’s favorite drink.“Yeah, enjoy the moment,” Alex said.I was enjoying the moment, though I took the comment as a simple throwaway.

Hollywood was heartbroken over thenews of Alex Trebek's deathon Sunday and took to social media to pay tribute to the late Jeopardy! host. The game show iconrevealedon March 6,2019, that he had been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, but he vowed to beat it.

In the wake of longtime "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek’s death, his fellow game show hosts at “Wheel of Fortune” spoke out about his passing. Trebek died on Sunday at age 80 after a battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.The TV icon announced his diagnosis in March 2019 and continued to host the show throughout his treatment.

Alex Trebek has left behind an indelible legacy full of fun memories — and that's exactly what he hoped for. The iconic game show host — who died on Sunday -- spoke with ET's Deidre Behar back in May 2019, and reflected humbly on how he hoped to be remembered.«Just as a good guy, [and] a nice man,» Trebek shared with a smile at last year's Daytime Emmy Awards.

Alex Trebek's life and legacy will be celebrated with a one-hour special on Sunday night. will be hosted by ABC News’ Chris Connelly. Trebek, who was battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer, died at his home early Sunday morning, surrounded by family and friends.

Pat Sajak and Vanna White are remembering how Alex Trebek impacted their lives with special tributes on social media.

gave an angry speech claiming that non-evidenced election fraud was behind his lacking in electoral votes, Cooper insulted the president while live on CNN.“That is the president of the United States. That is the most powerful person in the world.

Anderson Cooper is speaking out to explain why he now regrets calling Donald Trump an “obese turtle” while live on CNN this week.

click here.Cooper compared Trump to an “obese turtle on his back flailing in the hot sun” after the president’s misleading, falsehood-ridden remarks at a press briefing on Thursday. The clip went viral on social media shortly thereafter.“That is the president of the United States.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVFollowing Donald Trump’s controversial Thursday speech claiming non-existing voter fraud, CNN anchor Anderson Cooper had a strong reaction, culminating with this statement, “That is the President of the United States. That is the most powerful man in the world And we see him like an obese turtle on his back, flailing in the hot sun, realizing his time is over.

We’re SO CLOSE to officially ending Donald Trump’s presidency, and it’s safe to say that most of us have had enough of his anti-democracy antics.

interrupted on multiple networks as anchors and correspondents leaped in to fact-check the president’s statements.Also Read: Networks Cut Away, CNN Calls Trump 'Pathetic' After Speech Falsely Claiming He's Been Cheated“Here we are again, in the unusual position of not only interrupting the president of the United States but correcting the president of the United States,” Brian Williams said as MSNBC cut away.