'Ellen' producer Andy Lassner says it's been a 'rough couple of months'

Angelique Jackson Forget a one-horse town: “Concrete Cowboy” premiered in front of a more than 50-car audience at a special screening in Downtown Los Angeles on Thursday night in the Hotel Figueroa parking lot. Ahead of the screening, the film’s producer Lee Daniels and writer-director Ricky Staub took the stage to celebrate launching the movie in this unconventional, yet innovative, way.

Kris Jenner may have made a cameo on season 10 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but could the momager ever hold a diamond of her own once Keeping Up With the Kardashians ends next year? Andy Cohen is certainly open to the idea.“I got so many DMs and tweets saying Kris should join the Housewives,” the 52-year-old executive producer said on Radio Andy on Wednesday, September 9, explaining fans sent him mixed signals.

coming to an end, it seemsKris Jenner has an opening in her schedule — and Andy Cohen thinks she would be a «huge get» for. Cohen opened up about the possibility of Jenner joining the show on his SiriusXM channel, Radio Andy, on Wednesday, saying he's gotten «so many» messages about it. «I got so many DMs and tweets saying, 'Kris should join the Housewives.

across Bolton is “nowhere near enough”, Andy Burnham has said.

The Washington Blade, a D.C.-based LGBTQ publication. Johnson specifically asked about a recent court decision in which a federal judge in Georgia ordered the State Department to recognize the citizenship of, and issue a U.S.

Ellen DeGeneres Show," has admitted that the last few months have been "rough."Following a five-week social media hiatus, Andy returned to Instagram on Aug. 30 to post a video with the caption, "I've missed my people❤️." I've missed my people❤️A post shared by Andylassner (@andylassner) on "Oh look who it is.

Andy Lassner, one of the longtime executive producers of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," spoke to fans directly about the toxic workplace allegations recently made against the daytime show. On Sunday, the Emmy-winner, 53, took to Instagram to confirm that he's coming back to the show.

Andy Lassner, an executive producer on The Ellen Degeneres Show, is trying his best to move forward following the controversy surrounding the titular daytime talk show and its host.

boiled over and former and current employees came forward with horrifying allegations of inappropriate behavior on set of the "." After taking a month-long social media break, show producer Andy Lassner released a video statement on his Instagram letting everyone know that "it's been rough," but he's back.Looking directly at the camera in a selfie-style video, Andy took on a joking tone, which was definitely a choice with all things considered.

amid the controversy surrounding Ellen DeGeneres' show.«I'm back. I've been away for a little bit dealing with, you know, some stuff.

Andy Lassner is speaking out following those “toxic” workplace reports.

The Ellen DeGeneres Show executive producer Andy Lassner addressed fans in his first video message in more than a month after claims of a toxic work environment.“Oh, look who it is. If it isn’t Andy Lassner.

Lady Gaga, the artist with the most nominations at the MTV VMAs tonight, took home the event's first-ever TriCon Award, and she used her acceptance speech to share poignant remarks about healing in 2020. "This has not been an easy year for a lot of people," she said.

Ellen DeGeneres‘ producer Andy Lassner, who is often featured on The Ellen Show in a segment titled “Average Andy,” is speaking out about all the controversy the past couple of months.