NBCUniversal Reveals Slate For Creativity Summit And Sets Preview Of ’30 Rock’ Upfront Special

Alfonso Ribeiro is ready to offer a supportive ear to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith in the aftermath of the couple going public with their marriage struggles.The America’s Funniest Home Videos host, 48, exclusively told Us Weekly on Wednesday, July 22, that although he’s fallen off the grid due to the coronavirus quarantine, he hopes to reconnect with his former Fresh Prince of Bel-Air costar.“I have not stayed in contact during this incredibly awkward time,” Ribeiro said while discussing

30 Rock one-off reunion special, arriving seven years after the show’s final episode.NBC’s critically-acclaimed comedy returned for an hour-long episode last night (July 16), featuring remote appearances from original cast members Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, and Jack McBrayer.Doubling as an “upfront event” for NBCUniversal’s 2020-21 television season, and as a way to promote the network’s new streaming service, Peacock, the cast were brought back together via Zoom calls

crew returned to TV on Thursday for a one-time reunion special, with a little help from the magic of video conferencing and some surprising star power.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBC for seven years offered advertisers a novel proposition: Pay us money to put your products in our show and let the  series’ writers make fun of them.

It's been a few days since the world was in a state of shock as Kanye West revealed via Twitter that he was running for the 2020 US presidential elections. On July 4 (quite poetic as it's US' Independence Day!), the rapper had tweeted, "We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future.

“creativity summit” on Thursday. That event will feature an advance screening of the reunion for media buyers and press, so one insider described any prime-time viewing of the show in prime time by fans or general audiences as a “bonus.”Beyond the traditional linear opportunities for advertisers, NBCU is keen to promote Peacock, the ad-supported streaming service whose national debut is Wednesday.

When Natalie Lowe hung up her Strictly dancing shoes in 2017 after competing in seven series, she was set for the next chapter of her life – marrying partner James Knibbs in 2018 and welcoming their son Jack in December last year. But the 39-year-old recently revealed that behind closed doors, her journey to a happy ever after was plagued with heartache.

reunion, titled,, on Friday. The teaser begins with Tina Fey's beloved character angry with New Yorkers who don't wear their masks in public amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.«No mask, hot-shot? You scared of the virus now?” Liz yells at a mask-less stranger, who replies by saying, „I already had corona! I'm on my way to donate plasma.“»Boom! Another successful interaction with a man!" she shouts.

30 Rock reunion special has been released – scroll down the page to watch it now.The original cast members, including Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski and Jack McBrayer, will reunite for a one-off scripted episode next week.In the teaser clip, Fey’s Liz Lemon is seen accosting a maskless man on the streets of New York.

Sienna Milller has given fans a rare glimpse at what her daughter Marlowe looks like as part of a special lockdown shoot for Vogue.

Megyn Kelly is speaking out almost two years after NBC cancelled her show, , following her controversial blackface comments.

Numerous episodes of 30 Rock will soon leave all streaming platforms if they haven't already. The episodes in question feature characters in blackface, and at the request of creator Tina Fey and NBC Universal, the four episodes will soon be unavailable to stream or buy.

Tina Fey has applauded TV bosses for shelving episodes of her hit comedy 30 Rock, which featured actors in “race-changing make-up”.

NEW YORK -- At the request of co-creator Tina Fey, four episodes of the comedy “30 Rock” are being removed from circulation because they featured characters performing in blackface. The series aired on NBC from 2006 to 2013, but episodes are still being shown in television syndication and on streaming services including Hulu, Amazon Prime, iTunes and Peacock.