‘The Daily Show With Trevor Noah’ To Test Out Studio Audience Return

ABC will soon bring remakes of the classic sitcoms “Diff’rent Strokes” and “The Facts Of Life” to screens with a third installment of its “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” franchise.Jimmy Kimmel made the announcement Thursday on his late-night show, saying the “Diff’rent Strokes” update will feature John Lithgow as Mr. Drummond, Kevin Hart as Arnold, Damon Wayans as Willis, and Ann Dowd will play Mrs.

Julius Jones — who has served almost 20 years on death row, even as numerous questions raised doubts about his guilt — can rest easy, after Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt commuted his death sentence only hours ahead of his planned execution Thursday.

ABC has pulled back the curtain on the third installment of its Live in Front of a Studio Audience franchise. Jimmy Kimmel announced on his late-night show Thursday that the 90-minute special will re-create episodes of comedies Diff’rent Strokes and its spinoff The Facts of Life.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeHere’s what Willis is talkin’ about. Jimmy Kimmel and Norman Lear are bringing back their “Live in Front of a Studio Audience” franchise for a third edition this December, and this time they’ll be taking on the iconic sitcom “Diff’rent Strokes’ and its spin-off, “The Facts of Life.”Already cast in the “Diff’rent Strokes” installment are John Lithgow as Mr.Drummond, Kevin Hart playing Arnold, Damon Wayans as Willis and Ann Dowd as Mrs.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt granted clemency on Thursday to Julius Jones, just hours before he was to be executed for a murder conviction.

The fate of Julius Jones — who has served almost 20 years on death row, even as numerous questions raised doubts about his guilt — rests with Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt.

Rapper Young Dolph’s life has reportedly been taken too soon, following a fatal shooting on Wednesday.

LeVar Burton has found a new game show that he’d like to host.

Pooch loving celebs Trevor Noah, Chris Evans, NFL star Odell Beckham Jr. and CAA co-founder Michael Ovitz are among the latest high-profile investors in Jinx, a “clean-label dog nutrition brand designed to meet the needs of the modern dog.”

Bad Bunny has gotten over the past few years, it’s hard to remember a time when he wasn’t one of the biggest artists in the world--but it actually wasn’t that long ago.The reggaetonero stopped by The Daily Show in New York City this week to talk to host Trevor Noah about his meteoric rise, admitting he was still working at a grocery store in 2016, just 5 years ago.During their interview, Bad Bunny--full name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio-- opened up about how he managed to release not one, not

EXCLUSIVE: Jaboukie Young-White has exited The Daily Show with Trevor Noah as his TV and film card fills up.

Recovering her way. Wendy Williams fans are eager for her to return to her signature purple chair, but she won’t do so until she’s feels like she’s totally ready, a source tells Us Weekly exclusively.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix’s action-adventure-comedy Red Notice has a number of exhilarating set pieces including a climatic chase scene that would rival Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom mine cart sequence when it comes to thrills. What audiences might not realize is the heart-pounding roller-coaster ride the film’s director, Rawson Marshall Thurber, went through in making this project had him wondering if they’d ever make it to the finish line.

Trevor Noah dropped by a recent edition of SiriusXM’s “Comedy Gold Minds with Kevin Hart” podcast, where the “Daily Show” host opened up about his initial reluctance to step into the shoes of previous host Jon Stewart — and what Stewart told him that ultimately changed his mind.

EXCLUSIVE: Oscar winner Orlando von Einsiedel’s (The White Helmets, Virunga) latest documentary short, From Devil’s Breath, will air as part of The Tipping Point, the upcoming docuseries from Time Studios, Trevor Noah’s Day Zero Productions, Sugar23 and P&G Studios announced back in July, which is focused on the rapidly shifting developments that are promising to reshape our world.

The polls are closed, the votes are (mostly) counted, and the 2021 elections are in the book. Which means that the only things left to parse were the reactions from late night’s political comedians, who had to grit their teeth and wring laughs out of the raw numbers.