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The article presents actress Kristen Bell's interview with new correspondent Keith Morrison. Topics include the evolution of the news television (TV) program "Dateline" to cover mostly true-crime stories, his guest appearance on the TV show "Blossom," and actor Bill Hader's impersonation of him on the TV show "Saturday Night Live."

The article presents information about comedian and fake news anchor Jon Stewart, "Entertainment Weekly's" choice as one of the top 10 entertainers of the decade. Stewart is the host of "The Daily Show," a satirical television daily news program. Stewart has also appeared as the host of the Academy Awards broadcast, but his role on "The Daily Show" has earned him the title of Most Trusted Newscaster.

The article discusses sexual misconduct allegations made against several news personalities including Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose, and Garrison Keillor. Topics include the tendency for people to idolize individuals seen in the media, specifically if they share opinions or views similar with viewers, the impact of such allegations on ratings of the associated television news programs, and the response of the entertainment industry to the sexual misconduct allegations.

The article focuses on the speculation on whether Katie Couric, host of the morning show Today on NBC, will be hired by CBS to anchor CBS Evening News.

The article presents a quiz concerning content from the book "The News Sorority: Diane Sawyer, Katie Couric, Christiane Amanpour, and the (Ongoing, Imperfect, Complicated) Triumph of Women in TV News" by Sheila Weller.

Features several television (TV) newscasters who make appearances in TV programs in the United States. Stephen Colbert; Amy Sedaris; Beth Littleford.

Television news correspondent Christiane Amanpour discusses her first job in television news broadcasting, in which she worked at an NBC television affiliate in Providence, Rhode Island, creating graphics for the station's weather report after graduating from the University of Rhode Island.

An obituary for television journalist Mike Wallace is presented.

A diagram is presented on television journalists Josh Elliott, Thomas Roberts and Bill Hemmer.

The article examines speculation that television journalist Katie Couric will leave her position as the anchorperson for the "CBS Evening News With Katie Couric" when her contract with the CBS Television Network expires in June, 2011.

The article discusses the resignation of television journalist Keith Olbermann from his position as host of the program "Countdown With Keith Olbermann" on the cable television network MSNBC, offering speculation that Olbermann may become a cast member of a television program being created by producer and scriptwriter Aaron Sorkin.

The article presents a profile on television journalist Peter Alexander of NBC News in which Alexander discusses his childhood, interviewing Cuba's President Fidel Castro and being nominated for an Emmy award.

The article expresses the author's opinions regarding a survey in which political satirist Jon Stewart was named as being the most trusted newscaster in the United States. The way in which Stewart has built his career over the years is mentioned. The author states that he trusts Stewart because he understands where he is coming from.

An interview with former television anchor for the "NBC Nightly News" television program Tom Brokaw is presented. When asked about the influence of the music of the 1960s, he discusses his preference for 1950s jazz. He also discusses his memories of the live performances of musicians Kris Kristofferson and Bob Dylan. Brokaw also comments on news anchors' participation in variety shows such as "Saturday Night Live."

The author criticizes television journalist Nancy Grace. He cites the story in the book The Innocent Man, by John Grisham. Nancy Grace conveys by body language alone the idea that people are all guilty of something and that she knows it. Her specialty is tabloid crimes. The author comments on the ambush interviewing being conducted by Grace.

This article presents a conversation with Anderson Cooper, a television journalist who works for the CNN television network. Topics covered in the conversation include his business travel, life as a traveling journalist, views on the aftermath of the 2005 Hurricane Katrina, his motivation for a memoir and his interest in the television program Tiara Girls.

The article offers some insights into the qualities the audience look for in a TV news anchor and assesses whether Katie Couric, who is rumored to have been offered to anchor CBS Evening News, can deliver.

Reports on controversies concerning television reporters who covered the impact of Hurricane Katrina in the U.S.

Presents an article on the stage fright experienced by a television show host.

Interviews Aaron Brown, a television journalists who emerged into fame following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States.

Reports on some anecdotes from television journalists during the 2000 presidential election in the United States.

Interviews Martha Quinn, correspondent for `The Early Show' television program on CBS and former Music Television (MTV) video jockey.

Talks with Chuck D, formerly of Public Enemy, who will be a commentator for the Fox News Channel as of May 21, 1997. His opinion about Timothy McVeigh; Tiger Wood's deal with American Express; The publication of `Without a Doubt,' by Marcia Clark; The fight between the Knicks and the Heat; The motion picture `The Lost World.'

Profiles United States President Bill Clinton's former aide George Stephanopoulos. His debut as an ABC News analyst; His role as a regular panelist on ABC's `This Week'; His relationship with actor Michael J. Fox.

Comments on the trend of portraying television journalists unfavorably in motion pictures. The motion picture `Ransom'; `Basquiat'; `The Associate'; `Dear God'; `The Preacher's Wife.'