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The article focuses on the intricacies of handling celebrity travel, emphasizing the importance of maintaining privacy and discretion. Topics discussed include the use of pseudonyms for reservations, tailoring experiences to the celebrity's preferences, and ensuring that everyone involved in their travel is well-briefed.

The article presents a profile of television political commentator Tucker Carlson. It mentions his work on the Fox News Network cable channel, his political views as presented on air, and the contradictions he presents.

The cover story is presented which discusses the political partisanship of late-night comedy television show hosts, including talk show host Samantha Bee's insults of the 2016 U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. An overview of talk show hosts satiric statements, including statements of the talk show hosts Trevor Noah and John Oliver, is provided.

The article discusses the views of comedian and television personality Stephen Colbert who is scheduled to begin hosting "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert" late-night talk show beginning on September 8, 2015. According to the article, Colbert hosted "The Colbert Report" television program prior to being named as outgoing talk show host David Letterman's replacement. Fellow host Jimmy Fallon's work on "The Tonight Show" program is examined, along with research for Colbert's segment titled "Who Am Me?" which features information about him.

The article discusses American comedian and late-night television host David Letterman whose program entitled the "Late Show With David Letterman" is scheduled to air its last episode in May 2015. According to the article, actor Calvert DeForest was the first guest on the "Late Night With David Letterman" program in 1982. It states that many of Letterman's greatest television moments have become viral Internet videos. The success and popularity of Letterman's television programs are examined.

John Kissick, a prominent figure in the private equity industry and a builder of firms such as Apollo Global Management and Ares Management, has passed away at the age of 82. Kissick was known for his integrity and ethical approach to dealmaking, often taking the time to ensure that transactions were the right choice. He played a key role in the growth of Apollo and Ares, which now manage trillions of dollars in assets. Kissick also had a significant impact during his time at Drexel Burnham Lambert, where he worked alongside Michael Milken in the high-yield bond market. He will be remembered as a respected and influential figure in the financial industry. [Extracted from the article]

An interview with Nadia Sawalha, actress and a panelist on the television talk show "Loose Women," is presented. Sawalha tells about her favorite wardrobe which is a suit from Freemans, favorite reality television shows, and favorite song which is "Broken Hearts" that was written by her eldest daughter. She appreciates the movie "A Star Is Born," recalls her childhood memory of cooking with her sister, and refers to lemon meringue pie as her favorite dessert.

An interview with Graham Norton, the iconic chat show host, is presented. He explores his excitement for the return of his show, interactions with celebrities, and his colorful fashion choices. When asked about the possibility of writing a memoir upon retirement, he refers to a lack of controversial stories and expresses gratitude for the continued demand for his work, leading him to say yes to more opportunities.

Calling Rich "Dick Cavett" turned out to be more prescient than we ever could've imagined because, well, Rich grew up to practically be Dick Cavett. "Dick Cavett" was so totally accurate because, even then, like Cavett, Rich was funny, witty, urbane, sharp, loquacious, brilliant, inquisitive, celebrity-aware, pop-culture knowledgeable, erudite, unflappable, and with TV-host-presentable looks. Remembering Rich Simon We met in junior high school, Creston Junior High, just off the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, and we continued meeting - damn near nonstop - until Rich's death 60 years later. Though he didn't run an empire like Kane's, Rich was "Kane" in another way: neither of them cared about money. [Extracted from the article]

The government on Wednesday said it would publish the inquiry report on the recent countrywide power breakdown within a few days, insisting that no favour had been given to independent power producers (IPPs) in recent negotiations. Chaudhry Salik Hussain, who heads the panel, said the memorandums of understanding (MoUs) signed with the IPPs set up by the previous governments had not been beneficial for the masses and documentary evidence suggested that the IPPs had overstated their investments. Power Secretary Ali Raza Bhutta said the negotiation committee held talks with the IPPs and as a result finalised and signed the MoUs which were non-binding. [Extracted from the article]

The article profiles James Corden, host of the TV talk show "The Late Late Show." Topics discussed include his show's signature feature "Carpool karaoke," his view of his show as a delivery system for happiness and entertainers having a responsibility to combat cynicism and spread joy, highlights of his TV career, his career breakthrough in the 2012 Broadway production of "One Man, Two Guvnors" and his difference from other late-night hosts and comedians.

The article discusses late-night television talk show host Conan O'Brien. Topics discussed include his decision in late 2009 to leave the NBC television network, how support for him expressed through social media including online social network Facebook and messaging service Twitter helped lead to his own show on a different network, and his own multimedia presence beyond television.

The article focuses on television (TV) personality Glenn Beck for the TV network Fox News Channel. Particular attention is given to Beck as an entrepreneur and his self-described ability to multitask. The revenue earned by Glenn Beck during the 12 months ended March 1, 2010 is disclosed. Beck said that he's more interested in making money than he is about the political process. His income derives from his books, his magazine "Fusion," his radio program and through Internet business enterprises. INSET: MONETIZING A MOUTH.

The article profiles television talk show host Charlie Rose, who has spent most of his career as a TV interviewer. It discusses guests from the business world who have appeared on his show, the impact of his show, and how his style differs from that of other television hosts. Biographical information is given which includes a a recap of his years in television.

The cover of this issue of The Week Junior celebrates Women's History Month by featuring strong female role models from US history. The list includes Judy Blume, Sacagawea, Sandra Day O'Connor, Oprah Winfrey, Amelia Earhart, Simone Biles, Gloria Steinem, Tina Turner, Maya Lin, Deb Haaland, Michelle Kwan, Octavia Butler, Ann E. Dunwoody, Helen Keller, Dolly Parton, Kamala Harris, Billie Jean King, Sonia Sotomayor, Eleanor Roosevelt, Anna May Wong, Susan B. Anthony, Rita Moreno, Althea Gibson, Sally Ride, and Lucille Ball. These women have made significant contributions in various fields such as literature, exploration, law, media, sports, and activism. The list is open for suggestions, inviting readers to add more names. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on American television host, producer, and actress Oprah Winfrey and the five moments she says changed her life, including moving from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Nashville, Tennessee as a young teenager, moving from Baltimore, Maryland, to Chicago, Illinois, and beginning her career working for the local television show "AM Chicago," and ending her talk show "The Oprah Winfrey Show" in 2011 to launch to Oprah Winfrey Network. Her decisions to not marry or have children are also discussed.

A biography of Filipino talk show host and actor Kris Aquino is presented. She was born in Quezon City, northeast of Manila, on February 14, 1971, and is a member of a Filipino political family dynasty. It discusses her upbringing in a political dynasty, her film career including her role in the 2018 film "Crazy Rich Asians," her television career with her reportedly popular shows including the travel special show "Trip ni Kris," and her marriage and personal life.

The article offers insights of Sarah Harris, co-host of television talk program "Studio 10," on various topics including her weekend therapy, her physical fitness, and the importance of regular session with psychiatrist to mental health of people. Also mentioned are the promotion of work-life balance and the importance of parenting to her.

The article discusses the on-air-personality Alexander Rodriguez, one of the hosts of LATV's brand new weekly talk show, Glitterbomb which is the first national LGBTQ Latinx television talk show. It states that Glitterbomb is an high-paced pop-culture English-language talk show that features heated discussions on the latest in pop culture news & trends and welcomes some of the biggest names in entertainment.

'I want to do stories that are about the bits of cultural furniture that are sitting there that we're like, [pounds sterling]Oh, yeah, that's been there for years! What could [...]

The article discusses the conversation with David Rubenstein the financier. It talks about his role as the Chief Executive Officer at the private equity firm the Carlyle Group. It also discusses his talk show " The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations" on the Bloomberg Television channel. It also focus on his philanthropic activities.

The article offers a profile of Tucker Carlson, the conservative television talk show host on Fox News program "Tucker Carlson Tonight." Topics, including his attitude towards liberals, elites and Washington, D.C. (District of Columbia), his status as a contrarian and former talk show host John Stewart's denouncing of Carlson on the television show "Crossfire," are discussed.

The article focuses on Barbara Walters, who has been contracted as the new anchor of ABC Television Network. It states that Walters was the co-host of the early morning show "Today" of the NBC Television Network and one of the most influential woman in television. It says that ABC has won the contract with Walters with an offer of one million dollars a year within five years, in which she will join Harry Reasoner in anchoring ABC's program "Evening News." It says that Walters refuses the offer of NBC to renew her contract which is the same as the old one, but she remains open for a better offer from the network. Furthermore, Walters has never asked for a million dollars but ABC give it to her because she deserves to have that amount.

An interview with late-night television (TV) show hosts Lilly Singh and Trevor Noah is presented. They talk about their separate shows "A Little Late With Lilly Singh" and "The Daily Show With Trevor Noah." They cite their opinions on the evolution of representation in late-night hosts, which were previously dominated by white men. They discuss the things people want to see from late-night shows amidst the coronavirus pandemic.