"I know that you guys are cheering", Noah told his audience, "but I'm sorry, I think that was the wrong thing to do".More than any other host in late-night, Jimmy Fallon generally tries to keep "The Tonight Show" out of the political fray.Later in the show, he delved a little further into what Donald Trump said exactly in his tweet, taking particular issue with Trump's claim that Fallon called him to tout the "monster ratings" of Trump's appearance on the show. The charity provides free and/or low-priced legal services to immigrant children, families, and refugees in Central and South Texas.After attacking Fallon at the SC rally, which was meant to support Republican Gov. Henry McMaster, Trump continued his tour of other late night hosts that annoy him, doubling down on his thoughts on Stephen Colbert."When I saw that Trump insulted me on Twitter, I was going to tweet back immediately but then I thought I had more important things to do", Fallon said.Fallon later said after the … [Read more...] about Jimmy Fallon Responds to Trump Tweet on The Tonight Show
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WWE ‘Backlash’: 7 Things You Didn’t See on TV
Here's how TheWrap ended up in a fake ticket scandal on Sunday Tony Maglio, provided by Published 10:14 am, Monday, May 7, 2018 Image 1of/1 CaptionClose Image 1 of 1 WWE ‘Backlash': 7 Things You Didn’t See on TV 1 / 1 Back to Gallery WWE “Backlash” is in the books, and the co-branded May pay-per-view event set the table for an interesting “Raw” tonight and “SmackDown Live” on Tuesday. But before millions watch this week’s flagship shows on USA Network, TheWrap‘s got 7 things that no WWE Network subscriber caught at Sunday’s show. We attended the Newark, N.J., pay-per-view event courtesy of some pretty killer tickets that didn’t come without controversy — more on that later, though. Before this writer admits to his role in a phony ticket scandal, we’ve got half-a-dozen other things one had to be in the house and (possibly) on the floor to see. Find out how … [Read more...] about WWE ‘Backlash’: 7 Things You Didn’t See on TV
What’s on TV tonight: Sport Relief 2018, Britain’s Favourite Food, and more
Friday 23 March Sport Relief 2018 BBC One and BBC Two, from 7.00pm Having raised a record-breaking £55,444,906 in 2016, Sport Relief returns with another night of laughs, challenges, music and assorted silly sports-related japes to coax more generous donations from the viewing public. Among the highlights this year, Celebrity Boxing makes a comeback with six well-padded famous faces (among them Helen Skelton and Spencer Matthews) taking to the ring for a knockout series of bouts. Also on the cards, comedian John Bishop is on a mission to help England win the World Cup (if they’re not boycotting it); there’s a clash-of-the-channels BBC vs ITV boat race; and a Strictly Come Dancing special session in which football stars Alex Scott, Chris Kamara and David Ginola transfer their fancy footwork to the dance floor. Gary Lineker, Davina McCall and Ore Oduba are among those hosting on BBC One, and Sue Barker keeps things ticking over on BBC Two while the … [Read more...] about What’s on TV tonight: Sport Relief 2018, Britain’s Favourite Food, and more
What’s on TV tonight? Shows to watch on Friday 23 March from Sport Relief 2018 to Holland V England Friendly
WHAT can't you miss on TV tonight? Our guide to the must-see shows... Sport Relief 2018, 7pm, BBC One Stacey Solomon visits Uganda for Sport Relief to see the work of a charity which helps educate young women on contraception You don’t have to be a sports fan to enjoy an evening dedicated to celebrities doing strenuous exercise in the name of charity. Sport Relief presents a variety of events including a celebrity boxing match where ex-footballer Wayne Bridge attempts to knock the permanent smirk from former Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews’ (right) face, a Strictly special featuring footballers past and present, an Oxford v Cambridge-style boat race between BBC and ITV celebs and comedians John Bishop and Rob Brydon heading up sports-related sketches. Pick the phone up and get donating. Holland v England Friendly, 7.30pm, ITV Gareth Southgate’s squad travel to Amsterdam to take on Holland. With only three months until the World Cup begins, this should be a … [Read more...] about What’s on TV tonight? Shows to watch on Friday 23 March from Sport Relief 2018 to Holland V England Friendly
Get to know actor David Morrissey who’s back on TV in new show Britannia
DAVID Morrissey is back on the box in new show Britannia. But what else has he been in? And is he married? Here is what we know... Who is David Morrissey? David Morrissey, 53, is a BAFTA Nominated actor who works in both film and television. He is best known for playing The Governor in FX series The Walking Dead, Colonel Brandon in Sense and Sensibility, Stephen Collins in State of Play and Ripley Holden in Blackpool. He studied his craft at RADA. David is back on TV in new Sky TV show Britannia playing Aulus Plautius. Is David married? David is married to novelist Esther Freud. The couple wed in 2006. They have three children together. More TV and showbiz Irish charm Get the lowdown on TV presenter Eamonn Holmes and how much he's worth WAR HERO Meet JJ Chalmers - Invictus Games medallist on Pilgrimage: The Road To Santiago ROWE ON THE ROAD Everything you need to know about investigative journalist Raphael Rowe... two marriages and a baby These Strictly stars found love - and … [Read more...] about Get to know actor David Morrissey who’s back on TV in new show Britannia