Anchors Away

Bottoms up or dig in? Pepsi debuts limited-edition Apple Pie flavor

George Clooney once gave 14 friends $1 million each -- in cash

Study finds 4 hours of video games a day is beneficial to your mental health

EVA Air launches speed dating 'flight to nowhere'

💁🏻‍♀️ Fake Hair. Don't Care. 💇🏽‍♀️

Women Brush Off Middle Age, Hair Loss With Wigs And No Shame

After a tight race, a French bulldog was elected mayor of this small Kentucky town

That 'murder hornet' nest scientists found and destroyed had nearly 200 queens. They say they got there 'just in the nick of time'

WATCH: Kamala Harris makes acceptance speech

🍪 I Predict a Riot 🇺🇸

Pennsylvania bakery election 'cookie poll' results are in: The winner is...

This Acupuncture Mat Has Over 14,000 Positive Reviews On Amazon

Sophia Loren, 86, reveals her biggest regret: 'That was the dream of my life'

Chiefs' Travis Kelce on the 'Battle' of Finding 'Energy' in Stadiums Without Fans This NFL Season

📰 Essential Journalists 🤳🏼

Producer Marcus Harun discusses his new documentary; Essential Journalists: How Coronavirus Changed TV News

Armed with 6-foot microphone poles, mask-clad reporters are filming interviews through windows to tell the stories of their communities, while worrying about what illness they may bring back to their families. National news producer Marcus Harun remotely interviews dozens of journalists from across the country about how the coronavirus impacted their jobs and the frightening reality of heading out into the danger zone to report vital information to the public. Some of the country’s most-watched news programs are being broadcast out of the anchor’s basements as the industry adopted work-from-home plans for the first time. At the national level, CBS lost a producer to COVID-19 and NBC lost an audio technician; a CNN anchor continued to host his show while suffering from the virus. In local news, producers grapple with limited resources to telecommute and anchors struggle to babysit their children during live newscasts. This film about social distancing was produced, edited, and completed all while social distancing from home in a New York apartment.

Learn more about the film here: https://essentialjournalists.com/

🎞 Let's All go to the Lobby 🍿

Boston news anchor fired for a cameo in Adam Sandler’s ‘Hubie Halloween’

Pandemic, election may scare away consumers this Halloween, researcher says

AMC Offers Moviegoers the Chance to Rent Out Theaters for $99 Private Screenings

🏔 Political Hideaways 🗳

This week we introduce our new co-host, Sara Threadgill!

Hotels.com will help you literally live under a rock on election day

Reporters Calling out Other TV Reporters

Sara's first "Literal Worst" calls out her husband's dirty dishes.

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🥳 Ask for Forgiveness, Not Permission 🏀

Robert shares how a college kid, doing a red carpet news story for class, walked into Shaquille O'Neal's 35th birthday party and had the time of his (young) life!

In a 3 minute video, his interviews included Ludacris, Gary Payton, and the big Shaqtus himself during his playing time with the Miami Heat.

📺 The numbers that run the TV world 📈

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💪🏼 Let's Get Physical 🏋🏻‍♂️

😷 Robert was one of the first people to visit his local New York gym after they reopened with new COVID-19 guidelines. What's that new experience like having to workout with a mask? Is it enough to deter people from going back?

🍚 After Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben's brands are retired, rapper Master P releases a new product to take their place.

📚 Norma sends the kids back-to-school, but there are still some reservations by her parental instincts.

🪑 Robert reveals the one thing he thinks kids in class now will never get to experience again.

👙 Once a Playmate, Always a Playmate 🐰

Former Playboy 50th Anniversary Playmate and "The World's Sexiest DJ", Colleen Shannon, joins the show.

The soon-to-be mom of 2 reveals how she might tell her kids about her modeling career, the the new business ventures she's begun during the pandemic, the funny word her son can't say, and how she's kept her picturesque figure post-pregnancy.

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News story mentioned: Baby has hilarious response to mom’s driving range whiff via Golf.com