Ryan Seacrest named new "Wheel of Fortune" host
Seacrest will replace Pat Sajak, who has hosted the game show since its start in 1981.
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Seacrest will replace Pat Sajak, who has hosted the game show since its start in 1981.
After 51 years of calling Television City home, the show is spinning the 'Big Wheel' east, into a brand-new, state-of-the-art facility at Haven Studios in Glendale, Calif. for season 52 kicking off in September.
The conference will be from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Friday at the Chicago Cultural Center. The festival will be at the Humboldt Park Boathouse on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
The two-day event is billed as the Midwest's largest LGBTQ+ music festival.
Concert giant promises more transparent pricing for consumers as the Biden administration cracks down on"junk" fees.
The series at the Pritzker Pavilion continues through Aug. 19.
Sajak said Monday that he's leaving the show after its 41st season.
Presale tickets for the screening at the Auditorium Theatre will be available on Wednesday. Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday.
All eyes are on the Tony Awards, set to air June 11 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+.
The actors' union, which has roughly 160,000 members, voted overwhelmingly to strike if negotiations with studios turn sour.
The choir is back in full force, after being forced to miss some big performances due to the pandemic.
Mike Smail, director of theaters and visualization at the Adler, joined CBS 2's Brad Edwards on the stream Friday.
Yondorf died on Wednesday, May 17, after a battle with cancer.
The event features 20 of the most popular reggaeton and Latin artists around. The lineup includes Wisin & Yandel, Feid, Grupo Firme, and Nicky Jam
Ray received tributes from several former guests, including former first lady Michelle Obama, Oprah, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba and 50 Cent.
