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4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Joy Behar Makes Rare Revelation About Her 1st Marriage on ‘The View': ‘I Was a Virgin'
Joy Behar's latest revelation about her first marriage certainly left everyone talking. The TV host shared an anecdote about her relationship with ex Joseph Behar during a recent episode of The View. 'I got married the first time so young that I was a size 10 and a virgin,' Joy, 82, told her cohosts during the episode while they were chatting about weight loss drugs. In particular, they discussed people who are getting married and opting to go on weight loss medications before their big day to lose weight. Joy was pointing out that weight loss drugs weren't around back when she walked down the aisle for the first time, per TV Insider. Her costars were audibly shocked by the marriage confession, but the ABC personality is known for making bold statements on the program and has always done so throughout her many seasons as a cohost. Joy was married to her first husband, Joe, from 1965 to 1981. They welcomed their daughter, Eve Behar, in 1970. The comedian went on to marry her second husband, Steve Janowitz, in 2011 after 29 years of dating. After Joy made the remark during the episode, the conversation carried on with the other cohosts making admissions about weight gain and weight loss. Sara Haines talked about an experience she had at a dress fitting for a wedding that she was a bridesmaid in. 'I went and I said, 'I'll be losing weight, so let's just make it a little smaller,'' she remembered the fitting. 'I gained five to 10 pounds, and two days before, [the seamstress] was like, 'We're going to have to find [something else].' I looked like when you wrap a gift and run out of space!' 'I gain five pounds overnight,' costar Ana Navarro chimed in about her own weight loss experience. 'A good night of drinking, I'm five pounds heavier the morning after.' Joy rarely shares tidbits about her marriage, however, she did make some rare admissions about her relationship with Steve during a May 2024 episode of The View's 'Behind the Table' podcast. The Baby Boom actress revealed what she and her husband fight about the most. 'First of all, it's always about the car,' Joy shared. 'He has autoimmune deficiencies, and so whenever he's behind the wheel or in the back seat, god forbid, we have a driver. He's a back seat driver, a front seat driver.' 'Why am I not a great driver? Because I've been with him for 40 years, and he completely has made me into a nervous driver because he's always criticizing how I drive,' she continued. 'I went into one farmstand, and I have to suffer for the rest of my life.' She also reflected on a vacation to Italy that they went on when The View went on hiatus last year for spring break. 'And also, we were in Italy together for 10 days, just the two of us,' the New York native remarked. 'It's too much closeness. Come on, day and night. And then we come back, and we're together on the weekend, day and night.'
Express Tribune
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
The time when Dawson's Creek reboot almost happened, creator Kevin Williamson reveals
A Dawson's Creek revival with the original cast almost came to fruition, according to series creator Kevin Williamson. In an exclusive interview with TV Insider, Williamson shared that, despite the show's 2003 finale providing a sense of closure, there were discussions about revisiting the iconic teen drama during the peak of the reboot craze following the COVID-19 pandemic. The beloved series, which followed the lives of Joey (Katie Holmes), Pacey (Joshua Jackson), Dawson (James Van Der Beek), and their friends in the fictional town of Capeside, had concluded its five-season run with emotional farewells, including the death of Jen (Michelle Williams). However, the idea of a revival sparked interest from both the cast and the creator, with Williamson admitting that they were repeatedly approached during the height of reunion and reboot trends. 'James [Van Der Beek] wanted to do it, but then Josh [Jackson] was busy. Katie [Holmes] was on board, but then James wasn't available. No one could align their schedules,' Williamson explained, noting that while the cast was enthusiastic about the concept, timing proved to be a major hurdle. Ultimately, the team reflected on the show's legacy and concluded that revisiting Dawson's Creek in its original form might not be the best direction. 'We kind of just went, 'We did it and it was good,'' Williamson said. 'We felt like maybe it could live again in another way, but not as a reboot.' While they considered possibilities, such as focusing on the next generation of characters, the revival ultimately did not move forward. Despite the scheduling conflicts, Williamson remains busy with multiple projects, including directing Scream 7 and debuting his new series, The Waterfront. As for the original cast, Holmes, Jackson, and Van Der Beek are all involved in separate projects, with their individual careers keeping them occupied.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kirsten Storms Commemorates the Death of TV Dad Drake Hogestyn: "It Doesn't Feel Real"
Actress Kirsten Storms is speaking out about the deep influence of working with her late former on-screen father, Drake Hogestyn , who is best remembered for playing iconic character John Black on Days of Our Lives. In an interview with TV Insider recently, Storms, aged 41, expressed fond memories and sadness over Hogestyn's death in September 2024 at 70 years old. "Not that I haven't gotten over him dying, but I just think because I hadn't seen him in a while, I feel like it's not real that he's dead," Storms confessed. "He just was my favorite person there and a legend. So happy and always in a good mood. And ready." Storms played Belle Black on Days of Our Lives from 1999 to 2004, the years during which Hogestyn appeared as her on-screen father. Their friendship, though, went far beyond the soundstage. "He did his 100 percent best job always," she went on. "I was really upset when I heard he had passed. But again, I don't feel like that's even set in for me, really." Adding a personal touch to their relationship, Storms shared she bonded with Hogestyn and his family early in her career, partially because of an actual romance with his son. I dated Ben Hogestyn, who is Drake's son, for a couple of years, and I got to see a lot of Drake and his family," she remembered. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 5 Books Warren Buffett Wants You to Read In 2025 Blinkist: Warren Buffett's Reading List Undo "It was special. He was so nice and warm. Drake Hogestyn, a soap opera icon, had a legacy that spanned more than three decades. He was liked by everyone, professional, and a true artist. He stood out among colleagues and was a popular favorite. For Storms, the years that she spent with him were shaping. "He brought such energy and love to the set. I learned a lot just by watching him," she said. As the soap opera world and longtime viewers mourn the passing of Hogestyn, Storms' comments are a poignant tribute to a man who touched so many hearts both on and off the screen. "He was just one of those special individuals you never forget," she whispered. "And I won't.
Daily Record
22-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Outlander season 8 teased by producers as they give Faith Fraser update
Outlander's producers have shared details about Faith Fraser The producers of Outlander are teasing the highly anticipated season eight, the final installment of the beloved Starz series. In a recent chat, showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and executive producer Maril Davis dived into the aftermath of season seven's jaw-dropping twist concerning Faith Fraser, which will continue to unravel in the last season, reports the Scottish Daily Express. Roberts hinted that there's more to the story of Claire Fraser's (played by Caitríona Balfe) heartbreaking loss and her subsequent healing at the hands of Master Raymond (Dominique Pinon) than initially meets the eye. He revealed that there was "something mysteriously magical and mystical about that moment that you don't understand", insinuating that season eight will delve deeper into the mysterious circumstances surrounding Faith. Roberts further piqued fans' curiosity with his enigmatic remark to TV Insider: "I think a lot of these things that happen in Outlander are constructed by destiny..." "So if there's magic in Faith and there's magic in that story, then we'll see what happens." His words imply that the final season might feature a greater emphasis on magic and mysticism. Meanwhile, Davis touched upon the symbolic significance of the colour blue, representing healing, and advised fans to re-watch previous episodes, particularly the season two episode Faith, which might contain subtle clues foreshadowing events in the eighth season. Interestingly, season seven also incorporated the colour blue, as seen in Claire's shawl when she gets out of bed and opens a window, echoing the imagery of a blue heron in flight from the season two episode Faith. The creators have previously indicated that they intend to steer the show in a direction distinct from the original material. Author Diana Gabaldon has also hinted at a potential alternate timeline where Master Raymond transports a deceased Faith to a different era, reviving her so she lives on without her parents. This year marks the ninth anniversary of Outlander's heart-wrenching baby loss storyline from season two. The narrative, lifted directly from Gabaldon's Dragonfly in Amber, depicted Jamie (Sam Heughan) and Claire being profoundly altered by the death of their firstborn, Faith. Fans have been fervently theorising about the plot, speculating whether Fanny Pocock's (Florrie May Wilkinson) mother Faith could be the child of Jamie and Claire. Furthermore, some fans are suggesting that the forthcoming prequel series, Outlander: Blood of My Blood, might tie into the Faith storyline, with conjecture that Claire's mother Julia Moriston (Hermione Corfield) could be somehow linked. Starz has yet to announce when the eighth season of Outlander will premiere, but with production having concluded, it seems the main filming is complete and it may now just be a matter of editing. The second part of season seven aired earlier this year, and Blood of My Blood is set to release in August. Consequently, it's likely that the final instalment will hit screens either towards the end of 2025 or in 2026.
Business Upturn
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Upturn
Ghosts Season 5: Release date speculation, cast and plot details – Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on May 21, 2025, 18:30 IST Last updated May 21, 2025, 11:13 IST The CBS sitcom Ghosts has captured audiences with its blend of humor, heart, and supernatural shenanigans. As fans eagerly await Ghosts Season 5, speculation is swirling about the release date, returning cast, and potential plot developments. Here's a comprehensive look at everything we know so far about Ghosts Season 5, Ghosts Season 5 Release Date Speculation While CBS has not officially confirmed the exact premiere date for Ghosts Season 5, multiple sources indicate a likely fall 2025 release. This aligns with the show's previous seasonal schedule, as Seasons 2, 3, and 4 premiered in late September or early October. For instance, Season 4 debuted on October 17, 2024, suggesting a similar timeline for Season 5. Industry reports, including those from TV Insider and What to Watch, point to a fall 2025 slot, with October 2025 being a strong contender. Ghosts Season 5 Expected Cast The core cast of Ghosts is expected to return, bringing back the beloved living and spectral residents of Woodstone Mansion. Based on information from the show's history and recent reports, here's who we anticipate seeing: Rose McIver as Sam Arondekar : The freelance journalist who can see and communicate with the ghosts after a near-death experience. Utkarsh Ambudkar as Jay Arondekar : Sam's husband, who, while unable to see the ghosts, is deeply involved in their antics and the couple's B&B venture. Brandon Scott Jones as Isaac Higgintoot : The Revolutionary War ghost with a penchant for drama and newfound personal revelations. Richie Moriarty as Pete Martino : The cheerful 1980s scout leader ghost. Danielle Pinnock as Alberta Haynes : The 1920s jazz singer with a larger-than-life personality. Asher Grodman as Trevor Lefkowitz : The 1990s finance bro ghost with a knack for mischief. Román Zaragoza as Sasappis : The sarcastic Lenape ghost with a sharp wit. Sheila Carrasco as Flower Montero : The free-spirited 1960s hippie ghost. Rebecca Wisocky as Hetty Woodstone : The Gilded Age matriarch and Sam's ancestor. Devan Chandler Long as Thorfinn: The Viking ghost with a love for storytelling and meat. Ghosts Season 5 Potential Plot Details While specific plot details for Ghosts Season 5 remain under wraps, the Season 4 finale provides clues about potential storylines. The cliffhanger involving Jay and Elias, as mentioned by cast members in a TV Insider post, hints at unresolved tensions that could carry over. Will Jay gain the ability to see ghosts, or will Elias's schemes disrupt the Woodstone B&B? These questions are likely to drive the early episodes. Based on the show's formula, Season 5 will likely blend episodic humor with overarching character arcs. Expect new ghostly mysteries, deeper dives into the ghosts' backstories, and further development of Sam and Jay's bed-and-breakfast business. Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
