ESPN is going to hold a tryout period before settling on a new host for “First Take.” “I don’t know if it’ll be someone in-house or not,” Magnus said. “The one thing that was unexpected was the timing ...
Burke Magnus, ESPN’s president of content, shed light on Molly Qerim’s abrupt exit Monday from “First Take” after hosting the show since 2015. In an interview with The Athletic released Thursday, ...
Bachelor Nation’s Molly Mesnick is shutting down unsubstantiated rumors she is expecting another baby with husband Jason Mesnick. “You guys… I was doom-scrolling and came across an article that [Jason ...
Jimmy Kimmel Live! has been on the air since 2003, and Molly McNearney has been by host Jimmy Kimmel’s side for almost the entire way. She joined the crew as a writer’s assistant in 2004, but their ...
More than any other issue, family formation is fast becoming the defining factor between Democrats and Republicans. As an Institute for Family Studies report recently showed, the higher the support ...
Longtime ESPN First Take host Molly Qerim left the show and network abruptly last week in a surprising move. Former ESPN employee Marcellus Wiley believes he knows why. A former NFL player and host of ...
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Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford revealed he married his longtime partner Thomas last year. “We got married by the cactus outside on December the something or other, about a year or so ago," the ...
Molly Qerim sent shockwaves through the sports and sports media worlds by abruptly quitting ESPN on Monday night. The longtime ‘First Take’ host reported for work on Monday as usual but was a no-show ...
Discover What’s Streaming On: Molly Qerim is officially out at First Take — and ESPN already has a game plan for what comes next. The longtime host, 41, stunned fans this week when she announced she ...
As First Take enters life after Molly Qerim, the ESPN morning debate show is beginning to audition potential replacements. First up: Amina Smith, who hosted Monday’s episode featuring Stephen A. Smith ...
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