Faulkner

Unless it’s Serena or Venus, I think fans reasonably tune in for what looks like a competitive match with a contrast in styles, which is why Fedal and Fed/Djokovic matches do well. I remember the Federer/Soderling 2009 French Open final tanked in the ratings even though it was Fed’s first (and to date only) RG title.

Other people (like Josef Adalian from NY Mag) are saying that they know it isn’t Lansbury. That “blind item” can be interpreted a number of ways, and it’s easy to make assumptions about the semantics and how it’s worded. Until someone comes out and says, “It was me,” I’m just going take a wait-and-see attitude.

Maybe she’s just speculating like the rest of us.

Also of note: Sharon Gless’s husband (Barney Rosenzweig, a producer of C&L) is NOT a Les Moonves fan and has been outspoken about him for many, many years. https://pagesix.com/2007/05/15/not-forgotten-2/

Saw someone on Twitter who shares your idea about Kramer.

He was just here talking about it. 😂 But I think Lansbury has been crossed off the list, according to sources.

Saw this.

DILF...

Quite a few people are making that connection.

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Look who’s about to get those coins.

This dude Cole from So You Think You Can Dance was quite hot. A very sexy Cha Cha set to Moloko’s “Sing It Back,” plus a few photos:

Of course, we’re not privy to what’s happening backstage at The Talk, but my guess is that if Julie left, it would be her choice.

Yeah, after watching that clip, I don’t see Julie returning any time soon.

Will Julie come back at all? I wonder. Her co-hosts have changed their tunes since the first set of allegations. No sweeping this under the rug this time.

^Hot.

And I think about their young son. What a role model for a father.

. From Jon Wertheim’s post-USO roundup http://amp.si.com/tennis/2018/09/09/us-open-parting-thoughts-serena-williams-naomi-osaka?__twitter_impression=true

Novak wins! Ties Sampras with 14 Slams and passes Federer for No. 1 all-time in prize money (dubious stat given inflation, but still). Moves to No. 3 in the world with nothing to defend for the remainder of the year and very little to defend until next spring (Rome SF) into early summer.

Ratings were huge as expected. It tied Federer/Djokovic’s epic 2015 USO final and only the Venus/Serena match (from the same 2015 tournament, during Serena’s quest for the CYGS) rated higher.