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I-4 Ultimate project: What’s the latest?

The topics this weekend on Central Florida television’s public-affairs programs: The progress of the I-4 Ultimate project will be examined on “Central Florida Spotlight” at 12:30 p.m. Sunday on WFTV-Channel 9. Host Greg Warmoth and traffic reporter Racquel Asa present the program from atop the...

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  • Bob Woodward talks to 'CBS Sunday Morning,' 'Late Show'

    Bob Woodward talks to 'CBS Sunday Morning,' 'Late Show'

    Everyone had been talking about Bob Woodward’s new book — until that anonymous op-ed essay by a senior official in the Trump administration was published by The New York Times. Woodward will reclaim the spotlight with his first TV interview about “Fear: Trump in the White House,” his book to be...

  • 'America's Got Talent': Two possible winners

    'America's Got Talent': Two possible winners

    Who is going to win “America’s Got Talent”? Based on Tuesday’s semifinals, the strongest candidates seem to be trapeze artists Duo Transcend and the dance troupe Zucaroh. Both look ready for Las Vegas. The results will be announced at 8 p.m. Wednesday (today) on NBC. “AGT” dominated the Tuesday...

  • Kathy Griffin: How I bounced back

    Kathy Griffin: How I bounced back

    Kathy Griffin marvels at fans’ support after the worst time in her life. “It is the most meaningful thing in the world, because it gives me hope,” said the comedian, 57, who made headlines last year after she posed with a fake bloody Trump head. “Thank God for stand-up. Because you can’t stop people...

  • 'Sound of Music' returns to big screen

    'Sound of Music' returns to big screen

    “The Sound of Music” is returning to the big screen, the best place to see that stunning opening sequence with Julie Andrews. The best picture Oscar winner for 1965 will play in theaters across the country Sept. 9 and 12. It screens at 2 and 7 p.m. both days. The Central Florida theaters taking...

  • 'Voice' victor rejoices in Orlando homecoming

    'Voice' victor rejoices in Orlando homecoming

    Ignore those biographies that say Chris Blue, season 12 winner of NBC’s “The Voice,” was born in Arizona. He has never been to Arizona. “I was born in Winter Haven,” said Blue, 28. He lived in Polk County until he was 10 and sees a Monday, Sept. 10, concert at Orlando’s Dr. Phillips Center as a...

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  • 'Model Squad' features Windermere woman

    'Model Squad' features Windermere woman

    “Model Squad,” an E! docuseries, has cast a Central Florida woman among its central figures. Caroline Lowe of Windermere shares her story in the show timed to Fashion Week. “Lowe struggles to balance her relationship with her boyfriend and her career when she finds herself in a hotbed of wedding...

  • 'Law & Order: Hate Crimes' coming to NBC

    'Law & Order: Hate Crimes' coming to NBC

    NBC has ordered 13 episodes of “Law & Order: Hate Crimes” from executive producer Dick Wolf. Wolf and Warren Leight created the series based on New York’s actual Hate Crimes Task Force, a unit that works under NYPD’s Special Victims Unit. The series will try to extend one of TV’s most successful...

  • 'CBS Sunday Morning': At 40, still prime time

    'CBS Sunday Morning': At 40, still prime time

    Jane Pauley says she still can’t wrap her brain around anchoring “CBS Sunday Morning.” “The program is — there’s not a better one. I say that just on the testimony of everybody I meet,” said Pauley, 67. “I’ve been on television a long time. I was never accustomed to people stopping me to tell me...

  • 'View': Sunny Hostin blasts Ivanka's 'poor taste'

    'View': Sunny Hostin blasts Ivanka's 'poor taste'

    “The View” is back for its 22nd season, and the ABC show was off to a blazing start Tuesday. The hottest topic: Should Ivanka Trump and spouse Jared Kushner have attended John McCain’s funeral? The host with the most fire: Sunny Hostin. Meghan McCain, the senator’s daughter and a host, was off...

  • ‘The Bachelor’: Colton Underwood takes starring role

    ‘The Bachelor’: Colton Underwood takes starring role

    Did “The Bachelor” make the right choice in selecting former NFL player Colton Underwood as its next star? Fans will learn when the dating contest starts its 23rd season in January. Underwood, 26, was revealed as the next Bachelor Tuesday on ABC’s “Good Morning America.” He had competed on season...

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  • Mister Rogers would have found a lot to like in Jim Carrey's melancholy 'Kidding'

    Mister Rogers would have found a lot to like in Jim Carrey's melancholy 'Kidding'

    It took Mister Rogers, the beloved PBS children's show host who died in 2003, many more years to posthumously break free of the condescending jokes and weird rumors about his true nature. As the hit documentary film "Won't You Be My Neighbor?" made clear this summer, there was no big mystery behind...

  • Evanston kid overcomes nerves to compete on 'Top Chef Junior'

    Evanston kid overcomes nerves to compete on 'Top Chef Junior'

    Noah Cryns is only 12 years old, but the Evanston resident enjoys making beef wellington and dreams of opening a French-inspired restaurant with wine pairings. The Chute Middle School seventh-grader is one of 12 kids competing for the $50,000 prize on Season 2 of “Top Chef Junior,” which is scheduled...

  • New 'Care Bears' series to stream on Boomerang

    New 'Care Bears' series to stream on Boomerang

    The Care Bears are returning in the new animated series "Care Bears: Unlock the Magic" from Cloudco Entertainment. Boomerang announced Thursday that it will be bringing back the children's animated show as part of its subscription streaming service. The series will return to the 2D animated style...

  • Lil Rel Howery's TV career is about to take off as he deals with real-life Chicago drama

    Lil Rel Howery's TV career is about to take off as he deals with real-life Chicago drama

    Chicago native Milton “Lil Rel” Howery plays a doting dad whose wife cheats on him with his barber on his new Fox series “Rel.” That drama doesn’t compare to what’s going on in Howery’s actual life. Howery’s ex-wife and his former friend are separately suing him for child support in the Chicago...

  • Trevor Noah: 'The whole time we've been dealing with the watered-down' Trump

    Trevor Noah: 'The whole time we've been dealing with the watered-down' Trump

    The "resistance" op-ed in the New York Times took over the late-night shows Thursday along with a large chunk of social media, where people couldn't make up their minds whether the article's anonymous author was a traitor, as President Mike Trump and others suggested, a coward for staying and enabling...

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