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The It List: Kelsey Grammer plays pastor Chuck Smith in based-on-a-true-story film 'Jesus Revolution,' 'Murdaugh Murders' exposes true-crime scandal that's still unfolding today, Eugene Levy goes walk
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These celebrities are kissing 2020 goodbye: 'You have been a nightmare'
"Bye 2020. It's been weird," wrote Taylor Swift.
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Jim Gaffigan Says He Spoke Out Against Trump Because 'I Feel a Responsibility to Coming Generations'
"I’d be lying if I didn’t say I want to change some minds," he wrote in a follow-up to his tweets last week
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Coronavirus: Comedian Jim Gaffigan raced to get home from South America before borders closed
How the stand-up comic is making the most of staying at home amid coronavirus pandemic.
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Hot Pockets heiress sentenced in college admissions scandal — here's why people want comedian Jim Gaffigan to weigh in
All anyone could talk about was Jim Gaffigan, after Hot Pockets heiress Michelle Janavs was sentenced for her role in the college admissions scandal.
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Jim Gaffigan and Wife Jeannie Make First Public Appearance Since Her Brain Surgery 5 Months Ago
The couple attended the premiere of 'Mother!' in NYC on Wednesday.
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Jim Gaffigan Shares Loving Instagram Post Celebrating Wedding Anniversary
Jim Gaffigan Shares Loving Instagram Post Celebrating Wedding Anniversary
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Jim Gaffigan’s Wife, Jeannie, Recovering From Life-Threatening Brain Tumor
Comedian Jim Gaffigan reveals that his wife, Jeannie, had a "large tumor around her brain stem that was life threatening" removed. She is now recovering at home.
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‘Fargo’ Sets Premiere: Our Nowdonchaknow Guide to Season 3
Let’s begin with the 1996 movie:?Fargo, written and directed by the Coen Brothers, began in the winter of 1987 and followed the foolhardy scheming of Jerry Lundegaard to hold his own wife for a ransom from his rich father-in-law. In 2014, Fargo returned as a TV series that seemed loosely connected to the original movie, telling a similar tale of a crime gone wrong, until in a flashback we see where the Supermarket King of Minnesota came upon his riches… a briefcase on the side of the road. The
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‘The Jim Gaffigan Show’ Season 2 Finale Preview: It’s a (Whole) Family Affair
Warning: This interview contains storyline and character spoilers for The Jim Gaffigan Show. The comedy was more surreal, and grounded at the same time, and the fact that the titular comedian’s wife Jeannie took over as series showrunner — as well as co-writer of all the episodes — made the show a very obvious personal labor of love.
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Jim Gaffigan Has Opened Up for Some Bizarre Acts
On Conan, comedian Jim Gaffigan revealed that he opened for the pope, adding, “I should clarify: I didn’t open for the pope. I opened for the popemobile.”
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Jim Gaffigan Shows That ‘The Gaffigan Show’ Is Truly a Family Affair
Sorry to disappoint, Jim Gaffigan fans, but you won't find any hot pockets in the comedian/author/actor's Instagram takeover. To celebrate the second season of the The Gaffigan Show,?returning?this Father's Day on TV Land, the funnyman took us behind-the-scenes of the show based on the fictionalized version of his life. Shot on location in New York City, Gaffigan shared a gaggle of photos from local hotspots such as Katz's Deli, the American Museum of Natural History, and even the Intrepid.
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'Teachers': A Funny New Sitcom About Truth In Education
Because Teachers has been tucked away at 11 p.m. on TV Land on Wednesday night, I wanted to be sure to call your attention to it. A funny sitcom with the good-posture backbone of truth, Teachers is about an over-worked, under-paid, unappreciated group of young, female educators at Fillmore Elementary School. Miss Snap (Katy Colloton) is so vain, she rejects a little child’s crayoned picture of the teacher as too unflattering, sending the kid away with a dismissive, “Let’s consider this a first
