Rachel Maddow Latest Celebrity News & Gossip

Meghan McCain is looking back at her time on The View.

While Meghan McCain has said she’ll “never return” to “The View”, there is one co-host from the ABC daytime talk show whom she still keeps in touch with. During an appearance on the “Reality With the King” podcast, McCain opened up about her time on the show and the bond she still shares with her former co-worker, Sunny Hostin.

Meghan McCain has said she'll «never return» to , there is one co-host from the ABC daytime talk show whom she still keeps in touch with. During an appearance on the  podcast, McCain opened up about her time on the show and the bond she still shares with her former co-worker, Sunny Hostin.«Sunny is one of the greatest TV presences in all of television. I keep telling her she should have her own show,» McCain said of Hostin.

Fox News again topped the cable news ratings for April, as its total day audience and primetime audience grew while other news networks saw erosion.

book. Reports of Maddow scaling back her schedule have been made ever since she signed a new multi-year deal with MSNBC and NBCUniversal, allowing her a broader range of projects.The new contract keeps her at the company through 2024.”I do still have all these other irons in the fire, all these other things I’m working on that I want to bring to fruition, none of them are fast, all of them take a long time, and I’m still working on all of them,” Maddow said on her program Monday.She clarified that for bigger news events, such as the lead-up to the election, she plans to be in the anchor spot more than once a week. “This might change….We will see how things go, but that is the plan as of now,” Maddow said. Rotating hosts will fill in the 9 p.m. slot the rest of the week, and there are no immediate plans for a permanent replacement host, according to a network spokesperson.

election, I will of course be here more than that, but that is the general plan,” Maddow said on her show Monday.The cable news network's most popular personality had been on hiatus for the past two months, working on a new podcast and a movie adaptation of her book “Bag Man.” She said the weekly schedule will give her “more time to work on some of this other stuff I've got cooking for MSNBC and NBC.”She heaped praise on Ali Velshi, who had filled in frequently for her while she was away, calling him a “prince among men.”Yet MSNBC's ratings in her time slot tumbled in her absence, even with coverage of a gripping news event, the Ukraine war. MSNBC is not alone in questions about its 9 p.m.

Rachel Maddow announced that she will go to a weekly schedule, hosting MSNBC’s The Rachel Maddow Show solely on Monday nights starting in May.

Rachel Maddow plans to return from her MSNBC hiatus on April 11.

Jen Psaki may be taking on a new role soon.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCraig Melvin will leave his 11 a.m. weekday morning slot at MSNBC at the end of March, marking the latest shift of personnel at the NBCUniversal-owned cable-news outlet.Melvin will focus more heavily on his duties at NBC News and NBC’s “Today” program, where he is as regular a presence as Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb, according to a spokesperson for MSNBC.

MSNBC is planning to offer on-demand episodes of shows like Morning Joe and The ReidOut to new hub for Peacock’s premium subscribers.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMSNBC intends to make some of its best-known opinion programs available to premium tier customers of the NBCU Peacock streaming service, allowing the shows to be seen by consumers who might not subscribe to the cable network.Starting in early spring, an MSNBC “hub” of episodes of “Morning Joe,” “Deadline: White House,” “The Beat with Ari Melber,” “The ReidOut,” “All In with Chris Hayes” and MSNBC’s opinion programs will stream on-demand the day after they air on cable. Specials with top hosts including Rachel Maddow, Nicolle Wallace, Chris Hayes, Trymaine Lee and others will premiere later this year, streaming exclusively on Peacock.“We are reimagining the MSNBC experience by adding the core of our perspective programming to Peacock and reaching audiences wherever they are and however they choose to consume content,” said Rashida Jones, president of MSNBC, in a prepared statement.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMSNBC’s “Morning Joe” will soon become a mid-morning affair when the cable-news outlet expands it to four hours starting April 4.MSNBC plans to air the program from its usual starting point at 6 a.m. until 10 a.m. now, pre-empting a 9 o’clock hour that had previously been earmarked for more traditional news coverage.

Stephanie Ruhle said that she will debut as the permanent host of MSNBC’s 11 PM hour on March 2.

Rachel Maddow has announced that she’ll be taking a leave of absence from MSNBC.

Page Six reported that Gayle King's contract with CBS ends in May, and rival networks are ready to move mountains to ink the "CBS Mornings" anchor to a contract. CBS, though, "will do everything we can to keep King," a source said.Despite CBS' hopes, there is speculation that Gayle might be ready to move on from her early shift or move to the West Coast, where her family lives.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorMSNBC die-hards tune in partially because they know what they can expect on most evenings: Rachel Maddow will do her 22 minutes of connecting-the-dots news-cycle analysis at 9 p.m., and Brian Williams will wrap up the day with a vast array of knowledgeable experts at 11.Starting next year, however, fans — and even the executives who run the place — can’t be sure what they’re going to get.Williams announced Tuesday that he will walk away from MSNBC and NBC News

Meghan McCain did not hold back in her upcoming audio memoir, Bad Republican. The 36-year-old outspoken conservative delved into much about the 3 and a half years she spent as a co-host on The View, and according to excerpts of the memoir obtained by the Daily Mail, she even named the people who she did not enjoy interviewing on the show. Those names include former FBI Director James Comey, political commentator Rachel Maddow, and actor Nathan Lane.

Meghan McCain has revealed her favorite and least favorite celebrity guests that she encountered during her time as a co-host on The View.

Meghan McCain is dishing about her time on “The View” in her upcoming book Bad Republican, set to be released on Thursday, Oct. 21.

Bag Man,” based on Rachel Maddow’s Peabody-winnning podcast, which Stiller is directing and producing at Focus Features. He’s also attached to “London” with Oscar Isaac, which is also in development with screenwriter Eric Roth based on a Jo Nesbo short story.

Rachel Maddow is opening up about her recent cancer scare and encouraging her viewers to pay attention to their health. On Wednesday's episode of, the 48-year-old host said she underwent surgery on Friday after a dermatologist told her she had skin cancer.Maddow said her skin cancer was discovered after her partner, Susan Mikula, as well as her longtime hairdresser, noticed that the mole on her neck had changed.

Rachel Maddow is on the mend after being treated for skin cancer.

TheWrap-Up,” hosts Thom Geier and Daniel Goldblatt discussed Rachel Maddow’s big new deal at MSNBC, the movie industry’s big show at CinemaCon and the resignation of Time’s Up CEO Tina Tchen.Then, we’re joined by director of photography Adam Bricker and costume designer Kathleen Felix-Hager — both of whom were nominated for Emmys for their work on Season 1 of the HBO Max series “Hacks.” We discussed how they built the look of the show during the pandemic and how they made Los Angeles look like

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe staff of MSNBC has voted to form a union with WGA East, marking the first such successful organizing drive in cable news.The membership voted 141-58 to organize, according to a tally by the National Labor Relations Board.

according to CNN.A representative for MSNBC did not immediately return a request for comment, but per CNN, this change will happen sometime next year.

Rachel Maddow last week. In Idaho, some doctors are actually prescribing the drug made for cattle.

MSNBC’s star anchor Rachel Maddow has reportedly renewed her contract with the cable news network — but the multi-year deal will see her five-day-a-week show transition into a weekly show.

Rachel Maddow is staying with MSNBC.