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entertainment2 years ago

"Emmy Controversies: Exclusions and Tributes at the 2023 and 2024 Awards"

Jerry Springer's exclusion from the In Memoriam segment at the 2024 Emmys has sparked disappointment and criticism, with his rep calling it "very sad." Social media users expressed surprise and frustration over the omission of the talk show host, along with other notable figures like Ryan O'Neal and Ray Stevenson. The Emmys producer explained that the selection process for the segment is handled by the Television Academy, and fans also noted other omissions from the broadcast. The article also includes a list of winners from the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards.

entertainment2 years ago

"Emmys 2024: The Rise and Fall of Peak TV in Review"

Producers of the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards faced criticism for omitting high-profile figures like Jerry Springer from the show's In Memoriam segment, with producer Jesse Collins acknowledging the difficulty of producing the segment. The tribute honored several notable figures but omitted others, including Springer, Ryan O'Neal, and Raquel Welch. Collins explained that the selection process is handled by the Television Academy, while focusing on the creative side of the segment, and emphasized the importance of giving each individual their due respect.

entertainment2 years ago

Jerry Springer remembered and celebrated in Cincinnati.

Friends, family, and fans gathered in Cincinnati to celebrate the life of iconic talk show host and former WLWT anchor Jerry Springer, who passed away at the age of 79 after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. Springer was remembered for his humor, generosity, and political career as a council member and mayor of Cincinnati. The event featured folk music, speeches from loved ones, and a video tribute from lifelong friend Jene Galvin. Springer will be posthumously inducted into the inaugural WLWT Hall of Fame later this summer.

entertainment2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: A Celebration of Life in Cincinnati.

Hundreds of people gathered at Memorial Hall in Cincinnati to celebrate the life of Jerry Springer, who died earlier this week at the age of 79. The memorial service featured speeches from his closest friends and family, live musical performances, and a video performance by Noel Paul Stookey. Springer was remembered as a natural performer, a family man, and someone who never lost sight of what was important. He became famous as host of the popular 'Jerry Springer Show' which ran from 1991 to 2018, but friends say he never forgot who he was or where he came from.

entertainment2 years ago

Cincinnati bids farewell to Jerry Springer with memorial service.

Hundreds of people gathered in Memorial Hall in Cincinnati to celebrate the life of Jerry Springer, the former Cincinnati mayor, talk show host, and news anchor who died on April 27. The memorial was an emotional and sometimes amusing celebration of all things Springer, including his contributions to Democratic politics, his news commentaries as a local anchor, and his friendship. The event celebrated Springer's love of music, particularly folk music, and ended with 35 musicians on stage performing some of his favorite songs.

human-interest2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: From Talk Show Host to Advocate for Children with Disabilities

Jerry Springer, known for his rowdy talk show, had a softer side when it came to his daughter and a school in Evanston where she volunteered. Katie Springer volunteered at Park School, a public school for students with disabilities, for over two decades. Jerry Springer often visited the school to pick up his daughter and engaged with students. He donated over $200,000 to build a multisensory enrichment space for students and gave a "powerful" speech at a fundraiser for Noah's Playground for Everyone, a fully accessible playground in Evanston.

entertainment2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: Funeral and Legacy

A celebration of life for legendary talk show host Jerry Springer will be held in Cincinnati next month. Springer, who was also a former mayor of Cincinnati, died on April 27 at the age of 79. He was known for his namesake TV show, which ran for 27 years, as well as his political career and tenure as a news anchor. The celebration of life will be held at Memorial Hall on Friday, June 9 at noon and will be a ticketed event.

health2 years ago

Examining the Legacy of Jerry Springer: From Pancreatic Cancer to Unapologetic Authenticity

Experts in Cincinnati are conducting research on pancreatic cancer to improve outcomes and survival rates for patients. Pancreatic cancer is often asymptomatic until it reaches later stages, making it difficult to diagnose. Doctors are using screening programs to check people with a family history of the disease and are working to find early warning signs to reverse the trajectory of the disease. Smoking is one of the biggest causes of pancreatic cancer.

entertainment2 years ago

Uncovering the Truth Behind Jerry Springer's Death

Jerry Springer, former Cincinnati mayor and longtime TV host, has died at the age of 79 after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Springer's tabloid talk show, known for its outrageous arguments and physical fights between guests, came to an end in 2018 after more than 4,000 episodes and more than 25 years on the air. He was known as the "grandfather of trash TV" and admitted his show had no redeeming social value other than escapism.

entertainment2 years ago

Unveiling the Cause of Jerry Springer's Death and Legacy

Jerry Springer, the longtime TV talk show host, has died at the age of 79 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Known for his namesake show's tabloid-style drama and chair-throwing, Springer also had a political career, serving as Cincinnati's mayor and making an unsuccessful run for Ohio governor. He later became a news anchor and commentator before returning to television as a talk show host and star of "Judge Jerry."

entertainment2 years ago

Unveiling the Cause of Jerry Springer's Death

Jerry Springer, the longtime TV talk show host, has died at the age of 79 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Known for his namesake show's tabloid-style drama and chair-throwing, Springer also had a successful political career, serving as Cincinnati's mayor in 1977. He later became a news anchor and commentator before transitioning to a talk show host in the early '90s. Springer bid farewell to Cincinnati in 1993 and continued to make a splash with his podcast and courtroom show "Judge Jerry."

health2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: From Politician to TV Icon and His Battle with Pancreatic Cancer

Jerry Springer, the controversial talk show host, died at age 79 from pancreatic cancer, which accounts for about 3% of all cancers in the United States and about 7% of all cancer deaths. Pancreatic cancer is difficult to diagnose and most cases are diagnosed at advanced stages, making it largely incurable. Other public figures who have died from the disease include Alex Trebek, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Aretha Franklin. Risk factors for pancreatic cancer include smoking, obesity, diabetes, and chronic inflammation of the pancreas. Symptoms can include jaundice, pain, and weight loss.

entertainment2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: The Iconic TV Host and Politician Passes Away at 79.

Jerry Springer, the longtime talk show host, has died at the age of 79. Springer, whose controversial talk show ran from 1991 to 2018, was known for his ability to connect with people. He also had a career in politics, serving as the mayor of Cincinnati for one year. Springer most recently hosted his own syndicated courtroom show "Judge Jerry," which was canceled in early 2022 after three seasons. He is survived by his daughter Katie.

entertainment2 years ago

Remembering Jerry Springer: The Unapologetic Godfather of Trashy Reality TV

Jerry Springer, the host of the eponymous talk show, died at 79 after a brief illness. His sensationalized programming helped lay the foundation for today's media landscape, according to experts. Springer's show, which initially focused on serious, issue-based topics, transformed into a ratings powerhouse with physical violence, sex, and lurid drama taking center stage. While some credit him with opening the door for reality programming, others criticize the show for perpetuating harmful stereotypes and exploiting vulnerable people. Despite this, Springer managed to avoid cancellation and went on to host other shows.