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Almost 20 years after Fox abruptly canceled Arsenio Hall’s hit show, the comedian has battled his way back to the top. Well, rather battled his way back on TV as a late night host. Hall recently revived his career after winning NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice, and subsequently landed a talk-show on CBS where he will be the host.
Back in the 90s, Hall was on top of the world when he was hosting his successful late night program The Arsenio Hall Show, but it all came to a fast track end. | Full Story
In an interview last month, Arsenio Hall confirmed that he is returning to late night TV by saying, “In the end I’m a comic, and nothing fits the talk-show mode like a stand-up comic,” Hall said. “I know there are a lot of shows, but I think there’s a space for my show.”
Since then, the studio has been getting ready for his launch and the comedian’s show has already been syndicated in more than 85 percent of the country, according to CBS TV Distribution. | Full Story
Get ready to see pumping fists and hearing the still-popular a “Woof Woof Woof Woof” barking again, because Arsenio Hall is returning to late-night TV. Twenty years after his debut on his first show titled Arsenio Hall, the 56-year-old comedian will attempt a comeback with another syndicated late night show.
In an exclusive interview with Nancy O’Dell, the recent Celebrity Apprentice winner revealed and confirmed that he is indeed returning to late night TV. | Full Story
Arsenio Hall may already be converting his ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ win into bigger and better things. During Sunday’s finale of the NBC business competition show, Hall stated he hoped to turn an Apprentice win into a new talk show hosting gig.
According to TMZ, the former actor and TV personality is currently weighing offers from multiple networks to potentially create a brand new talk show.
NBC reportedly, is one of the several networks courting Arsenio to return to back to television. | Full Story
TV Personality Arsenio Hall and singer Clay Aiken were the last two contestants standing at the Celebrity Apprentice finale, broadcasted live at American Museum of Natural History. Donald Trump crowned the former late-night talk show host the new Celebrity Apprentice after he raised funds for the Magic Johnson Foundation.
Hall and Aiken were given a final task to produce and sell tickets to a staged variety show, which proceeds will benefit a charity of choice. | Full Story
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