| Display title | Entertainment Tonight |
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| Date of page creation | 21:27, 1 November 2013 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A magazine-format journalistic television series, created in 1981 by Alfred Masini and originally produced and distributed by Paramount, featuring Mary Hart and a score of other hosts and reporters discussing the recent news in Hollywood. A major enabler of the Hollywood Hype Machine, as well as a tabloid journal, it's a mixture of hype, interviews, and sensationalism about the latest rumors and dating habits of the rich and famous. Airs daily in half-hour segments, and has done so for years. Country-specific spin-offs have popped up in the UK, Canada, Brazil, and others. The show is now produced and distributed by CBS, which replaced Paramount successor CBS Paramount Television after the CBS-Viacom breakup in 2005. |