Kayla Cobb is a Senior TV Reporter at TheWrap. With over seven years of experience covering the TV industry, she specializes in entertainment, particularly in areas such as documentaries and true crime. Kayla's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Daily Telegraph, Yahoo News, and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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By: Kayla Cobb
Though Richard Gere and Bowen Yang stopped by “The Tonight Show,” there was only one name that made the NBC studio audience scream: Jin . The BTS
Fox Entertainment is extending its streaming partnership with Hulu for multiple years.
By: Kayla Cobb
The Daily Show host Desi Lydic weighted in on Trump potentially picking Dr. Oz to lead the CMS and joked about his cabinet.
By: Kayla Cobb
Following rumors Dr. Oz could lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, “The Daily Show” host Desi Lydic had some choice words.
NBC has given an additional five episodes to Happy's Place, its Reba McEntire comedy, brining its episode count to 18.
By: Kayla Cobb
NBC seems to be happy with “Happy's Place.” The NBC comedy starring Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman was given five additional episodes, bringing its Season 1 episode count up to 18.
Travis Kelce may be in the world of game shows, but Jason Kelce is jumping into late night. The former Philadelphia Eagles player is set to host “They Call It Late Night,” a new series coming to ESPN in January.
There won't be a strike on PBS after all. WGA -represented writers for the public network reached an agreement ahead of their cutoff time midnight on Thursday, TheWrap has learned.
By: Kayla Cobb
Jimmy Fallon took to The Tonight Show to poke fun at Matt Gaetz following the announcement he's stepping down as an attorney general pick.
By: Kayla Cobb
The Taylor Sheridan universe continues to be a big winner for Paramount Global. The Season 2 premiere of “Lioness,” which comes from MTV Entertainment
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