Verne Gay is a TV writer for Newsday Media Group and The New York Ledger, focusing on local television news and reviews. With a keen eye for popular TV shows and cultural trends, Verne provides insightful analysis and commentary on the latest developments in the television industry.
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"Blue Bloods" — which begins airing its final eight episodes Friday (WCBS/2, 10 p.m.) — will wrap for good in December. Kevin Wade, meanwhile, has already moved on.
By: Verne Gay
Television has a 76-year legacy of presidential election night coverage dating back to 1948 when Harry S. Truman beat Thomas E. Dewey.
SERIES "Before" WHERE Apple TV+ WHAT IT'S ABOUT Eli (Billy Crystal) is a New York psychiatrist who has decided to give up his practice
By: Verne Gay
It's 20 minutes to 4 on a recent Thursday at Ch. 2 headquarters on West 57th Street, when Maurice DuBois strides into a conference room.
By: Verne Gay
"Berman and Riedel in the Morning," a New York radio staple over much of the last decade, was abruptly canceled last week.
Eddie Redmayne's Jackal is a precision instrument, with no word, movement or number wasted.
By: Verne Gay
DOCUMENTARY "Leonardo da Vinci" WHERE|WHEN Monday and Tuesday at 8 p.m. on WNET/13
Several prominent news anchors and reporters at WOR/710 AM have been let go as part of companywide layoffs at iHeartRadio, including Woodmere native
By: Verne Gay
SERIES "Interior Chinatown" WHERE Hulu WHAT IT'S ABOUT Willis Wu (Jimmy O.
Chuck Scarborough announced his retirement as WNBC/4 anchor during the station's 6 p.m. broadcast Thursday, wrapping a historic run at Ch. 4 that reached the half-century mark this past March.
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