Television producer who went in front of the cameras to host Watch What Happens Live, becoming the first openly gay late night talk-show host.
Before Fame After earning a bachelor's degree in broadcast journalism he spent 10 years producing newscasts for CBS and joined Bravo in 2005.
Trivia As a pop culture aficionado, he regularly appeared on talk shows like Morning Joe, Live with Regis and Kelly, and The View. Read More...
Bob Cobert, the Grammy- and Emmy-nominated composer of television’s “Dark Shadows” and “The Winds of War,” died of pneumonia Feb. 19, in Palm Desert, Calif. He was 95.
Cobert’s themes for the 1960s Gothic horror soap “Dark Shadows” – “great spook music,” he once called it – were his most popular compositions, and “Quentin’s Theme” (for the character played by David Selby) became a top 10 hit in 1969 as recorded by the Charles Randolph Grean Sound, earning a Grammy nomination as Best Instrumental Theme. Read More...
After three weeks of ministerial screening, the Senate has finally confirmed all 36 ministerial nominees as Ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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The confirmation process of one of the nominee, Rotimi Amaechi was however greeted with extreme disgust from the PDP senators.
Legit.ng was live at the Red Chamber to bring you minute-by-minute account of the confirmation process. Read our coverage below:
16:32: After three weeks of ministerial screening, the Senate has finally confirmed all 36 ministerial nominees as Ministers. Read More...