Ryan Seacrest Weighs In On Possible More 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' Spinoffs

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentIn spite of a disastrous box office situation, the Italian film industry is staying buoyant thanks to increased exports, a friendly rapport with streaming giants and support from the government of Prime Minister Mario Draghi that is pumping money into a revamp of Rome’s Cinecittà Studios.“Production never stopped and ailing movie theaters have been able to get subsidies,” says Francesco Rutelli, the former Rome mayor who heads Italy’s motion picture association, Anica. The org recently broadened its member base to include executives from Amazon Prime Video, Disney and ViacomCBS, after Netflix had joined.This move — which is unique in Europe — indicates the level of friendly dialogue between film producers and streaming platforms in Italy, best encapsulated by Paolo Sorrentino’s “The Hand of God,” Italy’s international Oscar nominee.

Wyatte Grantham-Philips editorThe season of love is officially upon us — and while many may be looking forward to enjoying time with their significant others this Valentine’s Day (perhaps accompanied by chocolate and a classic rom-com), others may be searching for a good cry.There’s no shame in however you’ll spend the holiday, but if you’re hoping to watch love (or heartbreak) unfold during your celebration this year, rewatching moments from beloved TV shows might be the perfect fit.Television can bring tears to eyes for countless reasons, but watching the ends of some of our favorite on-screen romances never stops us from grabbing that box of tissues. This list features some of the most heart-wrenching breakup moments in TV history — from the devastation following Ross and Rachel’s “break” on “Friends,” to Rue and Jules saying goodbye at that train station in “Euphoria.”These 30 scenes include moments of break-ups, the awkward aftermath and tear-jerking interactions leading up to a couple’s split.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItaly’s robust 2022 Berlinale representation of a half-dozen titles runs the gamut from the latest works by venerable veterans Paolo Taviani and Dario Argento to pics by fresh new Cinema Italiano voices including Chiara Bellosi, whose first film, “Ordinary Justice,” launched from Berlin in 2020.Taviani, who is 91, is returning to Berlin but alone this time — his filmmaker brother, Vittorio, with whom he won a Golden Bear in 2012 for “Caesar Must Die,” passed away in 2018 — in competition with surreal drama “Leonora Addio,” inspired by a short story by Italian playwright and author Luigi Pirandello. Argento, who set his 1977 chiller “Suspiria” in Germany, will be at the Berlinale for the first time as a director with Rome-set suspenser “Dark Glasses,” though he was on the fest’s main jury panel in 2001.

“Black Like Me” at the Grammys, was the first African-American woman to co-host the ACM Awards and rocked a supersize Afro when she did “Love My Hair” at the CMAs.Now, the 38-year-old singer — whose debut album, “Remember Her Name,” is up for three Grammys in April — will have another memorable moment when she performs the national anthem at the Super Bowl on Sunday. “It’s Black History Month, and a black country singer gets to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl. Wow,” Guyton told The Post. “This is a huge moment for me.

Kanye West is taking shots at Pete Davidson, the boyfriend of his ex Kim Kardashian, amid his very public efforts to win her back.

The Super Bowl Halftime Show is always a big deal as millions tune in to watch the big game and the performance each year.

While that result is consistent with the $11-13 million projections for the Agatha Christie adaptation from Kenneth Branagh, they are also less than half of the $28.6 million opening earned in 2018 by its predecessor, “Murder on the Orient Express.” Tracking was so low for the murder mystery because “Orient Express” had an opening weekend audience that was heavily skewed towards audiences over the age of 50; an age demographic that has shown up far less often since the pandemic began, not to mention the usual slowdown in theater turnout that comes on Super Bowl weekend. Reception for “Nile” has been somewhat positive with a 66% Rotten Tomatoes score and a B on CinemaScore.

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Kris Jenner has confessed she is still struggling to deal with the end of the popular reality show that catapulted the Kardashians to global fame, now that viewers and fans of the family will no longer be able to keep up with Kim, Khloe and Kourtney, as well as Kylie, Kendall and the rest of the famous members of the family that started their career on the entertainment business after the success of the cultural phenomenon.

Kris Jenner insists it still “hasn’t hit her” that her family’s reality TV show, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, is coming to an end after 20 seasons.The mom-of-six spoke with executive producer Ryan Seacrest during an appearance on his On Air With Ryan Seacrest radio show on iHeart Radio on Thursday (September 10, 2020), and she confessed she’s been “very very emotional this morning” about the news.“You’re going to make me cry all over again,” she said, explaining: “I woke up and was in the gym at five (am) with (daughters) Khloe and Kim, and we just kind of sat there and looked at each other and said, ‘Whoa, what a ride’.”She continued: “I think the number 20 used to sound good until 2020, but the number 20 just seemed like the right

Ryan Seacrest spoke out on whether he thinks the Kardashians will ever do more Keeping Up With the Kardashians spinoffs after its season 20 end.“I don’t know the answer to that,” Seacrest, who has been an executive producer on KUWTK since the series’ debut, told Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, September 9. “We have not crossed that bridge yet.”The Kardashian family announced on Tuesday, September 8, that their E! series — which gave life to 12 spinoffs, including Kourtney and Kim Take New York and Khloé and Lamar — will air its final season in 2021.

Keeping Up With The Kardashians producer Ryan Seacrest is opening up whether there’s room for a spin-off of KUWTK, following the show’s announcement that it will be ending soon.The 45-year-old executive producer of the popular reality show told Entertainment Tonight that he wasn’t sure a spin-off would happen just yet, or at all. “I don’t know the answer to that.

Kris Jenner is processing the end of an era.

is coming to an end after 20 seasons — but does that mean fans will ever see the Kardashian-Jenner crew onscreen again? Ryan Seacrest, who serves as executive producer of the show, dished on the possibility of getting more spinoffs after the family says goodbye to «I don't know the answer to that. We have not crossed that bridge yet,» Seacrest tells ET's Rachel Smith while promoting the iHeartRadio Festival.

Ryan Seacrest is looking back on a legacy.

 Kelly Ripa  and her co-host, Ryan Seacrest were both filming their morning talk show, Live with Kelly and Ryan from their home, we luckily got to see a lot of Ripa’s hunk of a husband,  Mark Consuelos . Sometimes he’d pop in for a segment, other times he’d be sitting alongside his wife talking about the day’s topics.

is coming to an end in early 2021 with its 20th season, the show's executive producer, Ryan Seacrest, commented on the news on Wednesday's episode of has been on the air since 2007, making it one of the longest-running reality television series ever. Seacrest looked back on the show's «amazing run» and thanked the entire Kardashian family, but more specifically, Kris Jenner.«I almost feel like I'm family with her, and she is truly an amazing partner and I think one of the savviest business people on the planet,» he said.

Ryan Seacrest reflected on the early days of Keeping Up With the Kardashians following the news that the reality series is coming to an end in 2021.Seacrest, 45, served as executive producer of the show since its debut in October 2007 and also had a hand in the creation of its spin-offs, including Khloé and Lamar and Kourtney and Kim Take New York. On Wednesday, September 9, the radio host dished on how the series began during an episode of Live With Kelly and Ryan.“It was about 14 and a half years ago, [Kris Jenner] was looking to do a show with the family.

After 13 years, Ryan Seacrest still has nothing but love for the Kardashian-Jenner family.

Keeping Up with the Kardashians shrieked onto our screens (and made the family a surefire staple on all our social media), the family has announced that the 20th series of the once warts-'n'-all reality series will be their last. While we can keep up with Kourtney, Kim and Khloe’s goings-on via their Instagram accounts, the inital few series of KUWTK shows the sisters in a simpler light long before they were all social media superstars.The brainchild of momager Kris Jenner and Ryan Seacrest, who wanted to recreate the success of The Osbournes, Keeping Up With the Kardashians was initially panned by critics for lacking substance and peddling people who were famous for fame’s sake.

“Keeping Up With the Kardashians” is coming to an end. The announcement of the reality show’s close was made by Kim Kardashian on Tuesday via Instagram in a letter “to our amazing fans.” “It is with heavy hearts that we’ve made the difficult decision as a family to say goodbye to ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians," the 39-year-old reality star and businesswoman captioned a lengthy note.

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest are back in business on the set of Live! in New York City.

Peter White Television EditorKeeping Up With The Kardashians, the long-running reality series that has made stars of the likes of Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner, is to end next year.The family broke the news in an Instagram post (below).The show, which is produced by Bunim-Murray Productions and exec produced by Ryan Seacrest, premiered on October 14 2007. Its 19th season will begin airing on September 17 and will be followed by one final season, season 20, in 2021.“It is with heavy hearts that we say goodbye to Keeping Up with the Kardashians.

Kelly Ripa was excited to get all dolled up for her and Ryan Seacrest's return to the studio in New York City. The co-hosts have been doing the show remotely for months due to the coronavirus pandemic and were thrilled to be physically together again — even if it meant they had to sit six feet apart and were not playing to a live studio audience. Throughout quarantine, Ripa has updated viewers on her gray roots coming in, and was happy to report on Tuesday that she was able to make her first trip to the salon ahead of her return to the studio.«I got my hair colored and styled and it felt incredible just to have it really done,» she told Seacrest, who had some follow-up questions.«Walk me through it when you say you had it done,» he asked

Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest are back in the studio. The “Live with Kelly and Ryan” hosts returned to their New York City studio on Tuesday after doing the show remotely for 180 days due to the coronavirus pandemic.

New mom and singer Katy Perry is showing off the adorable gift that Ryan Seacrest sent to her for her newborn daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom. The 35-year-old singer shared a fun boomerang on her Instagram Stories over the weekend to show fans his gift which consisted of a trunk filled with books and stuffed toys for Katy‘s first child with fiance Orlando Bloom. “Thank you unc [uncle] @ryanseacrest,” Katy wrote on the caption as the boomerang played on.

Kelly Ripa is one of the most successful TV stars in America, and brightens up our mornings on Live with Kelly and Ryan, alongside co-host Ryan Seacrest. Mark Consuelos' wife started out her career in the 1990s on the soap All My Children, and went on to play Hope in the popular ABC sitcom, Hope and Faith, between 2003 and 2006.

Katy Perry is showing off the adorable gift that Ryan Seacrest sent to her for her newborn daughter, Daisy Dove Bloom.