Access Hollywood & More: End of an Era in Syndication

0:00From Birmingham, this is your March 15 update. NBC Universal just announced that the long-running entertainment show Access Hollywood is wrapping up after nearly 30 years on the air. This decision is part of bigger changes, as the company pulls the plug on original production for first-run syndication shows. That means talk programs like Caramo and the Steve Wulco show are also coming to an end. According to network leaders, these moves help match what local stations want these days. They'll keep distributing older shows but stop making new ones in this format. First-run syndication, built stars like Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres, but streaming services and shifting audiences have made it tough to keep. Investing, Access Hollywood is hosted by Mario Lopez, Kid Hoover, Scott Evans, and Zuri Hall in his 30th year. Meanwhile, Caramo is in season 4. Steve Wulco's in his 19th and the Kelly Clarkson show already plans to end after seven seasons. The Daily News Now is powered by our sponsor, link in the description.

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