Links to the past ...
Bo & Jo! (Images via ABC)
DO YOU REMEMBER?: Classic-TV names popped up on the list for Season 27 of Dancing with the Stars: John Schneider () and the reclusive Nancy McKeon () will strut their stuff.
Doug. Sigh! (Image via pinup)
TVLINE: Doug Davidson, 63, has been dropped from The Young & the Restless after a 40-year run. He confirmed the departure via Twitter.
Angie Dickinson (b. 1931) was Dressed to Kill in 1980 ... and to be killed! (Image via Filmways)
THE FILM EXPERIENCE: Celebrating perverse director Brian De Palma's 78th birthday with a list of his twisted best!
Reiner says Nicholson was eager to do take after take. (Image via video still)
EW: Rob Reiner, 71, goes "Couch Surfing" with Entertainment Weekly, saying — among other things — that Jack Nicholson (b. 1937) did his famous A Few Good Men (1992) scene multiple times off-camera before giving the same performance, with the same intensity, on-camera.
Of these three women, only one fits LBT's blind item perfectly. (Images via CBS, NBC & ABC)
KENNETH IN THE (212): Linda Bloodworth-Thomason's (b. 1947) searing essay about her experience with deposed CBS tyrant Les Moonves (b. 1949) has everyone guessing which TV actress he allegedly fired, then tongue-kissed against her will.
Brown no longer Brown-nosing Moonves (Image via CBS)
USA TODAY: Candice Bergen, 72, who had defended Moonves, seems to be evolving in her thinking.
#OnThisDay in 1916, Roald Dahl was born in Llandaff, Cardiff. #RoaldDahlDay2018 pic.twitter.com/o9lhDWPvnU
— Deirdre Heenan (@deirdreheenan) September 13, 2018
BBC: Happy Roald Dahl day! The author was born 102 years ago this day:
You can do magic ... (Image via The Amazing Kreskin)
THE AMAZING KRESKIN: The Amazing Kreskin, 83, is launching a tour.
Hard to believe it's been so long! (GIF via ABC)
CLOSER: It's been 15 years since John RItter (1948-2003) died of an aortic dissection at just 55 years old.
Meron said the Emmy was in honor of Zadan's devotion to the musical as a popular art form. (Image via video still)
GREG IN HOLLYWOOD: Watch Neil Meron (b. 1955) honor his late producing partner Craig Zadan, who died at age 69 on August 20, while picking up their Emmy for the TV version of Jesus Christ Superstar (2018).
