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If you're one of the many people who literally cannot get enough of #ChrissyTeigen and #JohnLegend, you'll be happy to know that they've created an entire Christmas special for NBC featuring all their favorite celebrity friends. In the variety show, John performs songs from his new album "A Legendary Christmas," while the two of them "prep" for a holiday party. Here are the very best moments from the 42 absolutely blissful minutes of content they just blessed us with. When Kris Jenner surprises Chrissy with party favor s Your favorite momager swings by to drop off a gift for Chrissy—customized 'Khrissy' headband favors for all the guests at her party, of course! "Everything is better spelled with a 'K'," Kris explained. "Isn't it fantastic?" Truly, yes, it is. Chrissy also signs a contract making Kris her mom, because that's how the Kardashian-Jenner fam gets it  done . When John and

You can call him Judge Jerry now. #JerrySpringer, whose eponymous (and infamous) talk show was canceled earlier this year, is returning to syndicated TV next fall in his own courtroom show from NBC Universal. As Judge Jerry, Springer will hear cases and render a verdict. “For the first time in my life, I am going to be called honorable,” Springer said in a statement. “My career is coming full circle and I finally get to put my law degree to use after all these years.” Judge Jerry has already been sold in 75% of the country to major station groups. His half-hour, daily court show will tape in front of a live studio audience at the Stamford Media Center in Connecticut, home to The Steve Wilkos Show and Maury. In June, NBC Universal made the decision to stop producing The Jerry Springer Show, which had aired in syndication since 1991. Springer, 74, did not release a statement about the show’s cancellation but had previously commented about rumors of the show’s demise to ET‘s Kevi

We need more voices on our television screens that reflect where this country really is and where it’s going, writes Stereo Williams. Megyn Kelly is out at NBC. Things aren’t official as of yet, but numerous reports indicate the host won’t be returning to her 9 a.m. show Megyn Kelly Today. NBC News bet big on Megyn Kelly when the network lured her from Fox News with a three-year, $69 million deal, seeking a hike in Today ratings that were already strong. They also expected an anchor for a 60 Minutes-style Sunday evening news magazine. But that Sunday show crashed and burned, as did ratings for the 9 a.m. hour of Today during Kelly’s tenure—according to Nielsen, the show fell about 14 percent to 2.4 million viewers. The New York Times reported that NBC News president Noah Oppenheim and Megyn Kelly Today executive producer Jackie Levin told staffers on Thursday to prep for a little hiatus: “Mr. Oppenheim and Ms. Levin also informed them that they would be moved into new jobs at the

Megyn Kelly is a day away from settling with NBC, and we've just learned something shocking -- NBC was paying her $25 million a year and the network may end up settling for close to $50 MILLION. Sources familiar with the negotiations tell TMZ ... Megyn's deal is 3 years firm, and she has around 1 year and 10 months to go. We're told her lawyer, Bryan Freedman, is going to have a call with NBC brass tomorrow and demand the network pay her full remaining salary, or face a lawsuit. We're told Freedman's case is that Kelly was targeted early on after she made critical remarks about Matt Lauer on her show after he was fired for sexual harassment. Lauer was well-liked at NBC, and the staff and talent became royally pissed off at Kelly because they felt she was attacking Lauer "with glee." Our sources say Kelly believes her comments about NBC News Chairman Andy Lack pissed off Lack and other brass, and they had it out for her. As for ending the relationsh

Will Kevin survive all the turmoil in his life on  This Is Us ? ET’s Katie Krause caught up with the actor behind the character,  Justin Hartley ,  to chat about what fans can expect to see in season three, and if he’s got what it takes to make it through his battle with addiction and grieving the loss of his father Jack (Milo Ventimiglia). “Well he’s fresh from that. He’s in recovery,” Hartley said. “He’s in remission but he’s barely there. I think he’s got one foot in the door, but the other one’s on a banana peel, maybe.” The 41-year-old actor added that his on-screen alter ego's demons concern him, including whether or not he'll survive and make it through all the ups and downs. On the popular drama, fans have seen his co-star Sterling K. Brown's character Randall aged in the future, but not Kevin. " ... Because on our show you never know, you might not live," he acknowledged, before answering "Yes!" when asked if he's worried about Kev