Ex Seinfeld Writer Doesn’t Hold Back While Explaining Why Cocaine Was So Popular Among TV Show Staffs In The ‘80s: ‘Everybody Was Doing It’

Today’s TV schedules might be as rich as those from the 1980s prime-time, but the inner workings of Hollywood have significantly evolved. As Larry Charles recounted to Page Six, when he began his career in 1980 by writing for a show called Fridays, which was similar to SNL, the industry norms and unrealistic deadlines were stringent. This is why stimulants often made their way into writers’ rooms during that era.

The Dark Secrets Behind The Gilded Age’s Trips to Newport

In the recently-aired episode of The Gilded Age, entitled “Love Is Never Easy,” we revisit Newport as Peggy Scott (Denée Benton), a driven writer and secretary to socialite Agnes van Rhijn, journeys there with her parents to convalesce at a cousin’s home following a prolonged illness. During her stay, Peggy finds herself pursued by the physician who attends to her health needs, and uncovers that his family holds significant influence within Newport’s African-American community.

Why Tiffany Franco Never Had a Chance on 90 Day: Hunt For Love

In the final moments of the last “90 Day: Hunt for Love” episode, the ambulance drama reared its head once more. However, since it’s clear who winds up in the hospital, my attention was primarily on Tiffany Franco. Among the numerous cast members seeking love at the Mexico resort, Tiffany is one of them. Yet, I find myself becoming increasingly convinced that she will depart this show without any romantic prospects.