Heather Nauert Returning To Fox News Channel

Heather Nauert is slated to return to Fox News Channel in the near future and is expected to co-host the weekday editions of The Big Story with John Gibson. She recently left ABC News, whom she joined after having left FNC in the Spring of 2005.

No More SkinnerVille On "Studio B?"

Until recently, Jane Skinner, who hosts an hour of Fox News Live each weekday (11:00 AM Pacific Time), did a news update half-way thourgh Studio B with Shepard Smith, then had a brief chat with Shep during a minisegment entitled SkinnerVille. It looks like that segment has been done away with.

Uma, Carly, and Friend

Here's a look at Uma Pemmaraju's interview with singer Carly Simon, as seen on her Fox News Channel special, Secrets of Success, which aired this past Sunday.

Don't Care For "Red Eye"

I don't care for that late night show entitled "Red Eye." I consider the show too goofballish, childish, and tabloid.

A Sunday Special For Uma

Fox News Channel's own Uma Pemmaraju has a special scheduled to air this afternoon at 1PM Pacific Time entitled Secrets For Success. This show features interviews with celebrities on how they have succeeded in their fields of endeavor.

Regular Hosting Gig For Uma?

The past three Sundays, Fox News Channel's very own Uma Pemmaraju has hosted the 90-minute period of Fox News Live from 7:00 to 8:30 AM Pacific Time (as well as doing news updates on the Sunday editions of Fox & Friends Weekend). Could it be that she has landed a regular hosting assignment? Let's all hope so. UMAniacs from all over have waited for four years since Uma's return for this talented veteran to have her own show. Speaking of shows, it has been reported on one or more Yahoo groups that she's been working on some upcoming special programming slated to air over the next few months on FNC.

The First Amendment Lost Thursday

Let me begin by writing that what Don Imus said last week on his syndicated radio show, simulcast of MSNBC, concerning the Rutgers women's basketball team, was absolutely stupid and obnoxious. Nevertheless, with the cancellation this past Thursday by CBS Radio of Mr. Imus' radio show, the day after MSNBC pulled the plug on its' I-Man simulcasts, with both versions being hit by advertiser defections, there seems to be a new chill in the air as far as what you can say over the airwaves are concerned. Meanwhile, you still have garbage eminating from crap---uh----Rap "Music Artists" whom I will not mention here that are violent and degrading that is still being allowed on the air, far worse than the brain-dead and inaccurate descriptions Don said on his now-defunct radio show about the Rutgers women's basketball team.