The former "Entertainment Tonight" host -- whose company is producing and self-distributing a new daily talk show -- is keeping his budgets low and targeting cities where his radio show is popular as he looks to compete with higher-profile players.
The former "Entertainment Tonight" host -- whose company is producing and self-distributing a new daily talk show -- is keeping his budgets low and targeting cities where his radio show is popular as he looks to compete with higher-profile players.
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