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Live With Kelly and Mark Scores 5th Straight Week of Ratings Growth

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“Live with Kelly and Mark” returned strong from spring break with its fifth straight week of year-over-year ratings growth, TheWrap can exclusively reveal.

During the week of April 6, “Live” averaged 2.41 million total viewers, per Nielsen — rising 1% from last year — with a household rating of 1.59 — up 2% from last year. This marks the fifth week in a row that the daytime talker has grown.

“Live” also saw a 3% uptick from last year among women 18-49, drawing a 0.31 rating during the week. Among both women 18-49 and women 25-54, “Live” saw week-to-week growth, with women 18-49 growing 7% from the previous week while women 25-54 grew double digits with a 0.45 rating, marking an 18% rise from the previous week.

Ratings for the week also saw “Live” outpace its syndicated peers for the 167th consecutive week, with the series pushing ahead of its closest competition by 51% among total viewers, 43% among households, 72% among women 18-49 and 50% among women 25-54.

Season to date, “Live” is averaging 2.43 million viewers — up 56% from its closest competition with 1.57 million viewers — a household rating of 1.58 and a rating of 0.44 among women 25-54 — up 52% and 57% from its closest competitors. Those milestones boost “Live” to dominate its competition for the sixth consecutive season. Among women 25-54, the show has brought in the biggest audience in daytime for the seventh season in a row, with this season averaging a 0.44 rating.

“Live” ranks as the most-watched entertainment talk show on television in all key measures, including total viewers, households and key demos among women for the sixth consecutive season.

The show is also seeing strong numbers in the local New York market, with the show averaging 188,100 viewers since September — rising 91% over its closest competition — as well as a 0.47 rating among adults 25-54 and a 0.68 rating among women 25-54 — up 96% and 134% over the closest competitor, respectively. In that market, Monday’s telecast saw the strongest performance the show has seen in 15 months among adults 25-54 with a 0.80 rating.

Produced by WABC-TV in New York and executive produced by Michael Gelman and Kelly Ripa, “Live with Kelly and Mark” is distributed in national syndication by Disney Entertainment.

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Alan Cumming Says ‘I Don’t Understand Plot’ of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’

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Megyn Kelly Drags Madonna’s ‘Needy’ VMAs Performance

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Megyn Kelly ripped into Madonna’s appearance at the 2026 Video Music Awards, calling the music icon “needy.”

The “Confessions II” singer came out on top Sunday night at the awards show with seven trophies, including Artist of the Year and Best Collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter for their song “Bring Your Love.”

Madonna’s opening performance during the show featured dancers that had a laser seemingly coming out of their crotch area. Kelly railed into the singer, saying that it was unnecessarily vulgar.

“It’s really more of a butt exercise they’re simulating if I’m being honest because I don’t think most people have sex like that,” she said, commenting on the video in real time on Monday’s episode of “The Megyn Kelly Show.” “I don’t know if this is simulated blow jobs or what.”

Kelly also said that the singer started “bombing” while accepting an award later in the night. Madonna pretended to pull the laser out of her butt and drop it.

“Again, the picture of class. Um, sad, but that’s what she thinks is entertaining,” she said.

During another part of the show, Madonna asked the production team to raise the mic, so she wasn’t having to bow down to it, joking that she has “been bowing down to people for too long.”

“What the what? Who? You’re Madonna,” Kelly asserted. “Who have you bowed down to? Give me a break. Stop trying to act like you’re a victim.”

“Could you please try to find a more empowering narrative for age 68, please? I’m begging you,” she added. “She stinks of desperation.”

Later the former Fox News host made fun of Madonna for not even trying to lip sync during her performance, saying that she frauded the audience. She also pointed out what seemed to be padding in her bloomers.

Kelly said that Madonna used to be in good shape, but now at 68, she lost some muscle definition that she once had. The host said that the butt pads looked unnatural.

“It doesn’t look good. She just wants us talking about her, which I’m complying with,” she said. “But again, how is this hot, attractive, sexy? It just telegraphs needy to me.”

Watch the full clip from “The Megyn Kelly Show” above.

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‘ESPN Jeopardy!’ Returns For Season 2 On Hulu & Disney+

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Civilian sports fans can now apply to play the latest version of Jeopardy! after it was revealed that ESPN Jeopardy! is returning for a second season.

Disney+ and Hulu premiered the first season of the show in July with stars such as Jon Hamm, Hannah Storm, Manti Te’o and Adam Pally.

It will now return with everyday sports fans facing off against each other in order to win a $300,000 prize. In the first season, celebrities and ESPN talent competed in the tournament-style event for a $500,000 prize for the charity of their choice.

Joe Buck, who hosts the show, announced the renewal on Monday Night Football as the Philadelphia Eagles prepare to take on the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.

The series, which is also available to watch on the ESPN app, is the latest spinoff of the classic gameshow. It comes after Sports Jeopardy!, which ran for three seasons and over 100 episodes on Crackle, Rock & Roll Jeopardy!, which ran for four seasons on VH1, and, more recently, Celebrity Jeopardy! and Pop Culture Jeopardy!, which is hosted by Saturday Night Live’s Colin Jost and moved from Amazon to Netflix for its second season, which debuted in May. There was also a recent YouTube digital edition.

The series is produced by Sony Pictures Television and Michael Davies, who exec produces the main Jeopardy!, serves as executive producer. It is shot on the Alex Trebek Stage, the official name of Stage 10 at Sony Pictures Studios in Culver City.

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