FitzPatrick mentioned how frequently the program was pre-empted in 2020 due to COVID updates and press conferences. Some 90% of the Access Hollywood staff has been working from home, and countless interviews have been conducted via digital platforms. Hosts Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover and Scott Evans and correspondents Sibley Scoles and Zuri Hall take viewers behind the velvet ropes and onto the red carpet to. “The five of them really like each other,” said FitzPatrick. Lopez, Hoover and Evans host Access Daily. Access Hollywood hosts are Mario Lopez, Kit Hoover and Scott Evans, and the correspondents are Sibley Scoles and Zuri Hall. The show’s cast reflects America, even if it is a little better-looking. “It feels honest and authentic.”Īccess Hollywood has also worked hard to better reflect other minority communities, FitzPatrick said, and LGBTQ viewers too. Nowadays, “it’s kinky, wavy, curly and straight,” he said. Years back, Evans said a segment on hair would feature blonde and brunette locks. “A lot of shows, particularly entertainment shows, wouldn’t use that kind of content.” hosts for the big entertainment journalism shows like Access Hollywood and. “I was encouraged to speak authentically about what I was experiencing,” he said. Game Show Host Todd Newton summed up the hosting industry incredibly well. In 2019 became, she became the host of the flagship program Access Hollywood. Since September 13, 2010, Kit has been working as the co-host of Access Hollywood Live ( currently Access Live). Henson, to people behind the scenes in Hollywood, the special also detailed the unrest happening around America.Įvans shared what he saw at protests in Los Angeles. Kit served as the co-host of the show alongside Mike Goldberg, and the sideline reporter at the same time. In June, Access Hollywood premiered a 30-minute special called “A Celebration of Black Voices.” Offering the viewpoints of a range of Black personalities, from celebrities such as Kerry Washington and Taraji P.
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Marson’s response, according to Evans, was, “We’re already on it.” Just after George Floyd’s death in May, Evans contacted executive producer Mike Marson and said the show had to do something meaningful on the Black struggle in America. Viewers appreciated hearing about people who don’t top-line films or have hit songs. After COVID hit, Access Hollywood did lots of stories on those FitzPatrick called “the unsung heroes in our country” - first responders helping America handle a grave crisis. That had Access Hollywood well-positioned when viewers’ attitudes toward entertainment shifted in 2020. “The audience sees a reflection of themselves,” said FitzPatrick, who joined NBCUniversal in 2018. While celebs will always be the primary focus, the story lineup made more time for topics such as fashion, hair and makeup, which meant screen time for individuals who are not household names or faces. Why They’re Being Honored: The award is presented to Access Hollywood to recognize its diverse cast and its coverage of television industry diversity and inclusion efforts.Īccess Hollywood offers the latest entertainment news, along with true-crime headlines. Award: Program Reflection of Inclusion in Television
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