Mes: septiembre 2019

(CBS) Jeff Probst is hoping to outwit, outplay and 영주출장업소 outlast on daytime television. The “Survivor” host has inked a deal with CBS Television Distribution to develop a first-run talk show slated to debut in fall 2012. Pictures: “Survivor: Redemption Island” The one-hour show will cover topics ranging from newsmakers of the day to families and individuals facing challenges. “I’m fascinated with human nature and thrilled that this show will allow me the opportunity to connect with real people and explore their stories on a personal level,” Probst said in a release. “As I continue with ‘Survivor,’ I am excited to extend my relationship with CBS with this new adventure in the world of daytime.” “Anyone who has seen Jeff on ‘Survivor’ knows how he connects with people, and has an instinct that makes him a natural and compelling host for daytime. With the same adventure Jeff approaches his own life, the show will take the same path. Whether it’s a newsmaker-of-the-day, a celebrity or ordinary folks, Jeff will go further than typical discussion. The show will cover a range of topics from relationships to human interest. And like Jeff, the show will encourage action, change and discovery. We are very fortunate to have him,” added Aaron Meyerson, president of Programming and Development for CTD. Probst has hosted all 22 seasons of “Survivor,” and is a regular fill-in for...

(CBS/AP) “Harry Potter” star Daniel Radcliffe has revealed he battled with a secret alcohol problem and is no longer drinking. The 21-year-old actor tells GQ U.K. that he began to drink too much while filming “Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince,” the sixth movie in the “Potter” film franchise, in 2009. Pictures: Daniel RadcliffePictures:”Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” Premiere “I became so reliant on (alcohol) to enjoy stuff,” he told the magazine “There were a few years there when I was just so enamored with the idea of living some sort of famous person’s lifestyle that really isn’t suited to me.” “As much as I would love to be a person that goes to parties and has a couple of drinks and has a nice time – that doesn’t work for me. I do that very unsuccessfully,” he said about his decision to cut out drinking altogether, instead of simply cutting down. “I’d just rather sit at home and read, or go out to dinner with someone, or talk to someone I love, or talk to somebody that makes me laugh.” Radcliffe adds that sobriety has also helped him become a better boyfriend. “I’m actually enjoying the fact that I can have a relationship with my girlfriend (Olive Uniacke) where I’m really pleasant and not f—— up totally all the time,” he says. Radcliffe shot to fame...

Several drugs are scoring big wins against common cancers, setting new standards for how to treat many prostate, breast and lung tumors. There’s even a “uni-drug” that may fight many forms of the disease. What’s especially striking: The drugs are beneficial in some cases for more than a year, much longer than the few months many new drugs provide.  Here are some highlights from the world’s largest cancer meeting, the American Society of Clinical Oncology conference in Chicago: Janssen Biotech’s Zytiga improved survival and delayed cancer growth for 18 months when added to standard care in a study of 1,200 men with advanced prostate cancer. The drug is approved to treat tumors that are resistant to hormone therapy; this study tested it as an initial treatment. More in Cancer The study was stopped early because men on Zytiga were living longer — 66 percent were alive after three years versus 49 percent of a comparison group not given the drug. Zytiga also delayed the time until cancer worsened — 33 months versus 15 months for the others. In a second study of 1,900 men newly diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, adding Zytiga to usual treatment also improved survival: 83 percent were alive at three years versus 76 percent of men not given the drug. Zytiga also cut the chance of relapse and serious bone problems. Zytiga caused more side...

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