Top 10 Hottest Fox News Girls

Fox Fan here… A list of the Top 10 Hottest Fox News Girls – Fox News Babes. They bring you the news, we bring you the views.
I adore beautiful women and the halls of Fox are loaded with some of the most gorgeous ladies in the world. From the girl next door, to the elegant, to fashion model serious… there’s a female at Fox for every taste. But these ladies aren’t just looks, they’re extremely talented and have helped propel Fox News to the top of the cable news ratings. Have a look at the  10 of thehottest female anchors and reporters fromn Fox News and Fox Business.

10. Jamie Colby

Jamie Colby currently serves as co-anchor of FOX News Channel’s (FNC) “America’s News Headquarters” (Saturdays 1-2PM/ET and Sundays 10-11AM and 12-1PM/ET). She joined the network in 2003 and is based in the New York bureau.
Prior to joining FNC, Colby was a correspondent for CNN. She also served as an anchor and reporter for CBS News, WPIX-TV (CW 11) and WNYW-TV (FOX 5) in New York, NY.

9. Sandra Smith

Sandra Smith joined FOX Business Network (FBN) as a reporter in October 2007. A graduate of Louisiana State University, Smith began her career as a research associate at Aegis Capital. There, she assisted in the research and analysis of retail stocks, prepared weekly stock newsletters to clients and identified investment opportunities.
Prior to joining FBN, Smith was an on-air reporter for Bloomberg Television.

8. Rebecca Diamond

Twitter: @gogodiamond
Rebecca Diamond currently appears as a contributor on other Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. She hosted the Fox Business Network TV show Happy Hour which was broadcast live from the Bull & Bear bar in the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City.
Diamond graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, where she majored in Broadcast Journalism. She worked as an anchor/reporter for Lifetime Television and as a business writer for The Associated Press.

7. Patti Ann Browne

Twitter: @pattiannbrowne
Patti Ann Browne currently serves as a co-host for Fox News Channel’s (FNC) “Fox & Friends First” (weekdays 5-6 a.m. ET). Additionally, she anchors hourly news updates for the Fox News Radio network. She joined the network in 2000 and is based in New York.
Browne is also a regular guest-panelist on Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld, a late night talk show on Fox News. She earned an M.A. summa cum laude from the New York Institute of Technology in NY and holds a B.A. from Fordham University

6. Molly Line

Twitter: @MollyLineFNC
Molly Line joined Fox News Channel as a Boston-based correspondent in January 2006. Prior to joining FNC she worked as an anchor/reporter for WFXT (Channel 25), a Boston affiliate (Dec 2002-Dec 2005). While at WFXT, Line covered the sentencing of shoe bomber Richard Reid and the Station Nightclub Fire — a disaster that killed 100 people.
Line is a graduate of Virginia Tech where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and Political Science.

5. Megyn Kelly

Twitter: @megynkelly
Megyn Kelly currently serves as anchor of FOX News Channel’s (FNC) The Kelly File (weekdays 9-10PM/ET) and is based in New York. She joined the network in 2004 as a Washington-based correspondent. She previously hosted America Live. Prior to that, Kelly co-hosted America’s Newsroom along with Bill Hemmer. Since 2007, the two have hosted Fox News Channel’s New Year’s Eve special every year.
Kelly earned her B.A. in Political Science from Syracuse University and a J.D. from Albany Law School, where she graduated with honors and served as editor of the Albany Law Review.

4. Julie Banderas

Twitter: @JulieBanderas
Julie Banderas joined the network in 2005 and currently serves as a New York-based correspondent for Fox News Channel (FNC).
In 2004, Banderas was awarded the “Outstanding Single Newscast” Emmy award for her coverage of the Republican National Convention. he graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Emerson College.

3. Andrea Tantaros

Twitter: @AndreaTantaros
Andrea Tantaros is a co-host of the hit show “The Five,” weekdays at 5 p.m. ET on Fox News Channel and is the host of the nationally syndicated radio show, “The Andrea Tantaros Show.” Tantaros also appears regularly on the Fox Business Channel and writes a weekly column for the New York Daily News and Newsmax.
The Washington Times has called her “the most pragmatic personality on ‘The Five’… who has already had a lifetime of experience despite only being in her 30s.

2. Ainsley Earhardt

Twitter: @ainsleyearhardt
Ainsley Earhardt currently serves as a co-host of Fox News Channel’s (FNC) “FOX & Friends First” (Weekdays 5-6 a.m. ET). She joined the network in 2007 and is based in New York.
Prior to joining FNC, Earhardt served as an anchor for KENS-TV (CBS 5) in San Antonio, Texas and WLTX-TV (CBS 19) in Columbia, SC, where she was named “Best Personality of the Year” in Columbia Metropolitan Magazine.
Earhardt graduated from the University of South Carolina with a B.A. in journalism.

1. Jenna Lee

Twitter: @Jennafnc
Jenna Lee currently serves as a New York-based anchor on Fox News Channel’s (FNC) Happening Now, alongside Jon Scott (weekdays 11AM-1PM/ET). Lee joined the network in 2007 as a reporter for the Fox Business Network (FBN) and transitioned to FNC in 2010.
Lee is a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara, with a Bachelor of Arts in English and Global & International Studies with emphasis on politics and socioeconomics. She also holds a Master of Science degree in Journalism from Columbia University.

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'The Simpsons' Renewed for Two More Seasons

The pickup takes the animated series through season 28.

TV's longest-running primetime scripted series just got longer.

Fox has handed out a two-season renewal for animated hit The Simpsons, the network announced Monday. The renewal means the series from Al Jean and Matt Groening will extend through season 28.

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This marks the latest multi-season renewal for TV's longest-running hit. Following prolonged negotiations with its voice cast, the network reached new deals and picked up the show for two additional seasons in 2011. 

With the additional season order, the animated family comedy following the misadventures of Homer, Bart and company will reach a staggering 625 total issues.

The early pickup also means there will be no interruption in the show's production process. 

Currently in its 26th season, The Simpsons is averaging 6.2 million total viewers per episode and a 2.9 among adults 18-49. 

The Simpsons joins a roster of returning scripted programming that includes fellow animated entry Bob's Burgers and Family Guy, as well as comedies Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Last Man on Earth, New Girl and dramas Sleepy Hollow, Empire and Gotham. Additional series pickups, renewals and cancelations are expected to come this week ahead of Fox's upfront presentation next week.

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Most Hated Actors to work with.

1. Gene Hackman

Oscar winner Gene Hackman was a force to deal with on the set of “The Royal Tenenbaums.” During a Q&A after the 10th anniversary screening in New York, cast and crew members recollected how Hackman would call screenwriter Noah Baumbach a “cunt” and would tell director Wes Anderson to “pull up your pants and act like a man.”

There’s more where that came from:

Anderson and [Gwyneth] Paltrow both admitted they were “scared” of working with Hackman, with [Anjelica] Huston saying, “I was a lot scared but I was more concerned with protecting Wes,” and said that no one involved with the film had “heard or seen of Gene since this movie.” … [Anderson]: He was one of the things that pulled everybody into this movie. Anytime we are together and talk about the movie we always talk about him.

[IMDb]

2. Lindsay Lohan

Though she’s seemingly got her shit together for now, it’s not a stretch to imagine, I suppose, that LiLo would be a “colossal pain in the ass” on the set. According to one E! News source in regards to her guest spot on FX’s “Anger Management” (above). “From the moment she arrived [on her second day of the shoot], she did nothing but hold up the production. She would sit in her trailer and stall and she delayed until she up and left for her boyfriend’s concert … She held everyone hostage.” [IMDb]

3. William Shatner

William Shatner is apparently an egomaniacal prick. His lack of participation in the 2004 Planet XPo “Beam Me Up Scotty … One Last Time” farewell event for actor James Doohan was just one of many examples. Captain Kirk told the promoter of the event that he didn’t “want to do this and really don’t want to deal with all this Alzheimer’s crap.” (Doohan, Shatner’s longtime co-star on “Star Trek,” was diagnosed with the disease months prior and died in 2005.) “This is the usual thing that happens,” George Takei, another “Star Trek” cast member, told Howard Stern in 2010. “On the set –whether it was the TV series or the movies, or at conventions — this was another convention where he decided he was not going to do what they wanted him to do, and he walked out.” [IMDb]

4. Christian Bale

In what was perhaps one of the most famous on-set blowups of all time, Christian Bale railed on director of photography Shane Hurlbut — also threatened — while filming “Terminator: Salvation” because the latter apparently interrupted an intense acting sequence. You can’t not listen to the leaked recording of the exchange and think this guy’s gotta get on Klonopin. [IMDb]

5. Bruce Willis

In 2011 on Marc Maron’s “WTF” podcast, director Kevin Smith said working with Bruce Willis on the set of “Cop Out” was nothing short of “soul crushing.” The action star, notorious for giving reporters hell come promotion time, wouldn’t even pose for a photo of him next to a poster at one “Cop Out”-related event. Smith gladly shared his antipathy with cast and crew members at the release party: “I want to thank everyone who worked on the film,” he said, “except for Bruce Willis, who is a fucking dick.” [IMDb]

6. Julia Roberts

Apparently, when she was 23, Julia Roberts was a hot mess on the set of “Hook” in 1991. She fought with director Steven Spielberg, according to the New York Times, which many suspected was her emotional outlet for a “Fellini summer” of drugs followed by a nervous breakdown after splitting with Kiefer Sutherland. People Magazine at the time suggested that all the celebrity visits to the set, which included Tom Cruise, Mel Gibson, Michelle Pfeiffer and Prince, may have been to see if “Tinkerhell,” as crew members nicknamed Roberts, “was as emaciated and emotionally fragile a Tinkerbell as rumor insisted.” [IMDb]

7. Jennifer Lopez

On the set of “What to Expect When You’re Expecting,” 42-year-old Jennifer Lopez refused to speak to anyone while filming, which kinda puts a kink in the entire moviemaking process. The anti-social behavior, according to one source, was an apparent response to the onslaught of paparazzi attention she received from her recent split-up with Marc Anthony. So, if you wanted to speak to J-Lo on the set of that movie, talk to her “personal handler” only. Not her. [IMDb]

8. Steven Seagal

Steven Seagal has an awful reputation for treating co-stars and stuntmen like garbage — kicking stuntmen in the nuts just to see if they’re wearing cups or not, shit like that. But even actors who aren’t professionally trained to fight have to put up with his bullying. John Leguizamo recalled in 2010how the karate fatso let out his insecurities in a very schoolyard way when filming “Executive Decision”:

I’m playing his Master Sargeant, and we come in for rehearsals and he says, ‘I’m in command. Everything I say is law. Anybody doesn’t agree?’ I was like, ‘Bwahahaha.’ I started cracking up because he sounded like a retard … He came up and he Taekwondo’ed my ass against the brick and he [hit me with his elbow] … He’s six-foot-five and he caught me off guard and knocked all of the air out of me and I was like, ‘Why?! Why?!’ I really wanted to say how big and fat he was and that he runs like a girl, but I didn’t because all I could say was, ‘Why?!’ Why’d he slam me against the wall? We were rehearsing.

[IMDb]

9. Marlon Brando

In Frank Oz’s 2001 flick “The Score,” Marlon Brando took offense Frank Oz’s direction that his performance as a homosexual crook was too nelly. Brando’s childlike counter on the set included addressing the director as “Miss Piggy,” refusing to wear pants (obligating the crew to shoot him from the waist up in all scenes) and bringing a note from his doctor, claiming the actor was allergic to Oz. (Oz, supposedly, sat in a different room and gave direction through “The Score” co-star Robert DeNiro in an ear piece.) In 1996’s “The Island of Dr. Moreau,” Brando refused to remove a makeshift ice bucket hat from his head. He also wore an earpiece for crew members to feed him lines while shooting. He cared that little at that point in his career. [IMDb]

10. Wesley Snipes

Actor/comic Patton Oswalt recalled how, on the set of “Blade: Trinity,” Wesley Snipes would sit in his trailer and smoke weed all day. This ill behavior (get it?) was in part a protest against director David Goyer and New Line Cinema who, Snipes believed, owed him more money for his performance and were squeezing him out of creative control. Snipes ended up communicating exclusively with Goyer via Post-it notes that he would sign with the name ‘Blade.’” [IMDb]

11. Mandy Patinkin

“Homeland” actor Mandy Patinkin admitted to New York Times Magazine that, on the medical TV drama “Chicago Hope,” he was too big for his scrubby pants. “I struggled with letting in other people’s opinions,” he said. “I never let directors talk to me, because I was so spoiled. I started off with people like Milos Forman, Sidney Lumet, James Lapine, unbelievably gifted people. So there I was saying, ‘Don’t talk to me, I don’t want your opinion.’ I behaved abominably. I don’t care if my work was good or if I got an award for it. I’m not proud of how I was then, and it pained me.” [IMDb]

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