E! Entertainment Television
Comcast Entertainment Group operates E! Entertainment Television, the 24-hour network with programming dedicated to the world of entertainment as well as E! Online, The Style Network, G4, FEARnet, Golf Channel, TV One, PBS KIDS Sprout, VERSUS, and ExcerciseTV. Comcast Corporation is the nation's leading provider of cable, entertainment and communications products and services, with 23.9 million cable customers, 15.3 million high-speed Internet customers and 7.0 million Comcast Digital Voice customers. Comcast is principally involved in the development, management and operation of cable networks and in the delivery of programming content.www.eonline.com
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Sep 11, 2026
TylerHOST
Did you watch...
TylerHOST
The new Roni but in Palm Beach on E! Network trailer.
TylerHOST
It actually looks really good.
TylerHOST
Oh, damn.
TylerHOST
That was one of maybe the worst days of my life.
TylerHOST
And then you got the ticket and it kind of made it all funny.
TravisHOST
Exactly.
TravisHOST
That's how I felt.
Butter RockHOST
Fuck all you hating ass niggas, niggas about my crew, nigga.
Butter RockHOST
CX1 DJs, E&E Entertainment.
Butter RockHOST
Pump your foot to panty, girl.
Butter RockHOST
DJ Cutter Rock.
Pat MillerHOST
Everybody listening out there, I just interviewed Larry Namer.
Pat MillerHOST
He was the co-founder of E! Entertainment.
Glenn WichinskyGUEST
Yes.
Pat MillerHOST
Yeah.
Pat MillerHOST
I don't know.
Pat MillerHOST
But Netflix is everywhere, especially in New Jersey now.
Pat MillerHOST
This is Hollywood East.
Pat MillerHOST
[laughs]
Jason FeinbergGUEST
So I moved here.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
Okay, so back in about 2002, I started working for E! Television, the entertainment network.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
Oh, nice.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
Yeah, and with Juliana.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
It was right after they, I don't know if you remember, Steve Comeco and Jules Asner, they were like the original E! anchors.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
And when they were let go, And they hired some new people and I was one of them.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
And I was there for about three years.
Jason FeinbergGUEST
How are
Buzz LeerHOST
You know, my guest today has spent nearly five decades actually helping shape the entertainment industry.
Buzz LeerHOST
He is the founder of E! Entertainment Television.
Buzz LeerHOST
He is a global media entrepreneur, and he's actually someone who has witnessed and helped lead every major shift in modern media.
Buzz LeerHOST
So let's meet the man who has spent a lifetime actually helping the entertainment industry know what to do next.
Buzz LeerHOST
And to have him sitting here on the Vertical Buzz is really, really amazing.
Buzz LeerHOST
So Larry Namer is an entrepreneur.
Buzz LeerHOST
He's a media executive and a co-founder of E! Entertainment Television, which if you haven't watched that, then you're probably under a rock somewhere.
Buzz LeerHOST
Yeah.
Jami RiceHOST
Google Caretucker GoFundMe, you will find it.
Jami RiceHOST
And her name is Caretucker, C-A-R-E-T-U-C-K-E-R.
Jami RiceHOST
And that's also the name of her style house, Caretucker Style House.
Jami RiceHOST
You can donate with the GoFundMe or at the GoFundMe, or you can go to caretucker.com and they're selling these specialty crew necks that are helping to raise money for Caretucker to get back up on her feet.
Jami RiceHOST
So go to caretucker.com, shop away or Google Caretucker GoFundMe and you can donate that way.
Jami RiceHOST
I would appreciate it.
Jami RiceHOST
Every little single little dollar helps.
Jami RiceHOST
And if you can't give, totally fine.
Jeremy LambertHOST
Oh, really?
KateHOST
Because I think the problem, yeah, I think th- the people, when you, it's different than him getting interviews, interviewed by like E! Entertainment, 'cause when an artist is on the other side of that conversation trying to connect with you and you're stonewalling them, you see them get a little like, like Conan was not a, a certainly like turned off or aggressive, but you could tell Conan O'Brien is like trying to kinda needle at like can I get to what makes this guy tick? And I felt like Amy Poehler was gently trying to do the same thing.
KateHOST
So when you're getting interviewed by someone that's an- another artist and you're like that walled off, I think they get frustrated in a different way, 'cause they're trying to have like a productive conversation and not promote your shit.
KateHOST
Whereas like a lot of the interviews that John Cena, God bless him, has been trained for to go promote this stuff with Jimmy Fallon, it's gonna be like bits, and you're gonna like, it's, it's a different environment, and not everybody can acclimate to it.
KateHOST
Yeah.
Jeremy LambertHOST
Uh, but the Shapiro stuff, he mentioned Disney and the potential partnership.
Jeremy LambertHOST
You know, they're, they're working on special events with Disney, they being WWE and Disney, and they mentioned, you know, what, what goes hand-in-hand, WWE and Disney and family.
Jeremy LambertHOST
It's like, okay, on one hand that makes sense.
Dave KarpfGUEST
And then, hell, back in the 90s, just with cable, People started saying like, well, if I don't want to watch news, then I can just put on SportsCenter instead.
Dave KarpfGUEST
Or I can put on E! Entertainment instead.
Dave KarpfGUEST
Yeah.
Dave KarpfGUEST
So that fracturing, which is now a generation ago.
32 MINS LATER
speaker_2ADVERTISER
Thanks again
Adam BeckerHOST
to this week's guest, Dave Karp, even though we give each other shit.
Adam BeckerHOST
Next week, we've got Emily Bender, and we're going to be talking about linguistics, stochastic parrots, and all that.
Adam BeckerHOST
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Eric ZuleyGUEST
but you know i got involved and i networked with a lot of people on social media i went to a lot of events and i started my youtube channel on what you need tv which now has over sixteen million viewers And I just met a lot of people and I noticed that God gave me a gift to get the gab, to chat and network with people.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
And I just started kind of networking with people like the co-founder of E! Entertainment and major, major producers and big stars.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
And it just kept growing and growing and growing.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
And finally, I'm like, man, I know a lot of people.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
And people seem to like me.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
And I'm a host.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
I have a radio show on Easy Way Broadcasting.
Eric ZuleyGUEST
We're one of the top shows on Blog Talk Radio.
MeganHOST
Because we're now in September 2007, and although nobody at this luncheon knows it, we're watching The Mansion during a fascinating moment in pop culture.
MeganHOST
Playboy is celebrating one of its oldest traditions, The Girls Next Door is still a hit for E!, and Holly, Bridget, and Kendra are among the network's most recognizable faces.
MeganHOST
But outside those gates, celebrity culture is mutating at warp speed.
MeganHOST
Reality television isn't going anywhere.
MeganHOST
But the kind of celebrity it creates, and the people who figure out how to turn that fame into an empire, are about to look very different.
MeganHOST
So before we put on our luncheon finest and head out to the mansion lawn, I think it's time to crack open the Y2K vault.
MeganHOST
While Holly, Bridget, and Kendra were still raining over Sunday nights on E!, another family was preparing to move into the neighborhood, and nobody had any idea they were about to become virtually impossible to evict.
MeganHOST
On October 14, 2007, Keeping Up with the Kardashians premiered on E! Yes, 2007.
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