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New York City-native Robert Maschio is best known for his role as the high-fiving, Speedo-sporting, Dr. Todd “The Todd” Quinlan  – who rocks a “DOC” tattoo and sleeveless medical wares — on the long-running comedy, “Scrubs.” Robert Maschio was staffed at Sacred Heart Hospital alongside a cool cast of actors including Zach Braff and Donald
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Daniella Baltodano was only 5 years old when she was slung into the limelight after landing the role of the strong and silent middle sibling Celia Solis on the final 5 seasons of the dramatic suburban television series “Desperate Housewives.” Danielle Baltodano was cast alongside her on-screen big sister Juanita Solis played by Madison De
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Newport Beach boy, David Denman, has a laundry list of impressive television credits. But, on the top of that list (preferably written on Dunder Mifflin paper stock) is his role as the warehouse worker and Pam Beesly’s ex-fiance, Roy Anderson, in the first few seasons of the US version of the hilarious TV series, “The
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Exclusive Tyler Perry isn’t jumping to reopen his 330-acre Atlanta studio complex, but we’ve learned he’s working on a really unique, interesting and safe way to shoot TV shows there during the coronavirus pandemic. Studio sources tell TMZ, Tyler has a plan he’s currently running up the flagpole with his studio execs, and it goes
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Breaking News Jerry Bishop — famous for being the announcer on “Judge Judy” — is dead. Jerry died Tuesday of heart disease, according to the show, and Judge Judy says she’s gonna miss him. Judy remembered her longtime announcer in a statement, saying … “Jerry Bishop has been the voice of our program for 24
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Comedian Grandma Lee — who cracked the top ten on Season 4 of “America’s Got Talent” — has died … according to her family. Lee’s son, Kelly, tells TMZ … she died Friday afternoon at her assisted living facility in Jacksonville, FL, but it was not related to the coronavirus. Kelly says his stand-up comic
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