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For his last installment of “Fingers the Pulse” before the 2024 election, Jordan Klepper knew he wanted people on the other side of the coin to experience the wild world of Trump rallies. What “The Daily Show” host didn’t expect was that he would unintentionally be showcasing a different side of Trump mania.

“Part of the premise built into this special is bringing outside people in to see it for the first time, because I’ve seen it for so long,” Klepper told TheWrap. “But we had quite a few [rallies] that were low energy, low turnout. People felt like they were going through the motions.”

Klepper made sure to note that every Trump rally is different. The mood of the event varies wildly based on the city the Republican nominee is appearing in and the conditions of the country at the time. He also noted that “Donald Trump gets a crowd.

Acast, the world’s largest global podcast company, and Luminary, the premium podcast network, have announced a strategic partnership to broaden the reach of selected Luminary Original podcasts. Six shows—including Under the Skin with Russell Brand, Joking Not Joking with Mo Amer and Azhar Usman and How I Masaba with Masaba Gupta—will be made available to listeners across all listening platforms, via Acast. Acast will also serve as Luminary’s exclusive monetization partner for these podcasts across all platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Amazon Music.

Under the terms of the partnership, later this month Luminary will also leverage the Acast+ Access capability, which launched earlier this summer, to allow subscribers to access exclusive content on the listening app of their choice. With Acast+ Access, publishers and other companies, like Luminary, have the most powerful, centralized solution for all their podcasting and subscription-based needs—allowing them to manage advertising,...

Exclusive: Fox has taken in for development Guys We F****d , a multi-camera comedy based on Corinne Fisher and Krystyna Hutchinson’s Guys We F****d: The Anti Slut-Shaming Podcast, from Eric and Kim Tannenbaum’s The Tannenbaum Company (Two and a Half Men), and Lionsgate TV, where The Tannenbaum Co. is under a deal. The project is a co-production between Lionsgate TV and Fox Entertainment.

Written by Fisher, Hutchinson and Kristin Belka Maier (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Gwf’d is a comedy about a cocky shopgirl and a people pleasing bartender who realize they are platonic soulmates while working at a New Jersey strip mall. Together, they tackle female adulthood while acting as therapists to local men and to each other.

Fisher, Hutchinson and Maier executive produce with Eric and Kim Tannenbaum for The Tannenbaum Company, Rick Dorfman and Chris Mills for Authentic Management Productions and Kris Koller...

If the Twitter feud wasn't enough to solidify Amber Rose and Kanye West's dislike for each other, her latest interview will put the nail in the coffin. Rose appeared on the podcast, Guys We F--ked, and opened up about the true loves of her life, and it turns out there was only one: Wiz Khalifa. "Real love? Was with my husband [Khalifa]," the 32-year-old model told hosts Krystyna Hutchinson and Corinne Fisher. "My soon-to-be ex-husband. Absolutely, for sure. When you really find love, you just know. So you look back at your past relationships and go, 'Eh, I didn't love those fools.'" When Wiz and Amber first split, there was some bad blood. The rapper put his ex on blast in the song...