ETalk Daily

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eTalk (formerly eTalk Daily) is a Canadian entertainment news magazine television series hosted by Ben Mulroney and Tanya Kim. It airs weekdays on CTV.

eTalk currently airs in its flagship timeslot at 7pm EST /10:30 Central with repeats commencing in CTV's late night time slot at 1am following The Colbert Report, and again the following morning at 10am EST following Live With Regis and Kelly and preceding Daily Planet on CTV.

The program's first nightly broadcast was on June 9, 2003. It replaced a weekend series entitiled eNow.

eTalk is for the most part less of a tabloid show compared to rivals like Entertainment Tonight and ET Canada. Regular features include satellite links with Montreal correspondent Sophie Gregoire, entertainment reporter Anna Cyzon, West Coast editor Suzie Wall, senior editor of inTouch Weekly Tom O'Neill, a dose of gossip with resident gossip guru "Lainey". Other features include "eSightings", "Movie Alert" and "Playlist", which even got its own spin-off summer series short hosted by resident music expert and eTalk co-host Tanya Kim.

eTalk's oft-used gimmick is their claim to being "Your Number One Source for Everything Entertainment", which is often reworked with the word entertainment replaced to promote such events as the Oscars (to which CTV holds Canadian broadcast rights) thus saying "your Number One Source for Everything Oscar". Of note, this catch phrase is commonly used by fellow Canadian magazine show and timeslot rival ET Canada.

Personalities

Ben Mulroney - host
Tanya Kim - host
David Giammarco - senior entertainment reporter
Suize Wall - West Coast and fashion correspondent
Sophie Gregoire - Montreal and French language correspondent
Anna Cyzon - Toronto entertainment reporter
Jully Black - celebrity correspondent
Jacinta Wesselingh - TV reporter

External link

[eTalk website]

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