Judge Judy is retiring after 25 seasons
The popular courtroom reality show Judge Judy is going to be airing its last episode soon, bringing an end to its 25-season run on CBS. The eponymous judge and host, Judy Sheindlin, was named the highest-paid reality TV show host in 2018 by Forbes after she sold the rights to her show's catalogue to CBS for almost 100 million USD.
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TV show Modern Family comes to an end after 11 years
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Apple users can now finally buy/rent titles directly from the Amazon Prime Video app
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