‘Shark Tank’ star ‘Mr. Wonderful’ has a new show
NY Post
“Shark Tank” star Kevin “Mr. Wonderful” O’Leary (and his defining black suit) is hosting a new six-part series on CNBC.
“Money Court,” premiering Wednesday (Aug. 11) at 10 p.m., features the straight-shooting O’Leary ruling on family financial disputes via Zoom, flanked by veteran trial attorney Katie Phang and Ada Pozo, a former trial attorney, public defender and judge. “I think it really is a snapshot of life,” O’Leary, 67, told The Post. “Everybody sees themselves in these cases — everybody’s got that uncle, that sister, that brother who borrowed money from them and never paid it back.
Michelle Trachtenberg’s boyfriend, Jay Cohen, and her producing partner, Casey Tebo, are determined to turn her final script into a finished film in the wake of her shocking death, Tebo told The Post.
Dolly Parton is in mourning.
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An untouchable legacy.
Michelle Trachtenberg lived a quiet life in New York City before her tragic death at age 39.