Rede Record está próxima de tirar Xuxa da Globo

Após 28 anos de Globo, Xuxa Meneghel que estreou no dia 30 de junho de 1986 na emissora da família Marinho, poderá respirar novos ares muito em breve, porque estão bem avançados seus entendimentos com a Record.

Há quem já afirme que ela já está com os dois pés lá dentro, mas que toda negociação obedece necessários cuidados, porque o contrato com a Globo está em plena vigência.

Fala-se, por outro lado, que a ausência de um novo trabalho na sua casa atual, aparece como importante componente, talvez decisivo. A sua saída poderá ser facilitada e acabará, por fim, atendendo aos interesse de todos.

É esta, a contratação da Xuxa, a grande novidade que a Record está sigilosamente reservando, depois dos acertos com Sabrina Sato e César Filho.

Algo que ser for possível será anunciado antes da virada do ano. Consultada, a assessoria da Record não comenta o assunto.

No começo deste ano Xuxa renovou contrato com a Globo até 2017 e logo depois se afastou para fazer uma cirurgia no pé. Meses se passaram…

Mesmo com compromisso em vigência, não há nenhuma informação sobre novo trabalho para ela.

É uma situação que incomoda. E, ao que parece, ambos os lados. Resta saber no que vai dar.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Diretor do Gugu volta a ser hospitalizado em São Paulo

Homero Salles, diretor dos programas de Gugu Liberato e atual responsável pela administração da GGP, produtora do apresentador de televisão, está internado no Hospital Albert Einstein, em São Paulo.

Ainda por complicações decorrentes de um acidente de moto.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Alexandre Borges será o pai de Tatá Werneck em novela

Alexandre Borges está no elenco de “Lady Marizete”, nova novela das sete

Alexandre Borges acaba de fechar um novo trabalho na Globo, após “Além do Horizonte”, agora para o elenco de “Lady Marizete”, a substituta de “Alto Astral”.

Vai fazer Juju, o pai biológico de Danda, personagem da Tatá Werneck, e também responsável por criar Mari, Bruna Marquezine.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Ronald Rios é o próximo a deixar o “CQC”

Saída de Ronald Rios do “CQC” já é oficial

Sabe o que Record e Band têm em comum? O clima tenso nos seus bastidores.

De acordo com produtores do “CQC”, o ambiente lá não fica nada a dever ao do “Programa da Tarde” e “Hoje em Dia” – ninguém fala nada sobre quem sai ou quem fica.

Os repórteres do “Custe o Que Custar” estão muito apreensivos, porque dezembro está aí e ainda impera essa ausência de comunicação.

Por outro lado, o que se sabe, a respeito dessa reformulação no quadro de repórteres do “CQC”, é que a direção da Bandeirantes está estudando caso a caso.

Mas, já se pode cravar, sem medo de errar, a saída de Ronald Rios. O seu desligamento do programa já é oficial. Além dele, também deixam o “CQC” Oscar Filho e Guga Noblat. Permanecem na atração Naty Graciano, Lucas Salles e Felipe Andreoli. Já Maurício Meirelles está negociando um aumento de salário.

 

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Confira os destaques de hoje do Programa Da Sabrina (22/11/2014)

Programa da Sabrina Sato, neste sábado, na Record, vai mostrar as aventuras da apresentadora na Amazônia.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Sandra Annenberg recebe Fly na sua volta ao comando do “Como Será?” hoje

Sandra Annenberg recebe Fly na sua volta ao comando do “Como Será?”

De volta

Sandra Annenberg volta neste sábado ao comando do programa “Como será?” na Globo, e discute o tema Finanças Pessoais.

Como convidado, o coreógrafo e diretor Wagner Pereira, o Fly, autor do livro “Como saí do buraco”.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Flávio Ricco comenta que o SBT está exposto a ataques das emissoras concorrentes

O caso é sério

Espichando o assunto acima, por que se deu a saída do César Filho para a Record? Porque o seu vínculo com a empresa foi assinado nessas condições.

Por que o Celso Portiolli não saiu e renovou ganhando a mesma coisa? Porque não tinha convite de ninguém. Simples assim.

O SBT está exposto à concorrência. Se qualquer emissora tiver interesse em alguém do seu elenco, leva, sem nenhuma dificuldade.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

SBT não consegue segurar mais ninguém

A direção do SBT erradamente ainda se vale da mesma e antiga ladainha do “amor à camisa” para segurar o seu elenco, entendendo que todos continuam felizes e satisfeitos pelo simples prazer de trabalhar naquela casa. Como se isso resolvesse a despensa de alguém.

E é um discurso que vai tão longe, que, de tanto ser usado, chegou aos ouvidos do dono como verdadeiro. Até ele passou a acreditar.

São raros, talvez não passem de uns dois ou três em seu Artístico e Jornalismo, os casos de pessoas que gozam do privilégio de possuir um vínculo seguro com a emissora. Todos os demais têm contratos por “tempo indeterminado”, que é uma coisa que não existe. É o mesmo, por mais incoerente que possa parecer, que não ter contrato. Não há nenhuma outra situação mais insegura que esta. A qualquer melhor aceno da concorrência, o cidadão pega o seu boné e se manda.

Lá se vai o “amor à camisa”, que também no futebol foi aposentado há muito tempo.

 

Flávio Ricco com colaboração de José Carlos Nery

Nikita Rukavytsya promises to be firing soon for Western Sydney Wanderers

November 21, 2014 – 7:03PM

Sebastian Hassett

Football reporter

Warming up: Wanderers winger Nikita Rukavytsya. Photo: Getty Images

 

New Western Sydney Wanderers signing Nikita Rukavytsya says it will take him a little while to hit top gear but he has no doubts he can reproduce the form that made him one of Australia’s most promising talents.

Along with fellow recruits Romeo Castelen and Seyi Adeleke, Rukavytsya made his home A-League debut in Wednesday’s 0-0 draw against the Central Coast Mariners and was deployed as a left-side winger as Tomi Juric took up the focal point in attack.

While Rukavytsya wasn’t quite able to impose his authority on the contest, the exhilarating pace that made him such a star with Perth Glory five years ago clearly remains intact and the Ukrainian-born forward is convinced he’ll only get better from here.

“That was just my second start since joining the club and I’m getting much fitter with every game. I’ll be at my best soon,” he said. “I had a full pre-season in Germany [with former club Mainz] but I didn’t play so many games. My fitness is good but as everyone knows, the difference between training fitness and match fitness is huge. It’s a totally different thing. I was obviously lacking match fitness but I’m feeling better and better and it won’t be long until I’m at 100 per cent.”

Perhaps an indicator of his current match fitness came when coach Tony Popovic brought Rukavytsya off for Mark Bridge after 65 minutes.

“That was the coach’s decision, which is understandable,” he said. “I felt like I could have gone for 90 minutes but we have so many games coming up that I want to get through all of them and be available whenever the coach wants to use me.”

While concern mounts that the Wanderers aren’t picking up enough points to stay in touch with the top six – they’ve taken just one from their first five games – Rukavytsya mirrors Popovic’s view that there’s nothing to panic about.

“It’s still only the beginning of the season and the boys have already had a lot of games and a lot of travelling, so it’s a challenge,” he said. “But that’s not an excuse. Obviously a few new boys are coming in as well and we’re all trying to gel as a team. That will take some time but we’re progressing with each game and, soon enough, it will be much better.”

The Wanderers had ample chances to finish off the plucky Mariners, especially in the second half, but couldn’t find a way past visitors’ goalkeeper Liam Reddy.

“We played some good football. We had some good chances to score but unfortunately the ball just wouldn’t go in the net for us,” he said. “Now we have a short turnaround before the Newcastle game at home on Saturday night and it’s important everyone starts thinking quickly about that game and what we can do better.”

Upon arriving in Australia last month, Rukavytsya declared he wanted to resume the striker’s role after being used as a winger in Germany – which he did to great effect at Hertha Berlin. However, he may have a battle on his hands, especially when the talented Juric is playing.

“Of course that’s what I like but it’s really no problem and we have great attacking players. I can play anywhere up front,” he said. “I just want to do my best for the team. If I have to play on the left, it doesn’t matter. It’s something I got quite used to in Europe.”

One of the main attractions for any prospective Wanderer is playing in front of one of the league’s most vocal supporter groups, something Rukavytsya clearly relished in his first home appearance.

“The fans are amazing here and every game they come out in support, even during the week. It really does make a difference for the team,” he said. “I had some idea of what to expect because of the Asian Champions League, where I was able to watch the last few games, so I knew what the atmosphere was going to be like and today was no different. They sing and support us all for all 90 minutes and that’s great.”

The 27-year old still hasn’t given up hope of working his way into next year’s Asian Cup squad but admits it’s not his immediate priority.

“I watched the game against Japan and I still have a lot of friends who are in the national team. It’s a little bit hard to watch when you know that you want to be a part of that and representing your country,” he said. “But I can’t really think too much about that right now. My focus just has to be on doing well for the Wanderers and if I do well here I’m sure things will happen.”

 

Source : The Brisbane Times

Former INXS frontman Ciaran Gribbin’s Canberra concert for 5-year-old Shaye McKenzie

November 21, 2014 – 11:30PM

Natasha Rudra

LIFE AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR AT THE CANBERRA TIMES

All smiles: Roslyn McKenzie and her five-year-old son Shaye who has an acquired brain injury. Photo: Jay Cronan

Five-year-old Shaye McKenzie is a cheeky little fellow but sometimes he’s too sick to move.

Shaye has an acquired brain injury, which occurred when he was just four days old, and has vision and co-ordination problems, trouble walking, seizures and delayed learning.

INXS singer Ciaran Gribbin. Photo: Aaron Sawall

But he has a friend in former INXS singer Ciaran Gribbin who is coming to Canberra on Sunday to star in a fundraising concert at The Abbey.

Shaye’s mother Roslyn McKenzie said it had been a difficult few years for the family, including Shaye’s sister Anastasia.

“It’s been extremely tiring, extremely challenging and heartbreaking at times when you see he could do things a year ago that he can’t do now,” she said.

Mrs McKenzie and her husband are trying to raise $30,000 for their son’s care, which will go into modifications to their north Canberra home, such as a climate control system to help prevent Shaye getting sick, and towards a guide dog who can also help alert them to Shaye’s seizures.

She also wants to take Shaye to the United States to enrol in a program of medically-tested marijuana to control his seizures.

In the meantime life is a series of trips in and out of hospital and to doctors’ offices.

It was during a trip to hospital, in Sydney, that Mrs McKenzie met former INXS singer Ciaran Gribbin at a performance in an Irish pub. Gribbin got to know Shaye’s story and offered to help out in any way he could.

The result is the concert at The Abbey on Sunday.

“My heart goes out to her every time I see her and she’s just a very strong woman,” he told The Canberra Times.

“I’m a father myself and I know how tough it is to raise a family with a normal healthy child… So [the concert] is just a small gesture on my behalf.”

Ciaran Gribbin performs at The Abbey in a fundraiser concert for Shaye. Sunday, November 23, 6.30pm. Tickets $20 from theabbey.com.au

Source : The Canberra Times