during the late-afternoon or fringe time hour. Current newsmagazine shows Weekdays Access Hollywood - syndicated by NBCUniversal Syndication Studios Celebrity Page - syndicated by Trifecta Entertainment & Media Dish Nation - syndicated by Fox First Run Entertainment Tonight - syndicated by CBS Media Ventures Extra - syndicated by Telepictures/Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution Inside Edition - syndicated by CBS Media Ventures TMZ - syndicated by Fox First Run (formally Telepictures/Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution) Retired newsmagazine shows include PM Magazine (from the 1980s), Hard Copy and A Current Affair (both from the 1990s), and The Insider (from the 2000s). A Current Affair attempted a comeback in the mid-2000s, but was later canceled due to low ratings. Sunday morning news programs On Sundays, most networks devote at least part of their Sunday morning schedule to news and political discussion programming. These programs review news events that occurred in the previous week and cover events expected to make national headlines in the coming week. Current Sunday morning news and public affairs programs Face the Nation (CBS) Fox News Sunday (Fox) Meet the Press (NBC) This Week (ABC) Talk shows In the early years NBC and ABC added daytime talk shows during late morning and afternoon hours. In the years that followed with daytime soap operas fill the daytime slots, talk shows become limited and some of which has since moved into syndication during the 1970s. In recent years, CBS added talk shows for the first time as a replacement for cancelled soap operas, most notably As the World Turns. This makes ABC the only network to air 2 talk shows having aired continuously since the 1950s. Talk shows typically last one hour, and are more often than not hosted by celebrities. Talk shows deal with a variety of topics, like educational or self-help related subjects; to variety shows featuring celebrity interviews, comedic monologues, and stage performances; to tabloid talk shows. Talk shows usually occupy the morning and late-afternoon hours. Syndicated talk shows on the other hand have made a comeback in recent years to 12 talk shows, however it might will decrease to 11 if any new talk shows will be added. Current U.S. daytime talk shows Network GMA3: What You Need To Know (ABC) NBC News Daily (NBC) The Talk (CBS) The 3rd (NBC) Today with Hoda & Jenna (NBC) The View (ABC) Syndicated Access Daily with Mario & Kit -