from 2015 to 2019) Correspondents Zuri Hall - correspondent (2019–present) Jason Kennedy – Sibley Scoles – weekend anchor/correspondent (2019–present) Tim Vincent – European correspondent (2005–present) Former on-air staff Michelle Beadle – correspondent (2012–2014; later at ESPN) Billy Bush – correspondent (2001–2004), anchor/voice over/executive producer (2004–2016; later at NBC's Today, now host of Extra) Steven "Cojo" Cojocaru – fashion correspondent (2000–2003, later at Entertainment Tonight) Giselle Fernández – weekday anchor/correspondent (1996–1999) Liz Hernandez - correspondent (2014–2017) Jill Martin - guest correspondent (2011–2013; now contributor on NBC News' weekday morning program Today) Larry Mendte – weekday/weekend anchor (1996–1997, now a public-affairs host for two TV stations in the Northeast and a host at WABC) Maria Menounos – correspondent (2005–2011; later at Extra and E! News) Natalie Morales – anchor (2016–2019; later at NBC News as Today west coast anchor and correspondent for Dateline NBC, now co-host of The Talk) Nancy O'Dell – weekday/weekend anchor/correspondent (1996–2009, later at Entertainment Tonight and PEOPLE, The TV Show!) Pat O'Brien – weekday/weekend anchor/correspondent (1997–2004, later at The Insider; now co-host of Adult Swim's entertainment variety program: Hot Package) Amy Powell - correspondent (2013–2018) Jeff Probst – correspondent (1996–1998; now host of Survivor) Tony Potts – weekend anchor/correspondent (1999–2011; now at CNN and HLN) Shaun Robinson – weekend anchor/correspondent (1999–2015) Liliana Vazquez - fashion correspondent (2015–2019; later co-anchor of E! News) Segments Access Hollywood Nation, which is a viewer's choice allowing a choice of which stories will be carried in the show. In Case You Missed It, a recap of the previous night/weekend in pop culture, including film, television and music. Watch This, suggestion segment of films and shows to watch by the show's correspondents and critics. The Final 45, a closing credits segment with a quick rundown of the day's news. Access Express, a segment matching the defunct Entertainment Tonight segment "Real or Rumor?" where stories are confirmed or debunked. Access Across America In 2005, Access Hollywood went on a month-long roadtrip called Access Across America while the studio underwent a major overhaul. The show's new set was done in pastel colors with a modern flair, separating its look from other similar shows, including rival Entertainment Tonight. The new look also included a brand-new graphics package. Access Hollywood was taped at Studio 1 at The Burbank Studios (formerly NBC Studios) in Burbank, California, former home of The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson. With Days of Our