etalk (formerly known as eTalk Daily) is a Canadian entertainment news
television show that also serves as the flagship entertainment program
for CTV, anchored by Danielle Graham and Tyrone Edwards. The weekday
program airs on CTV at 7 p.m. ET/PT and CTV 2 at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT, and
also back-to-back on other Bell Media television stations.The series
began as Entertainment Now (or eNow), originally hosted by Lin Eleoff,
who was replaced by Carla Collins, who later co-anchored with Dan
Duran, and began airing weekly on BBS (later absorbed into CTV) in
1995. Much as now, in its original form eNow used a toned-down version
of the standard entertainment magazine format. in 2000, eNow
relaunched as etalk, a weekly entertainment-oriented talk show hosted
by Ben Mulroney with a variety of rotating guest panelists. It was
produced by the CTV-owned talktv (now MTV) and taped on the set of The
Chatroom, of which Mulroney was a co-host.Following cancellation of
The Chatroom in 2002, etalk, along with co-host Thea Andrews, returned
to its original format. etalk became a daily series on the CTV daytime
schedule in fall 2002, accompanied by a temporary name change to etalk
Daily; as such, CTV generally regards 2002 as the start date for the
current series. It was switched to primetime airings on June 9, 2003,
coinciding with the launch of Canadian Idol. Thea Andrews left the
show in 2003 and later emerged as a reporter for Entertainment Tonight
in 2007.Entertainment journalist David Giammarco was asked to join the
show in early 2003 as senior entertainment reporter, bringing numerous
celebrity interviews and exclusives. etalk Biography, NetWorth, Height, Age, Weight, Family, Married, Son, Daughter