One of our favorite people to watch since her syndicated radio show was cancelled by Syndication One, is the Oscar award winning actress/comedian Mo’Nique. Now rumor has it that her BET late night talk show has been dropped by the network. The news is not substantiated but Media TakeOut.com is reporting that the show was let go due to “personality” conflicts between the star and BET executives. We’ll keep an eye on this one.

Premiere Radio Networks syndicated radio host, best-selling author, comedian and new host of television’s Family Feud Steve Harvey,  is in full celebration mode as he marks the five-year anniversary of The Steve Harvey Morning Show in national syndication. On Monday, Oct. 4, Harvey and his co-hosts Shirley Strawberry, Nephew Tommy and Carla Ferrell will …

All Access is reporting this morning that Oscar nominee and former syndicated radio host Mo’Nique has been offered the job as the morning show replacement for Donnie Simpson at CBS Top 40/Rhythmic WPGC Washington.  The site says sources claim that there have been talks aimed at bringing Mo”Nique in to replace the recently retired Simpson and that over that last weekend the station had been running promo announcements for “Mo’Nique’s Morning Takeover.  WPGC afternoon driver …

O.K. so shoot me, we fell asleep last night right before the BET debut of ex-syndicated radio host Mo’Nique and “The Mo’Nique Show.” Although we missed the entire show,  Roger Catlin of The Hartford Courant stayed awake and gave this review of “The Mo’Nique Show”. We’ll take a look at the second night tonight but we’re more interested in what you think. Leave a  comment or take the poll www.radiosyndicationtalk.com and let us know how …

In announcing it’s fall lineup BET is replacing one ex-syndicated radio host with another. “The Mo’Nique Show” premieres Monday, October 5th at 11:00 pm as televisions newest late night talk show. The Wendy Williams show which is currently airing on BET at 11pm, will have to settle for a new time slot.  In the official Mo’Nique show press release, BET is guaranteeing it’s viewers “VIP access to the hottest party on television. From A-list …

BET has announced the addition of a new late night talk show starring Mo’Nique to it’s lineup as part of a new branding strategy focusing on family values and community pride.  Mo’Nique who was recently dropped from her nationally syndicated radio show by Syndication One, will host “Breakin Up With Mo’Nique” joining a lineup of new shows for the network that also includes reality shows featuring singer Monica and “Everybody Hates Chris” star Terry Crews.

After less than a year, the Mo’Nique Show has been cancelled by Syndication One. Details are still coming in but the handwriting was on the wall when after a much heralded debut on KDAY Los Angeles, the show was removed after just four months due to a format shift. The same senario happened in Philadelphia in January leaving the show with less than seven affiliates. Arbitron’s  PPM methodology has not been kind to talk heavy …

Buried in the middle of a simple format adjustment story out of  Philadelphia is the news that Syndication One afternoon talent Mo’Nique has been cancelled.  Radio One owned WRNB announced a shift from the traditional Urban AC format to one that focuses on the “R&B of the 90′s and Today” while installing market veteran Lady B as the afternoon talent replacing the syndicated Mo’Nique. Since launching last summer the show has lost two major markets,  …

KDAY-FM  Los Angeles began dismantling it’s mostly syndicated weekday lineup by dropping Syndication One’s “The Mo’Nique Show” last month. This week the proverbial other shoe dropped as the Westwood One syndicated “The Wendy Williams Experience” was also removed from KDAY. Newly signed station consultant Steve Smith has moved the station in a music-intensive direction, but kept “The Steve Harvey Morning Show” and “The Michael Baisden Show” to anchor morning and afternoon drive. KDAY market manager/GM …

After Radio One’s sale of KRBV V-101 Los Angeles to Bonneville, it seemed as if the company was out of business in Los Angeles, but a knight in shining armour has come to the rescue that keeps the company with more than just a presence in LA. Magic Broadcasting’s KDAY has acquired “The Donnie McClurkin Show” and “T.D. Jakes Empowering Minutes”, joining the “Spirit of Hip-Hop” as Syndication One properties clearing in the country’s …