Noir Nation, It’s the End of a Red Carpet Era…
After three decades of celeb gossip, glam moments, and Hollywood tea, E! News is officially getting canceled — again. NBCUniversal has confirmed the shutdown of the legendary show as part of a larger shakeup across the network.

Once considered the blueprint for celebrity coverage, E! News first launched in 1991, rising to fame with its signature mix of red carpet interviews, entertainment scoops, and breaking headlines. But in today’s digital-first landscape, legacy media just ain’t hitting like it used to.

🎤 The Final Hosts: Keltie Knight & Justin Sylvester

When the show made its most recent comeback in 2022, longtime E! correspondent Justin Sylvester teamed up with Keltie Knight — and together, they brought a more modern, diverse, and relatable vibe to the nightly show.

While the duo brought charm and chemistry, the network says the decision wasn’t about performance — but strategy.

“The company is moving in a different direction and reallocating resources,” an insider told Variety.

Translation? Budget cuts and brand shifts are pushing out traditional formats to make room for new projects and digital expansion.

📺 The Timeline — E! Through the Years

• 1991: E! News premieres as a fresh take on entertainment journalism.
• Mid-2000s: The show reaches its peak with red carpet dominance and global recognition.
• 2017: Canceled for the first time amid industry changes.
• 2022: Returns with Keltie Knight & Justin Sylvester hosting a rebooted format.
• 2025: Confirmed canceled again — possibly for good.

💬 Social Media Reactions

From celeb watchers to media insiders, folks are reflecting on what E! News meant to the culture.

“E! News had the glam, the gossip, and the glow-up — but now it’s giving… goodnight,” tweeted one fan.

Another wrote:

“E! News gave us carpet coverage before the influencers took over. Now, we get our news from memes and TikTok edits.”

🥂 Legacy Locked In

Even as it takes a final bow, there’s no denying the cultural footprint of E! News. From fashion moments to viral interviews, it shaped a generation of how we consume entertainment.

So while it’s lights out for E! News, the red carpet coverage, celeb tea, and pop culture playbook it helped write will live on — on the blogs, in the tweets, and right here at NoirOnlineOrg.

Farewell, OG entertainment plug. You walked so the digital girlies could run. 🎤💅🏾