One viewer mistakenly said the picture was of the young newsreader playing Clara the Cow.
A Portland jury found Nancy Crampton Brophy, 71, guilty of second-degree murder.
The star of American Beauty and House of Cards has been charged with four counts of sexual assault against men in the UK.
It comes one day after denying a defence motion to overturn the guilty verdict on grounds of insufficient evidence or to order a new trial.
Colbert quizzed the PM on NZ gun control laws after the school shooting in Texas that left 19 children dead.
The show - which could be released as early as late 2022 - will follow the couple as they go about their lives.
James Cromwell pasted his hand to a midtown Manhattan Starbucks counter to protest its extra charge for plant-based milk.
This love-struck Aucklander took the chance to give a special shout-out to his partner Jessica.
The actor was one of the most famous faces of British TV during the 1980s and died over the weekend in Spain.
Two million Australians and almost 20 million viewers in Britain tuned in to watch Donovan's Scott Mitchell and Minogue's Charlene Robinson tie the knot in 1987.
The 40-year-old royal had been set to produce animated series Pearl for the streaming giant.
Other highlights include Sir Cliff Richard and comedian Bill Bailey.
A teaser trailer for the interview shows the former US President taking offence at Morgan's questions about his election fraud allegations.
Blac Chyna is suing the family, alleging they destroyed her television career.
"Sam Coates, dealing with his cat and a big story. Well done, Sam," remarked the Sky News presenter.
1News has sourced figures from Nielsen TAM which show declining primetime (7pm/7.30pm games) TV viewership for the competition, with the early rounds of 2022 averaging around 100,000 viewers.
The broadcaster said he was "proud to be part of the team" as he embarks on a new role as TVNZ's chief correspondent.
His role on Breakfast will be taken by Kamahl Santamaria.
As society and technology evolves, so has the shows approach to getting answers for New Zealanders.
Fox’s Jesse Watters had his interview interrupted by a PR minder after he asked the movie star about Will Smith’s infamous slap.