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Alex apparently gave his daughter Nicky the entertainment bug he had so perfectly gestated over his time on air. She has worked on ‘Jeopardy!’ specials as well as feature films, had a modeling stint, and even dipped her feet into the music world.

Kate Freeman became the first out transgender contestant to win “Jeopardy!” on Friday. Freeman made history while wearing a trans pride pin in support of the LGTBQ+ community. Watch her fun banter with the late Alex Trebek on RADIO.COM.

The show must go on. On Monday, ‘Jeopardy!’ announced that it will resume production of the game show next week following the death of Alex Trebek. Find out more now.

Following a year-and-a-half long battle with pancreatic cancer, beloved “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek passed away on Sunday. Now, there’s already talk of who will replace the iconic host.

Despite Alex Trebek’s passing, there are still more “Jeopardy!” episodes featuring the iconic host to come. See the details of the most recent “Jeopardy!” production schedule.

Alex Trebek, the iconic and longtime host of “Jeopardy!,” has passed away at the age of 80 after battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer in March 2019.

Even after 36 years, it’s still possible to surprise Alex Trebek. On Tuesday’s episode, the longtime host was floored by what happened during the show’s Final Jeopardy. Read more now.

Contestants will no longer get any one-on-one facetime with ‘Jeopardy!’ host Alex Trebek. The game show is implementing changes amid the coronavirus pandemic that will minimize Trebek’s interactions with contestants. Read more now.

After shutting down due to the coronavirus pandemic, “Jeopardy!” is getting ready to return to your television screens. The long-running game show has implemented some changes which fans will be able to see when the 37th season premieres.

The ‘Jeopardy!’ host revealed that he’s struggled with suicidal thoughts during his ongoing battle with stage IV pancreatic cancer in a new interview.