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The 2026 NYE Rockin’ Eve will be the longest broadcast in the show’s history, extending programming to 4 a.m. ET.
Mariah Carey, Chappell Roan, Post Malone are among the performers announced for the telecast.
The broadcast will feature an expanded live Central Time Zone countdown from Chicago led by Chance the Rapper.
The show will air across 150 iHeartMedia radio stations and stream on Hulu the following day.
The lineup includes a mix of pop, hip-hop and classic acts across multiple venues from New York to Puerto Rico.
Executive producers include Seacrest, Michael Dempsey and Barry Adelman, with Dick Clark Productions producing the telecast.
The show will include a Times Square co-host and additional hosts, with Rita Ora joining Seacrest in New York.
The Hollywood Reporter notes the event extends across multiple locations including New York, Las Vegas, Chicago and Puerto Rico.
Variety confirms the expanded lineup and longer telecast with an additional hour and a half of programming.
ABC and Dick Clark Productions will broadcast the show, with iHeartMedia distributing to radio stations nationwide.
The lineup lists dozens of performers including Mariah Carey, Post Malone and OneRepublic among others.

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Cowell says he does not follow Ryan Seacrest's career, a candid admission aired during a broader conversation about their past on American Idol.
He describes Seacrest as highly ambitious and famous, while noting a lack of ongoing contact since the Idol era.
Cowell concedes Seacrest still works hard despite the critique.
The remarks underscore a cooled relationship, contrasting with their on-screen dynamic on American Idol.
The interview revisits the duo’s collaboration on American Idol, which ran from 2002 to 2010.
A representative states there has never been a feud between Cowell and Seacrest, framing their relationship as non-hostile.
Seacrest has publicly described their Idol-era rivalry, adding context to Cowell’s recent remarks.
The discussion framed Seacrest’s popularity as a broader topic during a New York Times podcast appearance.
Media coverage notes the remarks came during a New York Times podcast appearance about Seacrest’s popularity.
The new reference coverage from The Sun adds ongoing discussion about Cowell and Seacrest, noting continued public interest in their dynamic.

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