Anderson Cooper’s Syndicated Talk Show Finds a Home

Moonlighting CNN personality finds a convenient location for his side gig

When you're as busy as Anderson Cooper is, it's wise to minimize your commute.

Cooper's upcoming syndicated talk show, "Anderson," has found a home, and it's very conveniently located by his other workplace.

The show, which debuts on September 12, will be taped at Jazz at Lincoln Center's The Allen Room, located in New York's Time Warner Center — which also houses CNN's "Anderson Cooper 360."

Telepictures Productions, which is producing "Anderson," announced the location on Thursday.

Cooper's new workplace should offer plenty of pleasant visual stimuli for his viewers; Jazz sports a 50-by-90 foot, floor-to-ceiling glass wall, which overlooks Central Park. Anderson is also expected to take advantage of Jazz's busy Columbus Circle location by conducting man-on-the-street interviews.

Cooper said of the location, "It's a beautiful theater, and totally unique. It allows me to have great interaction with the studio audience and great access to the streets and people of New York."

It will also, no doubt, keep his cab fares low.
 

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