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Alfred I. duPont-Columbia Awards: PBS and CNN Lead With Two Wins Each
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Jeremy Renner Shares Update on ‘Rennervations’ Amid Snowplow Accident Recovery: “I Hope You’re Ready”
Before the actor was critically injured, the Disney+ series was initially expected to be released in early 2023.
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Grammys: Nine Things the TV Cameras Missed
From the viral Taylor Swift and Harry Styles hug to Adele's big toast with Beyoncé to celebrate her history-making win, The Hollywood Reporter recaps the moments that didn't make the CBS telecast.
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TV Ratings: Grammy Awards Hit Three-Year High for CBS
HBO's 'The Last of Us' grows for the third straight time on Sunday.
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‘Yellowstone’ Spinoff With Matthew McConaughey in Talks Amid Report of Kevin Costner’s Uncertain Future
There’s drama back at the ranch. Matthew McConaughey is in talks with Yellowstone co-creator Taylor Sheridan for a spinoff series, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. The negotiations are described as ongoing with no deal yet struck, but the idea is for the Interstellar actor to lead a new series set within the Yellowstone universe. The […]
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Dominic Pagone to Lead Communications at Paramount TV Studios
Showtime publicity executive Dominic Pagone is moving to a different post at Paramount Global. Pagone will move from the premium cable outlet to Paramount Television Studios, where he will lead PR efforts at senior vp communications. He’ll report to studio head Nicole Clemens and Chris Ender, executive vp communications at CBS. Pagone head up will […]
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Tom Brady Says He Will Start Broadcasting Career at Fox Sports in Fall 2024
Tom Brady will make his on-air debut for Fox Sports beginning with 2024’s NFL season. Brady revealed the news Monday during Colin Cowherd’s Fox Sports Radio show The Herd. Brady, who officially retired from the NFL on Feb. 1 (“for good,” he said), had signed a broadcast deal with Fox Corp. a year ago. The […]
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Amid Strong Documentary Demand, ABC News Studios Breaks Out at Disney
Entertainment companies like Disney find themselves in a challenging situation. They need to invest in new and growing platforms like Disney+ and Hulu, while continuing to keep the linear lineups of networks like National Geographic and ABC filled. To help fill that gap, they have increasingly turned to new, in-house documentary studios, meant to help […]
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Pamela Anderson Canadian Cooking Show in the Works
Pamela Anderson is set to show off her plants and legumes after Food Network Canada ordered to series Pamela’s Cooking With Love. The eight-episode series commissioned by Corus Studios will see the Pamela, a love story star and Love, Pamela author working with chefs on plant-based menus and preparing meals for her family and friends […]
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Chris Spadaccini to Lead Marketing at The CW
The CW has named long-time HBO and WarnerMedia executive Chris Spadaccini as its new head of marketing. Spadaccini is the latest hire for the network’s new majority owner, Nexstar, which bought a 75 percent stake in The CW from Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global (the latter two each retain 12.5 percent ownership) in August […]
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‘Dexter,’ ‘Billions’ Spinoffs in the Works as Showtime Doubles Down on Franchise Plan
Chris McCarthy, the Paramount Global exec who was handed oversight of Showtime last year, is doubling down on his franchise plans for the premium cable network. The exec who is credited with growing Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone franchise for the streamer is expanding two of Showtime’s prized dramas — Dexter and Billions — with multiple offshoots […]
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Matthew McConaughey to Voice Elvis in Netflix Animated Series
Sorry, Austin Butler. Matthew McConaughey has signed on to voice Elvis Presley in Netflix’s adult animated action comedy series Agent Elvis. Ordered to series in August 2019 the series follows Presley as he trades in his jumpsuit for a jet pack when he is covertly inducted into a secret government spy program to battle the […]
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‘The Last of Us’ Episode 5 to Premiere Early Thanks to Super Bowl
HBO isn’t going to let the Super Bowl tackle the ratings momentum of The Last of Us. The network will make its next episode of the acclaimed post-apocalyptic series available two days early to get ahead of Super Bowl LVII. Episode five will be available on HBO Max and HBO On Demand starting this Friday, […]
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‘Murder in Big Horn’ Review: Showtime Doc on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Has More Passion Than Focus
Razelle Benally and Matthew Galkin's three-part series examines the crisis in one Montana county.
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Charles Kimbrough, Anchor Jim Dial on ‘Murphy Brown,’ Dies at 86
Charles Kimbrough, the Emmy-nominated actor best known for his splendid decade-long portrayal of staid network anchor Jim Dial on Murphy Brown, has died. He was 86. Kimbrough died Jan. 11 in Culver City, his son, John Kimbrough, told The New York Times. A veteran of the stage, Kimbrough received a Tony Award nomination in 1971 […]
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Pedro Pascal Gets Emotional Thanking His Family in ‘Saturday Night Live’ Opening Monologue
First-time Saturday Night Live host Pedro Pascal got emotional in his opening monologue as he took a moment to thank his parents for bringing him and his sister to the United States from Chile when they were kids. Pascal began his monologue on Feb. 4 by saying that he spent the last year filming The […]
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