Christiane Amanpour, Chris Wallace, Pamela Brown, Victor Blackwell and Manu Raju will launch new shows in the programming shake-up, with Phil Mattingly and Kasie Hunt moving to the mornings.
Her elevation follows the departure of Neeraj Khemlani and the retirement of Steve Locascio. Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews was tapped as president of CBS News.
The Colorado-based distributor known for niche cinematic experiences is now helping originals hit the big screen as "audiences are looking for special content."
With a sequel to the $1 billion hit a long way off (if a possibility at all), Warners is keeping the Mattel momentum going by trying to push forward 'Hot Wheels' while Hollywood questions which toys can realistically become hits.
The actor, who says his anti-union remarks were “misinterpreted,” did walk the line in New York, where he was visiting to show support for a former co-star appearing Broadway.
You know the annoying guys who call you during dinner and promise your donations are going to charity? They get a three-hour docuseries with Danny McBride and the Safdies among its executive producers.
Nathan W. Pyle and Dan Harmon's show tackles the joys, tragedies and absurdities of everyday existence through gently comic tales set on a planet of blue humanoid beings.
“We want our members to continue to hone their skills so that, once the strikes are settled, they can return to work at the top of their game as premier sound artists," said MPSE president Mark Lanza.
"We stand ready to assist Bethenny Frankel, Bryan Freedman and Mark Geragos along with reality performers and our members in the fight," said the guild.
As picketers gathered in front of Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery locations, outgoing WGA East president Michael Winship said the AMPTP is different than in 2007-2008: "It's just gonna take a little while longer."
“People need to understand this is so prevalent," the Hollywood actor and longtime political activist told THR about vulnerable people coerced into unpaid work and not recognized as victims of modern slavery.
But the Canadian cinema chain boss says a settlement of the labor strife stateside will minimize disruption to the flow of studio tentpoles reaching his theaters.
The WGA informed members Thursday that the AMPTP requested the meeting in response to the guild's proposals that were outlined Aug. 4 in the so-called talks about talking.
The NC-17 rating slapped on Ira Sachs’ 'Passages' and breathless talk about a few scenes in 'Oppenheimer' have renewed questions of whether — or why — American movies seem more sexually uptight than ever.