Advertising "Coming Back Faster" Than Expected: Discovery CEO

Following the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell in New Hampshire this morning, one question is top of mind: how will this affect her friend Prince Andrew?Audrey Strauss, the acting U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, spoke of the royal during today's press conference officially announcing the charges against Maxwell.

Page Six reports. "There have been moments where you feel like, 'God, does he have any empathy at all?'" the former "American Idol" runner-up and star of Broadway's "Waitress" says in the Netflix doc.

Heather Dubrow is supporting her daughter Maximillia, aka Max, after the 16-year-old came out as bisexual. On Tuesday, the last day of Pride Month, the former “Real Housewives of Orange County” star‘s daughter took to Instagram to share her news.

Heather DuBrow is one proud parent!

Heather Dubrow is supporting her daughter Maximillia, aka Max, after the 16-year-old came out as bisexual. On Tuesday, the last day of Pride Month, the former star's daughter took to Instagram to share her news.«I always knew i was bi, i just thought it was bipolar,» Max captioned her pic, which shows her sitting outdoors in the grass with a rainbow flag around her.

Celine Dion will never forget the first time she sang for David Foster. Amid decades of memorable moments, Dion's first meeting with Foster, «one of the greatest producers of all time,» sticks out.

Thomas Beattie is coming out.

The Bachelorette is set to start filming in July, according to ABC’s vice president of alternative programming, Rob Mills. The VP described the plan on June 17.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorShowtime’s political docuseries returns in two months. and it will be a three-ring The Circus covering the pandemic, systemic racism and a crucial presidential election.The premium cabler said today that the second half of Season 5 will bow at 8 p.m.

#homeoftheyear pic.twitter.com/qDePjjF1jE— RTÉ One (@RTEOne) June 17, 2020Announcing the return of the popular show, RTÉ One tweeted, ‘We’re looking for homes full of individuality and clever design.’Sharing information as to how the house proud among us can get involved they added, ‘and if this sounds like yours, then email [email protected] or call 01 208 0855 to apply.’Brought to us by ShinAwil — the same production company that dazzles us with Dancing with the Stars — we can’t wait to see

The Eurovision Song Contest has announced a change in its rules to ensure it can continue every year, whatever the global circumstances. 

Strictly star Anton Du Beke’s home has the same traditional elegance associated with ballroom dancing.There are glamorous fringed curtains, high ceilings and wooden floors; it has an old time glamour befitting of Anton himself.

the personal news with his fans. Captioning his video, «Tengo algo que deciros,» which translates to, «I have something to tell you,» Alborán gets candid about his life and who he is.«I think that we often forget about the love that unites us, that makes us stronger,» he explains.

Law & Order news is about to change all that as Detective Elliot Stabler is coming back in 2020!  A post shared by Mariska Hargitay (@therealmariskahargitay) on It was revealed earlier in the year that Christopher Meloni would be reprising his much-loved role of overly-invested Special Victims Unit detective, Elliot Stabler, in a new spin-off focused on New York organised crime.  The show will revolve around Stabler as the new head of the NYPD Organised Crime Unit.

Hot New Hip Hop reported today that over the last few weeks, the internet has unsuccessfully tried to cancel two respected rappers, J. Cole, and Kendrick Lamar.

Jill Goldsmith Discovery CEO Davis Zaslav joined the chorus of media execs upbeat about the ad market saying it is significantly better than could have been anticipated during the “oh my gosh” phase when COVID-10 hit.“Cancellations in the third quarter are significantly better than we though and every week the scatter market in terms of value seems to go up. There was a lot of money pulled during that ‘Oh my gosh’ period.

"Live PD" doesn't seem to be gone for good. A&E recently made the decision to stop airing "Live PD," a reality show following on-duty police officers, in the wake of George Floyd's death while in police custody.

13 Reasons Why has courted controversy since its inception—literally, the book it was adapted from has been in multiple school districts—but, of course, that didn’t stop cast and creators from rolling out an additional three seasons. (Each of which drew their own fair share of scandal.) Now, Netflix says it’s officially throwing in the towel, and the fifth season, which debuted on June 5, will be the last.