Endemol Shine’s International Chief Nicola Bamford Steps Down After Banijay Takeover

Bruno Tonioli is set to make a big comeback to Strictly Come Dancing later this year amid reports he'll be forced to miss the beginning of the series.The 64 year old usually flies between London and LA to film the hit BBC One show and it's US version Dancing With The Stars. But due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, he is unable to travel as freely and is believed to have committed to the American show.

Prince Harry's relationship with other members of the royal family has been under the microscope since he announced his decision to step down as a senior royal.According to the new book, Finding Freedom, regardless of his decision, "the queen was still one of the most important women in [Prince Harry's] life."In fact, Queen Elizabeth apparently "made it clear to Harry that she would always support him in whatever he decided to do." Finding Freedom Dey Street Books amazon.com $27.99 $17.49 (38%

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterJames Murdoch, former chief executive of 21st Century Fox and son of Rupert Murdoch, has resigned from the News Corp.

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Nicola Bamford, CEO of Endemol Shine’s international operations, joins the crowd of executives heading for the door following the $2.2 billion acquisition of the group, which produces such international hits as Black Mirror and MasterChef, by French company Banijay.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterIDW Publishing has named Jerry Bennington as President, replacing Chris Ryall who recently exited the company to pursue new busness ventures.

Page Six has learned that Mr. Feldman was pushed out of his position at an elite-level Hollywood union.

Burger Records co-founder and president Lee Rickard has stepped down and divested from the garage rock imprint, which announced "major structural changes" after multiple allegations of sexual misconduct against the Fullerton, California, label's artists and employees emerged on social media over the weekend.

Jessica Shalvoy Southern California independent label Burger Records has announced a series of structural changes after a number of young women came forward with accusations of sexual misconduct and predatory behavior amongst artists and employees associated with the label, its events and its Fullerton offices.As first-hand accounts continued to grow on social media — many gathered under @lured_by_burger_records on Instagram — the label released a long statement apologizing for “the role Burger

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFollowing Banijay’s takeover of Endemol Shine Group, Nicolas Coppermann, president of Endemol Shine France, will be stepping down at the end of July, with François de Brugada taking the helm of Banijay France.As CEO of Banijay France, de Brugada will spearhead the combined unscripted and scripted footprint and lead the company’s talent base.Post takeover, Banijay France will comprise 10 production outfits, including Adventure Line Productions, Endemol

Roma Khanna, CEO of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ REVOLT TV, is stepping down from her role at the cable network after nearly three years on the job. Going forward, she will serve as an advisor to REVOLT TV’s senior team and shareholders. With Khanna departing, REVOLT TV executive vp and head of

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Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Sean Combs’ cable network Revolt TV is undergoing a leadership change with Roma Khanna stepping down as CEO.Former MGM and NBCU exec Khanna, who was named CEO in September 2017, is to move into a new role as advisor to the Revolt TV senior team and shareholders.Colin McIntosh, EVP and Head of Finance and Operations, and Detavio Samuels, COO and Head of Content, will take on the additional role of Co-Heads of Revolt and take over the day-to-day leadership

Tom Grater International Film ReporterZygi Kamasa, the longtime CEO of Lionsgate UK and Europe, is stepping down at the end of this month.The much respected 15-year vet of the studio’s operations on this side of the pond says he is leaving to pursue an “entrepreneurial opportunity” with details to follow.