Fremantle, BMG, Penguin Random House Create Podcast Producer Storyglass

Peter White Television EditorEXCLUSIVE: Epix comedy documentary series Unprotected Sets is moving from television to podcasting with a 12-episode audio series.MGM and Audio Up, the podcasting company that the studio invested in earlier this year, will launch the series on August 5.It is the latest MGM series to move into the podcast form after the company launched audio series based on its unscripted franchises including Lauren Lake’s Paternity Court and Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader.The

That Peter Couch Podcast, the very random gift he once gave his then-girlfriend: a pair of binoculars. "That was early on in the courtship that was. I wrapped them.

Peter White Television EditorPopstar Alicia Keys is to exec produce a feature-length documentary about six iconic African American female entertainers for PBS.American Masters: How It Feels To Be Free will tell the story of Lena Horne, Abbey Lincoln, Nina Simone, Diahann Carroll, Cicely Tyson and Pam Grier and how they challenged an entertainment industry deeply complicit in perpetuating racist stereotypes, and transformed themselves and their audiences in the process.The doc, which will air in

dogs were found living in “dirty and cluttered” conditions. Andrew William McPherson has admitted failing to properly care for seven-year-old German Shepherd Zara and 16-year-old Bobo at his home in Airdrie.The 39-year-old also failed to seek veterinary treatment for the dogs who were both found with their hip and rib bones jutting out.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorJoerg Winger, the creator of hit German drama Deutschland 83, is stepping down as managing of UFA Fiction to launch a drama label that will sit within the Fremantle-backed production company.Winger has established Big Window Productions, which will focus on bringing stories from Berlin to a global audience.

Mark Paul-Gosselaar has been a working actor for more than three decades, but there is no doubt that he is most known for his role as Zack Morris on the late 1980s and early 1990s NBC teen sitcom Saved By The Bell. Ahead of the show’s reboot on Peacock, Gosselaar revealed this week that he is launching a new podcast with Cadence13 titled Zack to the Future.

TikTok star Addison Rae Easterling is launching a podcast. Mama Knows Best premieres July 20 from Spotify-owned studio Parcast.

Tamera Mowry-Housley, announced not too long ago that she is leaving The Real after no less than 7 years as part of the cast. That being said, now she is getting candid about how she feels in the aftermath of the announcement.

“I told my story, it made history,” Drake boasts on “Crew Love,” one of the first tracks on his colossal sophomore album Take Care. It’s a pretty congruous flex.

Dennis Quaid is speaking out about the controversy that surrounded his 2017 movie “A Dog’s Purpose,” denouncing the incident as overblown hype. Days prior to the film’s release, a video emerged from the set showing a German shepherd being forced into rough water in order to create a scene that takes place in a river.

Bruce Willis has strange taste in bathroom decor.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorFremantle’s scripted podcast producer Storyglass is to be spun out into a standalone company within the Bertelsmann Group, and will now make shows across a variety of genres including scripted, documentary, true crime, lifestyle and music.Storyglass previously sat in Fremantle’s drama unit, but will become a standalone outfit at the producer’s parent company Bertelsmann, sitting alongside Fremantle itself and the likes of Penguin Random House UK, BMG and DK.

From The Oasthouse – The Alan Partridge Podcast will feature 18 episodes, given Partridge fans a greater insight on the character never seen before, in what has been described as “fascinating conversations and richly sound-designed audio vignettes.”In character, Alan Partridge released a statement on what to expect from the Audible-exclusive podcast.“Like most people, I assumed those who hosted podcasts were pale, tech-obsessed social lepers who live with their mums and couldn’t get a platform

It was nearly two decades ago that TV producer Ben Silverman pitched Ricky Gervais on adapting The Office for American audiences. Now, Silverman is behind plans for a podcast that will offer a comprehensive history of the NBC comedy.