NYT's 'Caliphate' podcast withdrawn as Pulitzer finalist

When it comes to the Royal family, we just assume that they are always very prim and proper, and would never be missing meetings, especially for a pint.

EXCLUSIVE: Television personality and money expert Nicole Lapin and Entrepreneur magazine editor-in-chief Jason Feifer have entered into a development deal with Tom Forman’s independent content studio Critical Content to expand their brand of entertaining money content into television.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWith Donald Trump exiting the White House in less than a week, WNYC Studios is ending its “Trump Inc.” investigative podcast after nearly three years.“Trump, Inc.,” a coproduction of WNYC Studios and ProPublica, dug into the business dealings of the president and his family — and Trump’s conflicts of interest while occupying the Oval Office — over some 100 episodes. The podcast first launched in February 2018 and its final episode will be released on Jan.

Bolton. The video was uploaded to TikTok and shows a car parked in the middle of the tracks at The Oaks level crossing, at Bromley Cross, along with a tripod set up on the railway to take pictures.

Liam Payne has announced that he is releasing… a podcast, obviously. Only losers put out music these days.

Manori Ravindran International EditorA chart-topping true crime podcast about Ghislaine Maxwell from U.K. radio station LBC is being adapted for television.Sony Pictures Television-backed Eleventh Hour Films has nabbed screen rights to “Hunting Ghislaine” from LBC (Leading Britain’s Conversation) and outdoor media powerhouse Global.

EXCLUSIVE: Nicole Byer and J.B. Smoove are teaming up with Conan O’Brien in a series of podcast deals as his media company continues to staff up the podcast side of the business.

Daily Show host Jon Stewart to the couch to talk about his love of New York – and its pizza – while standup performances come from comics Michelle Buteau, Mark Normand and Baron Vaughn. Future guests include Sarah Jessica Parker and Uzo Aduba.

Neil Sheehan, a Pulitzer Prize winner and the New York Times journalist who obtained the Pentagon Papers, has died.

On this episode of The Playlist Podcast, Charles Barfield, Mike DeAngelo, and Brian Farvour are joined by a very special guest, Rolando Rodriguez, the CEO and President of Marcus Theatres. For those unaware, Marcus Theatres is the fourth-largest cinema chain in the US and fifth-largest in North America with more than 1,100 screens.

On December 12, a man called David Cornwell passed away in the English countryside. He was 89 and worked under the alias John Le Carré, a pen name that added a mysterious and sophisticated aura to 60 years of spy novels that were often quietly hellbent on demystifying the very genre he mastered.

Former TOWIE star Ferne McCann is currently holidaying in sunny South Africa. The 30 year old will be bringing in the new year while getting a tan on the enviable break in Cape Town alongside her cute toddler Sunday and her best friend Carl Cunard.

released its publishing agreement online, alongside other assets such as templates for financial projections and pitch decks.

It’s finally here! After months of delays and the announcement that it would be arriving on HBO Max the same day as in theaters, “Wonder Woman 1984” is upon us. And this week’s episode of The Playlist Podcast features Charles and Mike are here to discuss the good, the bad, and the campy in one of the most anticipated films of the year.

Michelle Latimer's documentary Inconvenient Indian has been withdrawn from the Sundance Film Festival after the Canadian director came under scrutiny for claiming Indigenous family roots in a Quebec Algonquin community while promoting her film ahead of its Toronto Film Festival world premiere last summer.

Syria was a central part of its 2018 podcast “Caliphate.”The series had won a Peabody Award, the first ever for a podcast produced by the newspaper, but within hours administrators said the Times would return the award.

Orange Is The New Black star Laverne Cox has teamed up with Shonda Rhimes to produce a weekly podcast series.

They were the shots heard around the underworld. It has been 35 years this week since the most brazen mob hit, rivaling the Valentine's Day Massacre, and the most daring since the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, took place on a New York City sidewalk.