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A much-loved community cinema has been relaunched and will offer monthly screenings for just a pound.

EXCLUSIVE: WME has promoted a group of 35 to agent across multiple departments and offices. Those elevated include Sophia Heslov, Jackie Maldonado, Lindsey Leino, Max Rudman, Derek Otto, Suzannah Ball, Sian-Ashleigh Edwards, Alex Kane, Maddie Neil, Jonah Rabb, Peter Dunn, Lizzy Weingold, Umer Durrani, Myles Schalet, Grace Goldstein, Emily Gross, Max West, Doug Cohen, Preston Gittelson, Cecilia Yao, Carly Huffman, Sean McHugh, Adam Sherif, Jacob Fox, Sam Dolen, Ben Yekuel, Meera Patel, John Showfety, Janelle Flint, Lindsey Hastings, Josh Green, Dan Kuklinski, Jeremy Upton, Laura Williams, and Carlile Willett.

Jennifer Mitchell and Tom Canedo have been named the presidents of CBS Stations, sharing the title with Adrienne Roark, who started on Aug. 2.

Longtime CBS Television Stations execs Peter Dunn and David Friend have departed the company in the wake of a report disclosing allegations of racist and abusive behavior.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorTwo CBS veterans, Peter Dunn and David Friend, are leaving their top roles at CBS’ local-stations division as an investigation continues into allegations they were abusive to women and employees of color.“Peter Dunn, President of the CBS Television Stations, and David Friend, Senior Vice President of News for the Stations group, will not return to their positions and will be leaving the Company.

environment for women and minorities at news operations in some of its largest individual stations.Peter Dunn, president of the CBS Television Stations, and David Friend, senior vice president for news at the stations, are on leave pending the results of an external investigation.“CBS is committed to a diverse, inclusive and respectful workplace where all voices are heard, claims are investigated and appropriate action is taken where necessary,” the network said in a statement.The accusations

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorTwo of CBS’s two top local-TV executives were placed on administrative leave Monday night after the Los Angeles Times raised issues about their conduct over the weekend in a two-part report that examined their treatment of people of color at specific TV stations, among other allegations.Peter Dunn, president of the CBS Television Stations, and David Friend, senior vice president of news for the stations were placed on the leave “pending the results of a