YouTube Revenue Up 32 Percent in Summer Quarter

Jon Pardi and Summer Duncan have tied the knot! The couple married in Tennessee on Saturday, after canceling their Memorial Day weekend wedding due to COVID-19, ET confirms. ET exclusively broke the news of Pardi and Duncan'sengagement in October 2019, after two years of dating.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCaptify, a specialist in consumer search data, named Brendan Condon, a former senior executive for the ad-sales unit of Comcast’s cable division, as its global chief revenue officer, a sign that the company sees opportunity as the media industry starts to focus more heavily on how consumers utilize video delivered by broadband.Condon is charged with driving new growth opportunities for Captify, which delivers real-time consumer insights based on data from

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube, in an expansion of its advertising business, will begin serving up ads on channels that will not receive a cut of the revenue.In a Nov.

Jane Seymour wasn’t happy with some of the producers on her upcoming limited series, Glow & Darkness.

Jane Seymour is hitting back at producers of her new miniseries “Glow and Darkness” after they cast a younger star to portray her character in flashback scenes — even as she insists she could pass for 25-years-old.

Jane Seymour spoke candidly about the financial and emotional crisis she was in during the early days of her hit show, “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.”  The actress starred as the title character on the CBS series for six seasons.

Jane Seymour looks back on that time in her life, she first and foremost recalls the «lowest depths of despair» that brought her to the series.«The first thing I remember is that my ex-husband at that time had lost all our money, left me nine million in the red with lawsuits from every major bank,» Seymour tells ET's Kevin Frazier. «I was homeless, penniless and I called my agent and said I would do anything.

Cambuslang mum is facing the rest of her pregnancy wearing the drainage bag in order to ensure both she and her unborn son survive.

HELLO! magazine, actress Summer Strallen talks of the devastating impact the Covid-19 pandemic has had on the theatre business, as well as how it affected her personally.MORE EXCLUSIVES: Dick and Angel Strawbridge open up about children's future plan for the chateauSummer, who was due to star in an off-Broadway production when the pandemic struck, tells the magazine: "I was in shock for weeks. I couldn't stop crying and was diagnosed with depression.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterSix weeks before “Wonder Woman 1984” is scheduled to open in theaters on Christmas, Warner Bros.

New Order’s Bernard Sumner has revealed that he recently contracted coronavirus.The co-founder of Joy Division revealed he contracted COVID-19 in the last few weeks and that he’s still in recovery from the illness.Speaking on The Current’s Morning Show, Sumner said “I’m just recovering from coronavirus actually.

Summer Harl has been inspiring other mums-to-be by proudly showing off her stretchmarks. The Ex-Celtic TV host, who is 18 weeks pregnant this week, has opened up in the past about her struggles to conceive after being diagnosed with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorCable news outlets focused on nothing last week but the presidential election. On Fox News Channel, however, Bill Hemmer found a few seconds to peer into the future.“The thing about our industry, Dana, and you know it very well: When there is information, when there is data, when the story is changing, you can run on adrenaline for a long time,” he said to anchor Dana Perino during hours spent on air.

Shemar Moore told ET's Rachel Smith.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN is divvying up responsibilities for content in the wake of senior executive Connor Schell’s decision to leave the sports-media giant to start his own production company.Burke Magnus has long been the ESPN executive who makes sure the sports-media giant always has access to games from the big leagues.

ViacomCBS on Friday reported mostly better-than-expected third-quarter financials, including a percent a 6 percent drop in advertising revenue, a clear improvement over the 27 percent decline in the second quarter. In the latest three-month period affected by the coronavirus pandemic, the company's film unit profit dropped though compared with the year-ago period as the theatrical business was hit by the coronavirus pandemic.

Kelly Clarkson is bringing back those dance club vibes.