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Entertainment19h ago

Media Personnel Changes as Journalists Move Between Organizations

Several journalists have recently announced departures from major news organizations to pursue new opportunities in media and academia.

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Entertainment3d ago

Savannah Guthrie Discusses Mother's Disappearance in First Interview Since January

TODAY host Savannah Guthrie spoke publicly about her mother Nancy Guthrie's disappearance from Arizona more than seven weeks ago.

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Entertainment20h ago

Olivia Munn Discusses Symptomless Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Advocacy Mission

Actress Olivia Munn shares her experience with Stage 1 breast cancer diagnosed without symptoms and her efforts to help other women.

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Entertainment2d ago

Two Major Arts Institutions Announce Leadership and Staffing Changes

The Salzburg Festival terminated its artistic director's contract while the Kennedy Center announced upcoming layoffs ahead of renovations.

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Entertainment4d ago

Former Google Executive Matt Brittin Named New BBC Director General

Matt Brittin, who spent nearly two decades at Google including as regional president, has been appointed as the new director general of the BBC.

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Entertainment4d ago

Florida Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Attempted Murder in Rihanna Home Shooting

Ivanna Ortiz, 35, entered not guilty pleas to attempted murder and other charges related to March 8 shooting at singer's Beverly Hills area home.

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Entertainment6d ago

Bill Cosby Found Liable in 1972 Sexual Assault Case, Ordered to Pay $19.25 Million

A California civil jury found Bill Cosby liable for sexually assaulting Donna Motsinger in 1972 and awarded her $19.25 million in damages.

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Entertainment2d ago

CNN CEO Thompson Reaffirms Commitment Amid Ownership Uncertainty

CNN Chief Executive Mark Thompson told international staff he remains committed to the network during a Zoom meeting Wednesday.

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EntertainmentMar 20

CBS News shuts down radio service after nearly 100 years, cuts 6% of staff

CBS News is ending its storied radio news service in May and laying off 6% of its workforce due to economic challenges and changing media landscape.

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Entertainment2d ago

New York City Ballet Cancels Kennedy Center Shows Amid Venue Controversies

The prestigious ballet company withdrew from scheduled Kennedy Center performances as the venue faces multiple high-profile cancellations and legal disputes.

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EntertainmentMar 19

Former '19 Kids and Counting' Star Joseph Duggar Charged with Child Sex Abuse

Joseph Duggar, who appeared on the TLC reality show, was arrested on charges related to alleged sexual abuse of a 9-year-old girl in Florida in 2020.

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EntertainmentMar 18

Josh D'Amaro Named New Disney CEO

Disney has appointed Josh D'Amaro as its new chief executive officer, marking a leadership transition for the entertainment company.

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EntertainmentMar 17

Sean Penn wins Oscar but skips ceremony for Ukraine meeting with Zelensky

Actor Sean Penn won Best Supporting Actor at the 98th Academy Awards but was absent from the ceremony, instead meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky.

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EntertainmentMar 19

Rapper Afroman faces defamation trial over music videos featuring police officers

Musician Afroman is being sued by police officers over music videos he created following a 2022 raid on his home.

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Entertainment4d ago

ITV Executives Address Controversy Over Ed Balls' Good Morning Britain Interviews

ITV leadership is addressing internal disputes following controversial interviews conducted by Ed Balls on Good Morning Britain involving sensitive topics.

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