Paula Reid, CNN’s Chief Legal Affairs Correspondent, Will Exit Ahead of Paramount Takeover
Paula Reid, CNN's Chief Legal Affairs Correspondent, Will Exit Ahead of Paramount Takeover
Kathy Griffin Claims She Was ‘Banned’ From ‘The Tonight Show’ for Being ‘Too Controversial’ and Slams Jimmy Fallon for Hosting Conor McGregor
Kathy Griffin claimed she was 'banned' from 'The Tonight Show,' and slammed Jimmy Fallon for hosting Conor McGregor.
LISTEN: CNBC Chief KC Sullivan on Transforming its Linear TV Business in a Digital World After the Versant Spinoff: ‘We’re Very Much on Offense’
On today's 'Daily Variety' podcast, CNBC chief KC Sullivan talks AI and how CNBC parent Versant Media has been energized by the NBCUniversal spinoff.
Robin Byrd on Going From Porn Actress to TV Host, OnlyFans and Sarah Jessica Parker Producing Her HBO Documentary
Robin Byrd talks about becoming a legendary adult television host, OnlyFans and Sarah Jessica Parker producing her HBO documentary.
How Harlan Coben and Netflix Found Record-Breaking Success Together – and What Comes Next for Their Mystery-Thriller Universe
Author Harlan Coben and Netflix proved to be a match made in mystery-thriller heaven with the impressive launch of "I Will Find You."
Lionel Boyce on Why ‘The Bear’ Season 5 Was His ‘Most Intense Shoot’ Yet and Wrapping Up Marcus’ Arc: ‘I Don’t Know How to Say Goodbye’
Lionel Boyce breaks down why 'The Bear' Season 5 was his 'most intense shoot' yet and why he doesn't know how to say goodbye to Marcus.
Starz to Develop ‘Bone Parish’ Series Executive Produced by Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson
Starz has nabbed a development deal on the TV series "Bone Parish," executive produced by 50 Cent.
Mark Harmon Returning as Gibbs in ‘NCIS: Origins’ Season 3 Story Arc
Mark Harmon will play Jethro Leroy Gibbs in a season-long arc of the upcoming third season of prequel series "NCIS: Origins."
Dylan O’Brien to Play Disgraced Reality Star in Hulu Comedy Pilot ‘Lex’
Dylan O'Brien is set for the lead role in the Hulu comedy pilot "Lex," Variety has learned.
Josh Peck Says He Only Took Home Around $500,000 for ‘Drake and Josh’ After Four Years and 60 Episodes
Josh Peck tells 'Financial Tea with Mrs. Dow Jones' he cleared about $125,000 a year on 'Drake and Josh' after fees, taxes and no residuals.