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Netflix: Movies and TV Shows Leaving in November
Take a look at the titles that will disappear from Netflix next month.
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Liberty Global CEO: No Plans for Big Content Acquisitions
Despite a recent deal for a stake in Lionsgate, CEO Mike Fries said John Malone's cable giant has yet to bet heavily on content.
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CBS Renews ‘Good Wife,’ ‘Person of Interest,’ ‘Odd Couple,’ 12 More as ‘CSI’ Plots Endgame
Included in the renewals are freshman comedy 'The Odd Couple,' while spinoff 'CSI: Cyber' may be the only continuation of the flagship series.
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Canada’s W Picks Up ‘Say Yes to the Dress’ Reality Format
Temple Street Productions will adapt the TLC series for the Canadian market via a deal with Half Yard Productions.
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Emmys: 5 Reasons Why This Year’s Reality Races Matter
With the noncompetition category being split in two and "Duck Dynasty" holding steady as unscripted TV's biggest ratings hit, the genre's showing at the Emmys just may upend everything expected.
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All3Media’s Farah Ramzan Golant to Address Banff World Media Festival
The head of Britain's largest indie TV producer will discuss a fast-changing entertainment business at the Canadian Rockies conference in June.
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CBS and Hulu Expand Licensing Deal to Include ‘Ghost Whisperer,’ ‘Everybody Loves Raymond,’ Others
The multi-year licensing deal will give Hulu Plus subscribers access to more than 5,300 episodes of CBS shows.
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Emmys: Scott Feinberg Breaks Down the Reality Categories
THR's awards analyst expects "Dancing with the Stars" and "So You Think You Can Dance" to split the vote of dance fans and allow "The Amazing Race" to win yet again, and "Deadliest Catch" to pick up its second statuette in three years.
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Steve Morrison Named Non-Executive Chairman of All3Media
The founder and former CEO of the U.K. production giant will take up the new post July 1.
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Canada Gets ‘Be The Boss’ Series From Studio Lambert Format
W Network ordered the feel-good reality series from the producer of "Undercover Boss Canada."
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CBS Cancels ‘Made in Jersey,’ Slots ‘Undercover Boss’ for November
UPDATED: The legal drama, starring British import Janet Montgomery, debuted to a weak 1.1 rating in the key demo.
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