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With its tagline “Democracy Unfiltered,” the channel typically covers committee hearings and presidential events, which is why Saturday night’s frantic, harrowing scene at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner was so unexpected. But as the drama played out live on its air, the C-SPAN team quickly mobilized. Deadline’s Political Editor Ted Johnson, who also was at the Washington Hilton that night, talked with several of the network’s journalists, production staff and executives to collect a first-person recounting of what CEO Sam Feist called “a night that none of us will ever forget.”
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Academy Award Winner’s Oscar Missing After TSA Refuses To Let Him Board Flight With It [Video]
EXCLUSIVE: Pasha Talankin's Oscar for Mr. Nobody Against Putin has disappeared after TSA officials at JFK airport in New York refused to let him board a flight with the statuette, declaring it could be used as a weapon.
Talankin, the co-director and protagonist of the Best Feature Documentary winner…
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Roku Posts Strong Q1 Results Powered By Advertising And Subscriptions Gains
Roku posted strong first-quarter results paced by a 27% rise in advertising revenue.
Starting in the quarter, the streaming provider began breaking out ad revenue as a category within overall platform revenue. Ad revenue totaled $612.7 million.
Revenue hit $1.25 billion, up 22% and a bit better…
Evangeline Lilly Calls Disney’s Marvel Layoffs “Disgusting And Horrible”: “Shame On You”
Evangeline Lilly is blasting The Walt Disney Company over the layoffs at Marvel, which saw their workforce reduced by about 8%.
The company-wide cuts at Disney affected most departments, including film and TV production, comics, franchise, finance, legal, and visual development. Marvel’s visual…
Andy Cohen On ‘The Real Housewives Of Miami’ Future After Bravo Pause: “It’ll Be Back”
Andy Cohen is hopeful that The Real Housewives of Miami will return after the reality series was put on pause.
On Thursday’s Watch What Happens Live, Southern Hospitality star Michols Peña asked Cohen where RHOM was.
“It’ll be back,” Cohen told Peña. “If it was my decision, it will be going all…
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Ann-Margret On Her 85th Birthday Awarded Rare Honor For Decades Of Service To America’s USO
It was a special day at the Motion Picture Academy’s Margaret Herrick Library yesterday.
On Wednesday Ann-Margret got a very rare award the day after her 85th birthday as she was presented with the commemorative USO Challenge Coin in honor of her…
Jury For Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition Resigns Amid Row Over Russian Pavilion
The jury of Venice Biennale's International Art Exhibition has resigned just days after it announced it would exclude national pavilions representing territories where the leaders are charged with crimes against humanity by the International Criminal Court from consideration for the prizes.
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Prime Video Developing ‘The Second Lady’ Drama Produced By Kevin Williamson; Project Stems From Writer Jessica Sharzer’s Mini Deal At Universal TV
The Second Lady, an action/thriller TV series based on the New York Times bestseller by Irving Wallace, has been set at Prime Video for development in a competitive situation. Jessica Sharzer (The Simple Favor movies) is writing the adaptation, from Kevin Williamson’s Outerbanks Entertainment and…
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View All What We're WatchingScott Stuber & Amazon’s Revamped United Artists Sets Patrick Chu As Head Of Television
EXCLUSIVE: Scott Stuber has set Patrick Chu as Head of Television at his production company which is relaunching the United Artists label with Amazon MGM Studios.
Reporting directly to Stuber, Chu will lead the company's TV department, overseeing development and production of the TV slate, which…
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New York’s Historic Kaufman Astoria Studios Faces Foreclosure In Ongoing Reset Of U.S. Production
Lender Deutsche Bank has filed a foreclosure complaint against Kaufman Astoria Studios and its owner Hackman Capital Partners alleging the historic sound stage is in default on a loan that was due to be paid in full last fall.
The loan, from 2021, was for $340 million. Deutsche Bank's complaint…
Netflix Updates Mobile Interface, Adding Vertical Video Feed In Latest Bid To Boost Engagement
After a long-awaited revamp of its main user interface last year, Netflix has overhauled its mobile app, adding a vertical video feed designed to improve subscriber engagement.
The design of the vertical video offering, which is dubbed “Clips,” is meant to suit “the way you actually use your phone…
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View All Deadline Photo GalleriesAmerican High’s ‘Minimum Wage’ Gets Netflix Series Order
Netflix has given a series order to Minimum Wage, a 28-episode series from Jeremy Garelick’s American High, based on the breakout American High Shorts series of the same name. The viral short-form series has drawn over 30 million views across YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram since launching in May 2024 and…
Trump Announces Former Fox News Contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier As New Surgeon General Nominee
Radiologist and former Fox News opinion contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier will be nominated by Donald Trump for surgeon general, putting an end to speculation over whether the president’s previous pick, Dr. Casey Means, could get Senate confirmation.
Saphier is director of breast imaging at the…
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