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Comedy Central uses satire against Donald Trump while CBS Studios is reported to be drifting toward his political views.Some support1 report
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Fatima Goss Graves, a legal and social commentator, was elected to a board.Some support1 report
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CBS picked up the Kayce Dutton show, featuring Kelsey Asbille, as part of the Dutton Ranch spinoffs.Some support1 report
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Netflix made co-production deals with ABC, CBS, and Paramount Studios, and hired Bela Bajaria as VP of Content.Well supported3 reports
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CBS renewed the project Tracker for Season 4 production, following competition between various projects like The Boys.Well supported4 reports
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Christine Ebersole stars as Lydia in a new CBS series, which also features Carrie Preston and Jemima Kirke.Some support2 reports
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CBS Studios, Paramount, and Bari Weiss are involved in recent network shifts, acquisitions, and talent changes.Some support10 reports8 developments inside
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Multiple media events reported today, including a new series production featuring Samuel L. Jackson, a Price is Right special, and a CBS special honoring Drew Carey.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios is bringing back a baking competition show, hosted by Drew Barrymore, in association with General Mills.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios underwent an executive reshuffle and temporary charge following a merger.Some support1 report
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Donald Trump met Jaxson Dart, while CBS journalists and Cameron Adams reported on his public comments and behavior.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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A 2008 report detailed military use and Abu Ghraib abuses in Iraq, featuring David Martin and CBS Studios.Some support1 report
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In 2012, Charlie Rose hosted CBS This Morning, featuring Gibbs, while Fox aired a controversial video of Barack Obama.Some support1 report
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Missionaries were held hostage in Afghanistan in 2007.Some support1 report
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Fubo begins featuring CBS content, including the broadcast of Fire Country, which now has Eric Guggenheim as showrunner.Some support1 report
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Concerns are rising about the Paramount purchase and how it might interfere with HBO documentaries, driven by CEO Ellison's leadership and political views regarding Trump.Well supported9 reports7 developments inside
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Mediacom renews distribution deals for Paramount, carrying networks like MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central, while industry trends and legal issues unfold.Speculative2 reports1 development inside
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Channing Dungey oversees Paramount's Media Networks, while Matt Thunell leads Paramount TV Studios, and CBS Studios collaborates on series.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios previously ran spinoffs in both Los Angeles and New Orleans.Some support1 report
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Donald Trump issued threats against media organizations and threatened war with Iran.Well supported19 reports
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HarperCollins confirmed Jeffrey Archer's passing, while Paramount and CBS Studios are developing adaptations of his works, noting his service in the House of Lords.Some support3 reports
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CBS is bringing back Michael Weatherly for NCIS, which is now being hosted in New York with LL Cool J.Some support1 report
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Stephen Colbert and CBS Studios are collaborating on a Lord of the Rings film project amidst studio acquisition changes.Some support1 report
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In 2007, CBS broadcast featured Andrews, Cordes, and Couric criticizing the Food and Drug Administration's problems.Some support2 reports
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Various media entities are active in the current news cycle, including CBS premiering a new season of Big Brother, tennis players competing in Wimbledon, and projects for Prime Video and National Geographic.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Updates confirm Gil Birmingham is working in Marshals on CBS, while Arielle Kebbel and Ash Santos attended a virtual press day for various projects.Some support2 reports
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A documentary utilized Indian footage for broadcast and was influenced by Roddenberry's experiences.Some support1 report
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CBS produced a spin-off of a Zane Grey Theatre episode, and Russell Johnson's career was prepared by Hollywood's Actors' Lab.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios is involved in a new series featuring Olivia Thirlby, Eric Guggenheim, and Max Thieriot.Some support2 reports
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U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.Some support1 report
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A 2007 historical summary detailing professional conflicts between Katie Couric and Dan Rather at CBS, involving Les Moonves and Syracuse University.Some support1 report
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Paramount considered potential investment in CBS Studios and CNN.Some support1 report
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Amazon Prime Video returns the Carrie miniseries, CBS expands its police universe, and the Avatar series expands on Paramount+.Some support2 reports
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Lawsuits were filed against multiple media companies regarding presidential duties and financial disclosure requirements.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
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A shared oversight board is in place to prevent editorial degradation involving CBS Studios and CNN.Some support3 reports
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AP reports on the foundation's literary awards, while CBS simultaneously ends Stephen Colbert's show due to economic reasons.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Trump's media war intensifies as he targets outlets like CBS, NBC, and Fox News with protests, bans, and high-profile appearances at the Kennedy Center.Some support1 report
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CBS has hired Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties and is utilizing the production expertise of Laura Valdivia.Some support1 report
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James P. Jimirro, an alumnus of Avonworth High School, has leveraged his career in the arts and media to support theatre and education, including committing funds to rename a theatre.Some support2 reports
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Dale Dickey, who was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1961, moved to Los Angeles for career pursuits, including working on a 1994 CBS period drama.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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Donald Trump sued CBS over alleged selective editing of quotes, and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing the lawsuit.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Michael Cruz Kayne and Ariel Dumas worked as writers and performers on Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.Some support1 report
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Judy Sheindlin concludes her tenure on the CBS platform; she also discusses her career roots in print media and her son's television venture.Some support1 report
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Frank Stanton founded a foundation, and Northeastern University expanded a research project with Boston.com.Some support1 report
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Paramount settled Donald Trump's lawsuit concerning a CBS interview, while the event also noted Colbert's show and Harris's appearance.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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CBS fired Stephen Colbert and cancelled his show, while the fallout included condemning Paramount's settlement with Trump and an altered interview with Kamala Harris.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios settles a lawsuit with the Trump administration amid corporate upheaval and leadership changes under Bari Weiss.Some support1 report
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A late-night talk show on the CBS network was cancelled due to the network's financial problems.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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The administration denied that Donald Trump had any role in the cancellation of a CBS-related event.Some support1 report
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Method Man guest stars in a CBS drama series and co-starred in Power Book II: Ghost.Some support1 report
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David Boreanaz worked on shows that were aired on CBS.Some support1 report
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Trump policies have led to trade tensions with Canada, while Field has highlighted the Canadian production community facing merger threats and job insecurity.Some support3 reports
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Widow's Bay premiered on Apple TV, while a network cancellation was reported due to economic reasons.Some support1 report
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Trump criticized the network, leading to legal action, while Colbert was in New Zealand for the Emmys and hosting his late night show on CBS.Some support1 report
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Paramount is acquiring CBS parent company, while Colbert accuses Paramount of bribing Trump.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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A settlement has thrown a wrench into merger plans involving Skydance Media, with costs and streaming shifts leading to cancellation.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Stephen Colbert's show on CBS concluded its run with a final episode, featuring guests Barack Obama, Paul McCartney, and Jon Stewart.Some support1 report
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An investigation into pardon brokers involving Ammon Covino reveals specific fraud schemes, including payments for failed pardons and telecom fraud.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios produces the NCIS television franchise.Well supported7 reports
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Erie hosted a local morning show debut and performances at McDowell High School.Some support1 report
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What's reaching CBS Studios
Events traced to CBS Studios, step by step, newest first- Union push may raise labor costs for CBS Studios' ElsbethCBS Studios may face increased labor costs from union push on Elsbeth.Possible
- Skydance's control of HBO may guide CBS Studios' strategic focusCBS Studios' operations may be guided by Skydance's new corporate structure and strategic focusPossible
- Digital privacy ruling may force CBS Studios to change data practicesA digital privacy ruling could force CBS Studios to change data practicesPossible
- Casey Bloys' new role may reshape CBS Studios' content strategyCasey Bloys' leadership may reshape CBS Studios' content strategyPossible
- New distribution chief may reshape CBS Studios' content reachNew distribution leadership may reshape how CBS Studios content reaches audiencesLikely
- CBS Studios may face cuts amid Paramount's merger-driven restructuringCBS Studios may face job cuts as merged Paramount seeks $2 billion in efficienciesLikely
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Explainers that pass through CBS Studios
CBS Studios is a step on the way to someone else- Paramount's instability could increase competitive pressure on NetflixParamount's internal turmoil may increase competitive pressure on Netflix for content and audience sharePossible
- Skydance Media may face structural shifts from CBS News turmoilSkydance Media may face structural shifts due to turmoil at CBS NewsPossible
Around CBS Studios this week
News at the entities that move CBS Studios most-
David Ellison StructuralDavid Ellison is creating oversight boards at CNN and CBS News under pressure from an antitrust lawsuit.Moves CBS Studios
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HBO StructuralThe novel The Time Traveler's Wife has been adapted for HBO and Hollywood productions.Moves CBS Studios
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David Ellison StructuralA new media conglomerate, linked to David Ellison, is challenging Disney+'s market share.Moves CBS Studios
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Paramount StructuralRoger Lynch is named CEO of Mattel, while Peter Griffith joins Mattel as CFO, and Ynon Kreiz becomes co-CEO of Paramount.Moves CBS Studios
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Hollywood StructuralBilly's Stone Crab operates fisheries in Hollywood while Hurricane Isaias churns the seas, affecting stone crab prices.Moves CBS Studios
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Donald Trump OperationalPoliticians and tech leaders discussed financial reforms, including baby bonds, while Shotwell pledged SpaceX shares amid new stock rules.Moves CBS Studios
Connections
The 40 strongest of 496, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
HBO Structural
HBO and CBS Studios are structurally integrated as part of the new Skydance Corp.
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David Ellison Structural
David Ellison gained control of CBS Studios and integrated it into his media company, Skydance.
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Skydance Media Structural
CBS Studios is structurally integrated into Skydance Media following the merger, operating under joint boards and regulatory oversight.
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CNN Structural
CBS Studios and CNN are integrated under the same corporate ownership following a mega-merger into a unified entity.
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David Ellison Structural
David Ellison controls CBS Studios through his ownership and leadership of the combined Paramount/Skydance entity following an acquisition.
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Dick Wolf Structural
Dick Wolf holds the role of executive producer for content produced by CBS Studios.
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Warner Transactional
The relationship is currently defined by pending merger talks regarding a potential buyout of Warner and competitive challenges.
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NBC Operational
NBC and CBS Studios are direct competitors in the broadcast television market, engaging in market rivalry and coordinated industry actions.
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Paramount Structural
Paramount functions as the parent company of CBS Studios, with the two entities currently undergoing a merger to form a new corporate structure.
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Hollywood Structural
CBS Studios is structurally integrated into the larger Hollywood media entity following corporate mergers and acquisitions.
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Donald Trump Operational
The relationship is defined by ongoing political conflict, legal disputes, and reciprocal high-profile media engagement between Trump and CBS.
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Luke Grimes Structural
Luke Grimes is professionally employed by CBS Studios, which broadcasts his series.
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ABC Operational
CBS Studios and ABC actively compete for audience share while frequently coordinating on industry coverage, shared costs, and regulatory issues.
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Bari Weiss Structural
Bari Weiss holds the formal role of editor-in-chief, directly influencing CBS Studios' news division programming and organizational structure.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Structural
The two companies are integrating their operations and brands through a corporate merger.
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Clive Davis Structural
Clive Davis held a management role at Columbia Records, which was owned by CBS Studios.
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Free Press Structural
CBS Studios owns Free Press, which is described as a center-right site.
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BET Structural
CBS Studios structurally absorbed BET Studios, integrating the BET brand into its television network.
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CBS News Structural
CBS Studios functions as the parent company of CBS News, which operates as a division.
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Matlock Structural
Matlock is a production property whose ratings and performance contribute directly to the overall success and portfolio of CBS Studios.
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Federal Communications Commission Structural
The FCC holds governing authority over CBS Studios regarding network licensing, operational compliance, and broadcast regulations.
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The Walt Disney Company Structural
CBS Studios is owned by The Walt Disney Company, establishing a parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Gayle King Structural
Gayle King holds a formal, ongoing role as a co-host within the CBS Studios network lineup.
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White House Structural
The White House exercises formal regulatory control over CBS Studios' access and coverage of presidential events.
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Dan Rather Structural
Dan Rather functions as a leading national coverage figure for CBS Studios.
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Mary Rose Gearty Transactional
A legal summons was ordered by a judge regarding a school case involving CBS Studios.
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Araceli Martínez-Olguín Transactional
The relationship is defined by judicial rulings and restraining orders concerning a contested acquisition involving CBS Studios.
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Kevin Costner Operational
Kevin Costner actively participates in the Yellowstone Universe production, which is managed by CBS Studios.
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Nate Burleson Structural
Nate Burleson is a featured personality whose presence is integrated into the CBS Mornings lineup produced by CBS Studios.
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Jessica Lowrey Structural
CBS employs Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties.
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Arielle Kebbel Structural
Arielle Kebbel is currently employed by CBS Studios as an actor in a series.
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Norah O'Donnell Structural
Norah O'Donnell is currently employed by CBS Studios, serving in various capacities including co-anchor and segment host.
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Lesley Stahl Structural
Lesley Stahl served as a correspondent and investigator for CBS Studios, defining a professional employment relationship.
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Gil Birmingham Structural
Gil Birmingham is employed by CBS Studios as a cast member in CBS series.
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Harry Potter Structural
CBS Studios utilizes the Harry Potter intellectual property to populate its streaming content libraries.
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Nick Bilton Structural
Nick Bilton holds the executive producer role for CBS Studios, establishing a professional functional dependency between the individual and the company.
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Donald P. Bellisario Structural
Bellisario is the creator whose work is utilized by CBS Studios for the JAG series.
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Tracker Structural
CBS Studios functions as the broadcaster and distribution platform for the drama series Tracker.
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Ammon Covino Transactional
CBS Studios deployed Ammon Covino as an undercover operative targeting brokers.
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Jennifer Jacobs Structural
Jennifer Jacobs is employed as a reporter for CBS Studios.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
18 events- Comedy Central uses satire against Donald Trump while CBS Studios is reported to be drifting toward his political views.
- Fatima Goss Graves, a legal and social commentator, was elected to a board.
- CBS picked up the Kayce Dutton show, featuring Kelsey Asbille, as part of the Dutton Ranch spinoffs.
- Netflix made co-production deals with ABC, CBS, and Paramount Studios, and hired Bela Bajaria as VP of Content.
- Christine Ebersole stars as Lydia in a new CBS series, which also features Carrie Preston and Jemima Kirke.
- Multiple media events reported today, including a new series production featuring Samuel L. Jackson, a Price is Right special, and a CBS special honoring Drew Carey.
- CBS Studios is bringing back a baking competition show, hosted by Drew Barrymore, in association with General Mills.
- CBS Studios underwent an executive reshuffle and temporary charge following a merger.
- Donald Trump met Jaxson Dart, while CBS journalists and Cameron Adams reported on his public comments and behavior.
- A 2008 report detailed military use and Abu Ghraib abuses in Iraq, featuring David Martin and CBS Studios.
- In 2012, Charlie Rose hosted CBS This Morning, featuring Gibbs, while Fox aired a controversial video of Barack Obama.
- Missionaries were held hostage in Afghanistan in 2007.
- Fubo begins featuring CBS content, including the broadcast of Fire Country, which now has Eric Guggenheim as showrunner.
- Channing Dungey oversees Paramount's Media Networks, while Matt Thunell leads Paramount TV Studios, and CBS Studios collaborates on series.
- CBS Studios previously ran spinoffs in both Los Angeles and New Orleans.
- HarperCollins confirmed Jeffrey Archer's passing, while Paramount and CBS Studios are developing adaptations of his works, noting his service in the House of Lords.
- CBS is bringing back Michael Weatherly for NCIS, which is now being hosted in New York with LL Cool J.
- Stephen Colbert and CBS Studios are collaborating on a Lord of the Rings film project amidst studio acquisition changes.
September 2026
30 events- In 2007, CBS broadcast featured Andrews, Cordes, and Couric criticizing the Food and Drug Administration's problems.
- Updates confirm Gil Birmingham is working in Marshals on CBS, while Arielle Kebbel and Ash Santos attended a virtual press day for various projects.
- A documentary utilized Indian footage for broadcast and was influenced by Roddenberry's experiences.
- CBS produced a spin-off of a Zane Grey Theatre episode, and Russell Johnson's career was prepared by Hollywood's Actors' Lab.
- CBS Studios is involved in a new series featuring Olivia Thirlby, Eric Guggenheim, and Max Thieriot.
- U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.
- A 2007 historical summary detailing professional conflicts between Katie Couric and Dan Rather at CBS, involving Les Moonves and Syracuse University.
- Paramount considered potential investment in CBS Studios and CNN.
- Amazon Prime Video returns the Carrie miniseries, CBS expands its police universe, and the Avatar series expands on Paramount+.
- A shared oversight board is in place to prevent editorial degradation involving CBS Studios and CNN.
- Trump's media war intensifies as he targets outlets like CBS, NBC, and Fox News with protests, bans, and high-profile appearances at the Kennedy Center.
- CBS has hired Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties and is utilizing the production expertise of Laura Valdivia.
- James P. Jimirro, an alumnus of Avonworth High School, has leveraged his career in the arts and media to support theatre and education, including committing funds to rename a theatre.
- Dale Dickey, who was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1961, moved to Los Angeles for career pursuits, including working on a 1994 CBS period drama.
- Michael Cruz Kayne and Ariel Dumas worked as writers and performers on Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.
- Judy Sheindlin concludes her tenure on the CBS platform; she also discusses her career roots in print media and her son's television venture.
- Frank Stanton founded a foundation, and Northeastern University expanded a research project with Boston.com.
- Paramount settled Donald Trump's lawsuit concerning a CBS interview, while the event also noted Colbert's show and Harris's appearance.
- CBS fired Stephen Colbert and cancelled his show, while the fallout included condemning Paramount's settlement with Trump and an altered interview with Kamala Harris.
- CBS Studios settles a lawsuit with the Trump administration amid corporate upheaval and leadership changes under Bari Weiss.
- The administration denied that Donald Trump had any role in the cancellation of a CBS-related event.
- Method Man guest stars in a CBS drama series and co-starred in Power Book II: Ghost.
- David Boreanaz worked on shows that were aired on CBS.
- Trump policies have led to trade tensions with Canada, while Field has highlighted the Canadian production community facing merger threats and job insecurity.
- Widow's Bay premiered on Apple TV, while a network cancellation was reported due to economic reasons.
- Trump criticized the network, leading to legal action, while Colbert was in New Zealand for the Emmys and hosting his late night show on CBS.
- Paramount is acquiring CBS parent company, while Colbert accuses Paramount of bribing Trump.
- Stephen Colbert's show on CBS concluded its run with a final episode, featuring guests Barack Obama, Paul McCartney, and Jon Stewart.
- An investigation into pardon brokers involving Ammon Covino reveals specific fraud schemes, including payments for failed pardons and telecom fraud.
- Erie hosted a local morning show debut and performances at McDowell High School.
July 2026
4 events- CBS renewed the project Tracker for Season 4 production, following competition between various projects like The Boys.
- Lawsuits were filed against multiple media companies regarding presidential duties and financial disclosure requirements.
- AP reports on the foundation's literary awards, while CBS simultaneously ends Stephen Colbert's show due to economic reasons.
- CBS Studios produces the NCIS television franchise.
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June 2026
8 events- CBS Studios, Paramount, and Bari Weiss are involved in recent network shifts, acquisitions, and talent changes.
- Concerns are rising about the Paramount purchase and how it might interfere with HBO documentaries, driven by CEO Ellison's leadership and political views regarding Trump.
- Mediacom renews distribution deals for Paramount, carrying networks like MTV, Nickelodeon, and Comedy Central, while industry trends and legal issues unfold.
- Donald Trump issued threats against media organizations and threatened war with Iran.
- Various media entities are active in the current news cycle, including CBS premiering a new season of Big Brother, tennis players competing in Wimbledon, and projects for Prime Video and National Geographic.
- Donald Trump sued CBS over alleged selective editing of quotes, and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing the lawsuit.
- A late-night talk show on the CBS network was cancelled due to the network's financial problems.
- A settlement has thrown a wrench into merger plans involving Skydance Media, with costs and streaming shifts leading to cancellation.