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Showtime Documentary Films has ordered a four-part documentary series that will chronicle the history of the iconic Los Angeles club The Comedy Store.

Second Star’s Flirty Dancing, which debuted on the U.K.’s Channel 4 in January, has been recommissioned by the network and will see an hour-long celebrity Stand Up To Cancer special.

Paris-based ZED has started production on a television series centered on Notre Dame Cathedral in association with Show of Force.

Nickelodeon Latin America has licensed season one of Genius Brands International’s flagship animated preschool series Rainbow Rangers on the heels of recent news that Nickelodeon has greenlit season two of the show.

NCIS: New Orleans and NCIS: Los Angeles have both been renewed for the 2019-20 season by CBS, which previously announced its renewal of the original NCIS.

Hasbro reported net earnings for Q1 2019 of $26.7 million, compared with a net loss of $112.5 million a year earlier.

Licensing veterans Trudi Hayward and Jean-Philippe Randisi have created bRAND-WARD, a new company that aims to provide support to IP owners and creators in the kids’ entertainment business.

The showrunner talks about his desire to write a starring vehicle for women over a certain age, his daring stylistic choices and the enduring appeal of the whodunit mystery genre.

This year's Singapore Media Festival (SMF), which includes the Asian Academy Creative Awards, Asia TV Forum & Market and ScreenSingapore, Singapore International Film Festival and SMF Ignite, will see the addition of Singapore Comic Con.

Singapore's Mediacorp announced three content partnerships on the eve of APOS's official opening, aligning with VICE Media, Wattpad and Korea's Spackman Entertainment Group, the producer of the 2018 film Default.