11:11 Media, co-founded by Paris Hilton and Bruce Gersh, has optioned Sarah Ditum’s Toxic: Women, Fame, and the Tabloid 2000s to adapt as a docuseries.

The Turkish TV Festival, to be held May 7 to 9 and featuring prominent executives and stars such as I Am Mother’s Özge Özpirinçci and One Love’s Barış Kılıç, among others, is a virtual event in Spanish and English that will focus on the Turkish television segment in Latin America, the U.S. Hispanic market, and Iberia. View the complete list of participants here and register for free here.

Amanda Laing has resigned from her role as chief commercial and content officer of Foxtel Group and managing director of BINGE and will be leaving the group later this year after ensuring a smooth transition of leadership.

BBC Studios has signed the first Central and Eastern European adaptations for Magnum Media’s The 1% Club, marking 12 total international deals for the hit format.

Mattel narrowed its first-quarter loss to $28.3 million from last year’s $106.5 million, with revenues that were down slightly to $810 million.

Hemisphere Media Group's WAPA+ FAST channel, which leverages the content from Puerto Rico's WAPA-TV, has debuted on The Roku Channel.

Sky has unveiled its upcoming lineup of entertainment content, including new seasons of A League of Their Own and Rob & Romesh Vs, among others.

Hasbro has emerged from the year-ago’s net loss to post a Q1 profit of $58.2 million on revenues of $757.3 million.

According to the BBC's Bristol Economic Impact report, The Green Planet has boosted the U.K. economy by £7.4 million ($9.2 million).

Eleventh Hour Films has tapped screenwriter Victoria Asare-Archer (Missing You, Stay Close, Doctor Who: The Runaway) to adapt C.M. Ewan’s The House Hunt for the screen.