Kristin Brzoznowski

Entertainment One (eOne) has tapped Gabriel Marano as executive VP of scripted television.

Apple TV+ has given a straight-to-series order for Strange Planet, a new animated series from Dan Harmon (Rick and Morty, Community) and Nathan Pyle, who created the webcomic and graphic novels of the same name.

ViacomCBS is putting in place an enhanced content leadership structure for its global streaming services, with Showtime's David Nevins to serve as chief content officer for scripted originals at Paramount+.

The winners of the Golden Nymph Awards have been unveiled at the 60th Monte-Carlo Television Festival, which saw multiple wins for It's a Sin and Uncle Frank.

Cartel Pictures is entering into global distribution, tapping industry veterans Gary Marenzi, Giovanni Pedde and Stephen Tague to spearhead the expansion.

Steven Spielberg's Amblin Partners has entered into a partnership with Netflix that will cover multiple new films per year.

WarnerMedia EMEA has made some key changes to its leadership team, with new country manager roles for veteran execs Sylvia Rothblum, Pierre Branco and Jamie Friend.

Amazon Studios has released a comprehensive Inclusion Policy that extends its commitment to diversity, inclusion and equity for its content and productions, as well as a Playbook with guidelines for its collaborators.

Peacock has given a straight-to-series order for Ted, based on the R-rated comedy from Seth MacFarlane.

Mattel Television and Netflix are planning an aftershow for Masters of the Universe: Revelation.