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Kevin Reilly, the president of TBS and TNT and Turner's chief creative officer, is taking on the additional responsibility of shaping the overall creative identity of WarnerMedia's upcoming direct-to-consumer service.

Jeff Bridges will be honored with the 2019 Cecil B. DeMille Award at the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards, taking place on January 6.

Netflix has picked up a dark comedy that is loosely based on the life experiences of Rightor Doyle (Barry, You’re the Worst, Nerve), who serves as writer, director, showrunner and executive producer.

Fremantle has elevated Angela Neillis to senior VP of non-scripted content and Rebecca Dundon to VP of scripted content.

Facebook Watch has confirmed second seasons for its original series Sorry for Your Loss and the fairytale anthology series Sacred Lies.

The Television Academy has made some rules changes for the 71st Primetime Emmy Awards competition, including defining a minimum run time to qualify for the TV-movie category.

A new partnership between Discovery and the European Tour will expand GOLFTV’s portfolio, continuing its efforts to become the “digital home of golf” for international fans.

Singapore-based ONE Championship, which organizes martial arts events across Asia, has sealed a deal with B/R Live, Turner’s live sports streaming service in the U.S.

New data from Parrot Analytics and Kagan projects that in the U.S., the popularity of originals on Netflix will overtake that of licensed content on the platform in October 2019.

The Walt Disney Company has announced the new international leadership team that will be formed under Kevin Mayer following the closing of the Fox transaction, with Rebecca Campbell to oversee EMEA, Diego Lerner running Latin America and Uday Shankar tapped for the Asia operation, while global sales and distribution will fall under Janice Marinelli.