Kristin Brzoznowski

Talpa’s quiz show The Floor has notched up two further deals, including a commission in Spain by Atresmedia.

In this video interview, Diane Min, head of format sales at CJ ENM, talks about what’s trending in entertainment these days.

ITV has renewed the game show The 1% Club for a third season, which will see double the number of episodes, going from 8 to 16.

The new travel adventure series Rush, an original concept developed by Endemol Shine Australia (a Banijay company) and Nine, follows 12 everyday Aussies embarking on an adventure of a lifetime to exhilarating places across the planet.

CJ ENM's I Can See Your Voice has landed a new commission in Hungary, where the show is scheduled to debut on TV2 this fall.

ITV Studios’ MultiStory Media and creative agency Metavision have partnered up to launch Channel 4’s Come Dine With Me into the metaverse.

Armoza Formats' prime-time game show Still Standing is getting a local treatment in Argentina, while a second season has been commissioned in Uruguay.

Banijay's competition format Star Academy is being adapted by Endemol Shine Israel for Reshet 13.

Fremantle and Red Arrow Studios alum Harry Gamsu has been tapped as VP of creative for format development and sales at Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP).

The game show The 1% Club, created by Magnum Media and licensed by BBC Studios, is returning for additional seasons in Israel, France and Germany.