National Geographic has a new natural-history docuseries coming to its slate, Queens, focused solely on matriarchal societies in the animal kingdom.

Sheila Nevins, who won dozens of Emmy and Peabody Awards as president of HBO Documentary Films, has been tapped to launch MTV Documentary Films.

Channel 4 has commissioned Five Guys a Week, a new dating show produced by Label1.

Levison Wood discusses how his career in television began and how his military training has served him well as a TV presenter.

Ten-year network veteran Matthew Butler has been named general manager of Travel Channel.

Jane Latman, a Discovery veteran who most recently served as general manager of Travel Channel, has been named president of HGTV.

RuPaul’s Drag Race producer World of Wonder (WOW) has added four new hires to its team, coming on the heels of its direct-to-consumer business growth and international expansion.

More than 250 hours of factual programming from the BBC Studios catalog has been licensed by Cosmote TV in Greece for its on-demand service.

Gusto Worldwide Media has secured two volume-content deals for its programming, with Hungary’s TV2 and South Korea-based Berry Entertainment & Media.

RTL Netherlands has acquired the celebrity documentary series Irreconcilable Differences and Cashed Out from GRB Studios, which has also announced a new season of Untold Stories of the E.R. for TLC in the U.S.