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Vibrant TV has added a slew of reality series to its lineup, thanks to a deal with DRG.

ITV America has inked an exclusive overall deal with literary manager and producer Sharlene Martin and her Martin Literary & Media Management company, which represents a wealth of crime writers.

PBS and Vox Media's Eater have unveiled the launch of No Passport Required, a tentatively titled original series presented by famed chef Marcus Samuelsson.

Electus and addiction specialist Dr. Drew Pinsky are partnering on the multi-part docuseries The Painful Truth with Dr. Drew (working title), which will put a spotlight on America’s opioid epidemic.

Looks at how home-renovation and design series are being given makeovers of their own to keep the genre fresh and in demand.

Paramount Network has partnered with Time Inc. Productions in a multi-project deal for premium non-scripted shows, which are currently in pilot production.

The BBC has ordered a slate of factual programs, including the tentatively titled Vicky McClure: My Dementia Choir, as well as shows featuring Lucy Worsley, David Olusoga, Lenny Henry and Ed Balls.

Celia Taylor, a former Sky executive, has been appointed managing director of Mentorn Media, which is owned by Tinopolis Group.

Deutsche Welle’s (DW) ten-part series Founders' Valley spotlights startups in Asia and will be adapted in several Asian languages.

Amazon has given the green light to the original unscripted motorsport series The Gymkhana Files from professional rally driver Ken Block, exclusively for Prime Video.