Erik Hayden

“While the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes impacted results for the first half of the year, we are pleased that the lingering effects seem to be further in the rearview mirror," stated president Mark A. Gramz.

Sports co-head Andrew Thau and partner Andrea Nelson Meigs are exiting the Beverly Hills-based agency.

John Malone, the tax-averse telecom and media mogul who has been building and investing in companies for decades, may take advantage of a more favorable M&A environment to settle unfinished business.

The scavenger-turned-Jedi played by Daisy Ridley in the last three episode movies is key to the space opera's next turn.

The major talent agency has hired Asurion executive John Storey to take over from outgoing CFO Carol Sawdye.

The network's political director takes over a role previously held by Sam Feist, who departed earlier this year to take a job at C-SPAN.

Star-studded television benefits once raised massive dollars for disaster relief and disease research. Now, as viewership plummets, nonprofits are relying on livestreams from celebrities.

MSNBC, CNBC, Syfy, E!, Oxygen, Golf Channel and USA Network will move to a spinoff company while Bravo will stay with NBCUniversal.

In a sign of just how embattled the pay TV business is, a Comcast idea to spin off its cable channels went from Wall Street trial balloon to game plan in just a few short weeks.

How a 51-year-old magazine is winning the adaptation game by focusing on true crime storytelling and expanding their industry contacts.