Jake Kanter is the International Investigations Editor at Deadline. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the film industry, filmmaking, and journalism, while also covering topics related to publishing and media. Jake's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, and ARTnews.
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Jake Kanter predominantly covers entertainment news, particularly focusing on TV shows and British actors. His articles often include exclusive information and government announcements related to the entertainment industry.
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The BBC's new director general has announced plans to slash commissioning spend across its TV, radio, and news divisions by £80M ($107M).
By: Jake Kanter
BBC News has announced a detailed package of content cuts after director-general Matt Brittin warned earlier on Wednesday that savings measures would involve “tough choices.”
By: Jake Kanter
The BBC has declined to commit to airing Season 2 of reality series Ashley Cain : Into The Danger Zone after The Guardian newspaper uncovered the presenter's alleged historical misogynistic remarks.
By: Jake Kanter
The BBC has declined to commit to airing Season 2 of reality series Ashley Cain: Into The Danger Zone after The Guardian newspaper uncovered the presenter’s alleged historical misogynistic remarks. As...
By: Jake Kanter
EXCLUSIVE : The BBC has spent Wednesday informing staff about chastening content cuts across its TV, radio, and news services.
Starz has taken North American rights to Tip Toe , the British drama series created by Russell T. Davies and starring Alan Cumming and David Morrissey.
By: Jake Kanter
The BBC has pulled Season 2 of documentary series Ashley Cain : Into The Danger Zone after The Guardian newspaper uncovered the presenter's alleged historical misogynistic remarks.
By: Jake Kanter
EXCLUSIVE : It was the BBC crisis that resulted in a lawsuit from the U.S. president, but the British broadcaster's chair has personally refused to
Netflix is staying in business with Ricky Gervais The streamer has acquired the rights to Legend , which will be recorded during Gervais' new global stand-up tour, embarking in the UK from September.
By: Jake Kanter
Jeremy Clarkson has declared himself the “world's luckiest man” after he survived two major health scares during filming on Season 5 of Clarkson's Farm
