Rick Porter is a writer/reporter/editor at The Hollywood Reporter. He focuses on TV ratings and measurement, deals, renewals and cancellations, and various aspects of the broadcasting and entertainment industry. Rick's work has been featured in notable publications including Billboard, Yahoo News, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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Rick Porter's focus is primarily on entertainment news, particularly television shows and streaming platforms. His coverage includes private sector announcements and event coverage related to the entertainment industry.
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For the first time this year, no show or movie in Nielsen's top 10 charts reaches a billion viewing minutes.
By: Rick Porter
The 'Yellowstone' spinoff is also poised to lead Nielsen's streaming charts for its debut week.
By: Rick Porter
The hockey romance is among the streamer's top three series debuts, according to Amazon, and its best ever with young women.
By: Rick Porter
The duo are also creators of Netflix's forthcoming comedy 'I Suck at Girls.'
By: Rick Porter
The 'Reacher' star's Dancing Skeleton banner will develop series projects under the pact.
By: Rick Porter
The 'Man on the Inside' star will once again head to a retirement community. Ted Danson is headed back into a retirement community — but not to solve a mystery.
By: Rick Porter
The private eye drama starring Colin Farrell premieres June 19.
By: Rick Porter
Jason Bateman and Michael Costigan will executive produce the project via their Aggregate Films.
By: Rick Porter
'Stranger Things' averages more than 30 million viewers for its final seasons, and 'Marshals' is the top network show outside of live NFL games.
By: Rick Porter
The HBO series returns June 21.
