Former Fox News and Newsmax Host Eric Bolling to Launch New YouTube and Rumble Show
The new program, titled BOLLING!, will be produced five days per week on both YouTube and Rumble, with a potential future cable news home still to be determined.
The View to Host President Joe Biden for First Interview Since DNC and ABC News Presidential Debate
His appearance marks the first time a sitting President has appeared on the show since Barack Obama did so in July 2010.
Fox News Host Ainsley Earhardt Earns First Interview with Melania Trump in More Than Two Years
An extended version of the interview will be made available on the FOX Nation streaming platform.
CBS Sports’ ‘We Need to Talk’ Celebrates 10 Years, Olympic Champion Summer Sanders ‘Humbled’ to Be Involved
CBS Sports’ all-women studio show 'We Need to Talk' is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month. In celebration of the milestone, the show put together...
Prime Video Up 20% Through Two Weeks of NFL Action on Thursday Night Football
Last Thursday's Patriots vs. Jets game on Amazon's Prime Video marked the second-straight Thursday Night Football game to be decided by 21 points, as Aaron Rodgers and the...
CNN Anchor Pamela Brown to Begin Anchoring CNN Newsroom Next Week
"Can't wait to get going, and hope you tune in."
Sports Media Reacts to Los Angeles Dodgers Star Shohei Ohtani Starting the Major League Baseball 50/50 Club
Shohei Ohtani did something not many other major league baseball players have ever done, in the same game he accomplished something no other player...
Cris Collinsworth and NBC Sports Close to New 4 Year Contract Extension Per Report
According to a report from Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, NBC Sports and NFL analyst Cris Collinsworth are close to signing a four-year contract...
Fox News Host Greg Gutfeld Sees Largest Audience in Program History During Donald Trump In-Studio Visit
The conversation with Donald Trump marks the third time the program has set a new ratings record in 2024.
CNBC Correspondent Jane Wells Retiring After Nearly 30 Years
Wells came to CNBC in 1996 providing special coverage of the O.J. Simpson civil case.
