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A day after CBS announced the cancellation of SWAT, series lead Shemar Moore took to social media to share an impassioned video of himself expressing his disappointment in how the decision was handled. The network revealed Friday that the series, on which Moore has starred as LAPD Sgt. Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson since its November 2017…
CBS is canceling its crime drama SWAT after six seasons. The show, an update of the 1970s cop show that stars Shemar Moore as LAPD Sgt. Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson, will air its final episode on May 19. SWAT is a co-production of Sony Pictures TV and CBS Studios. “For six seasons, the amazing talents of…
Former Vice President Mike Pence said in a new interview that anyone in the GOP who is serious about running for president in 2024 needs to enter the race by June. “I think that anyone that would be serious about seeking the Republican nomination would need to be in this contest by June,” he told…
The Daytime Emmy Awards are going to stay on CBS. The awards show, presented by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, has inked a new two-year deal that will see the program air live on CBS and for premium subscribers on Paramount+. The deal also includes broadcast rights to the 2024 Daytime Emmys….
CBS Exec Who Helped Les Moonves Counter Misconduct Allegations Is Out CBS announced that Ian Metrose, its longtime senior vp talent relations and special events, is leaving the network. The executive, who’d spent two decades at the company, has been under scrutiny since a New York Attorney General’s report in November 2022 revealed how he…
‘Rachael Ray’ Daytime Talk Show to End After 17 Seasons Rachael Ray, the daytime talk show, will end its run after 17 seasons on the air. The decision to end the Emmy-winning program comes after host Rachael Ray recently launched a new production company, Free Food Studios, which will focus on producing “in the kitchen…
CBS Head George Cheeks Addresses the Lack of Proper Closed Captions for Bad Bunny’s Grammys Performance: “Errors Were Made” CBS’ president and CEO George Cheeks is addressing the lack of appropriate closed captions for Bad Bunny’s Grammys performance and his acceptance speech that followed during the Sunday telecast. The record-breaking musician opened the Recording Academy’s…
CBS, Paramount+ Exec George Cheeks to Keynote Banff Festival George Cheeks, president and CEO of CBS and CFO of news and sports for Paramount+, is set to keynote the upcoming Banff World Media Festival. Cheeks will speak on June 12 as part of the Summit Series for the festival’s 44th edition. “George Cheeks has been…
Damon Wayans, Damon Wayans Jr. to Star in CBS Comedy CBS has handed out a pilot order for its first comedy project for the 2023-24 broadcast season. The network has picked up an untitled multicamera comedy set to star Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr. The project will be co-written by former Last Man Standing…
CBS to Replace James Corden’s ‘Late Late Show’ With Stephen Colbert-Backed ‘@midnight’ Reboot CBS is dipping back into the recent past to fill the late-night slot that’s soon to open up when its The Late Late Show With James Corden departs. The network is set to replace the long-running Late Late Show franchise with a…