‘Étoile’ Canceled By Prime Video After Season 1 Of Two-Season Order

‘Étoile’ Canceled By Prime Video After Season 1 Of Two-Season Order

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Adieu, Étoile. Prime Video is not proceeding with a second season of Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino’s ballet drama series, Deadline has learned. The streamer and Amazon MGM Studios will continue to support the series’ Emmy campaign in the comedy categories. In the Palladinos’ followup to their critical and commercial hit for Prime…

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‘The Bold And The Beautiful’ Leaving Television City After 38 Years, Will Continue To Film In Los Angeles

‘The Bold And The Beautiful’ Leaving Television City After 38 Years, Will Continue To Film In Los Angeles

[ad_1] EXCLUSIVE: Production of The Bold and the Beautiful is on the move. The venerable CBS daytime drama, which has called Television City home since its 1987 launch, will leave the Los Angeles mid-city studio complex, which is embarking on a multi-year, billion-dollar renovation and expansion. The series is not leaving the city though, keeping…

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Trump says decision on Fed chair will be out soon

Trump says decision on Fed chair will be out soon

[ad_1] Published Sat, Jun 7, 2025 · 08:13 AM [WASHINGTON] President Donald Trump said on Friday that a decision on the next Federal Reserve chair will be coming out soon, adding that a good Fed chair would lower interest rates. “It’s coming out very soon,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One. When asked specifically…

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Netflix Shareholders Vote Out Board Member In Rare Repudiation; Streamer Weighs Resignation Offer

Netflix Shareholders Vote Out Board Member In Rare Repudiation; Streamer Weighs Resignation Offer

[ad_1] In a year marked by some high-profile instances of shareholder activism, Netflix stockholders have voted director Jay Hoag, a venture capital investor, off the board. The vote follows a recommendation by leading proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services. ISS, which issues deep-dive analyses of issues up for vote at the annual meetings of many…

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New push in Europe to curb children’s social media use

New push in Europe to curb children’s social media use

[ad_1] [LUXEMBOURG] From dangerous diet tips to disinformation, cyberbullying to hate speech, the glut of online content harmful to children grows every day. But several European countries have had enough and agree the EU should do more to prevent minors’ access to social media. The European Union already has some of the world’s most stringent…

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