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- 1CNN left off White House travel pool list●CNN was slotted to cover the president on Saturday on behalf of the television pool, but White House guidance did not in
CNN was scheduled on Saturday to cover the president on behalf of the television pool, but the White House's guidance for the trip did not include the network among the traveling press. The omission has drawn attention amid ongoing friction between the administration and major news organizations over press access and pool coverage arrangements.
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Sony's streaming and TV brands are making headlines in India on two fronts. Sony Sports Network has emerged as the frontrunner for the Indian Super League's television broadcast rights in a last-minute twist to the deal talks. Separately, following the box-office success of HanuMan crossed ₹400 crore worldwide, Sony TV announced a new show on Neem Karoli Baba and a web series on his life for SonyLIV, with a promo already released.
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Sony's Indian television business is in the news on two fronts. Following the box-office success of Hanuman Ansh, which crossed ₹400 crore worldwide, Sony TV has announced a new show inspired by the life of spiritual figure Neem Karoli Baba, with a promo already released. Separately, Sony Sports Network confirmed it will broadcast matches of the upcoming Indian Super League football season.
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Spanish broadcaster laSexta, led by journalist Antonio García Ferreras, has overhauled its schedule amid reports of a possible early general election, cancelling programmes such as 'Zapeando' and 'Equipo de investigación' and preparing special coverage this Friday. Spanish media say other television networks are also on alert, adjusting their Friday line-ups in case the government calls a snap vote.
- 5TV Cancellations and Renewals for October 2026▼All the Canceled and Renewed TV Shows This Month (October 2026)
TVLine has published its monthly roundup of every television show canceled and renewed in October 2026. The running list tracks which series are ending and which will return, giving viewers a single reference point as networks and streaming services announce their latest programming decisions throughout the month.
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The Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Network will broadcast Monday's NBA game between the Detroit Pistons and the Phoenix Suns. The announcement from WNEM gives local fans in the Great Lakes region a chance to watch the matchup on television. Further details about coverage times or commentary have not been provided.
- 7Jeff Corwin launches new ABC series on North Carolina wildlife▼Conservationist Jeff Corwin explores rare North Carolina wildlife in new ABC series 'Jeff Corwin's Southern Wild'
Conservationist Jeff Corwin has launched a new ABC series, 'Jeff Corwin's Southern Wild', which explores rare and little-known wildlife across North Carolina. The show follows Corwin as he highlights threatened species and habitats in the American South, drawing attention from ABC stations covering the premiere. It continues his long-running television work on conservation and animal education for a broad audience.
- 8Eddie Murphy to Star in First TV Series, The Chairman▼Eddie Murphy Stars in First TV Series, Matthew Weiner’s THE CHAIRMAN
Eddie Murphy will lead his first-ever television series, 'The Chairman', created by 'Mad Men' creator Matthew Weiner. Details on the plot and network remain limited, but the pairing of the comedy icon with the acclaimed drama writer has drawn wide attention, as Murphy has spent four decades in film and stand-up without headlining a scripted TV series.
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Reports say Eddie Murphy will lead "The Chairman", a new television series. Details such as the plot, network, supporting cast and release date have not been widely reported yet, so little is known beyond the announcement that Murphy is attached to star in the project.
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Molly Ringwald portrayed a blind woman on the first scripted original series aired by the AMC network. The role is being revisited as a piece of television trivia, highlighting an early milestone in AMC's shift toward scripted originals before the channel became known for prestige dramas like Mad Men and The Walking Dead.
- 11Fever-Aces Game 3 Draws 2.25 Million Viewers▼USA SPORTS’ FEVER-ACES GAME 3 COVERAGE ON USA NETWORK AND CNBC AVERAGES 2.25 MILLION VIEWERS; SECOND-BEST FIRST ROUND GAME ON RECORD
USA Sports' coverage of the Indiana Fever vs Las Vegas Aces WNBA playoff Game 3, airing on USA Network and CNBC, averaged 2.25 million viewers, making it the second-most-watched first-round game on record. The figures highlight the growing television audience for women's basketball, boosted by the Fever's star-driven roster and a competitive playoff series.
- 12Tony Romo exits CBS Sports after years of decline●Tony Romo's CBS Sports exit ends backward spiral in a job he began with so much promise https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
Tony Romo is leaving CBS Sports, ending a tenure as the network's lead NFL analyst that began with enormous promise but, per The New York Times/The Athletic, devolved into a 'backward spiral' of criticized broadcasts. Once celebrated for his predictive instincts after retiring from the Dallas Cowboys, Romo's commentary drew growing scrutiny in recent seasons, and his departure closes a high-profile chapter in NFL television coverage.
- 13HGTV Announces New Series With Premiere Date●What to Know About hGTV Launches Brand New Series, Reveals Premiere Date https:// justpaste.in/movies/what-to-kn ow-abou
HGTV has announced a brand new series and revealed its premiere date, drawing attention from entertainment audiences. The network, best known for home and reality programming, appears to be expanding its lineup of home and rental-themed shows. Details about the show's cast, format and exact air date are circulating among fans of home improvement television.
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NBA and NHL teams have been informed that Main Street Sports, the regional sports network operator that airs many of their local games, will cease operations. The move raises fresh questions about how fans will watch local broadcasts of their teams and what happens to existing broadcast rights. It marks another major shake-up in regional sports television.
- 15Billy Bush to join Fox News as entertainment correspondent▼Entertainment news correspondent Billy Bush to join Fox News | News | nbcrightnow.com
Entertainment correspondent Billy Bush is joining Fox News, according to an announcement carried by NBC-affiliated local outlets. Bush, previously known for his work in entertainment television and his 2016 departure from NBC's Today show, will take on a new role at the network. The move marks his return to a major US broadcaster.
- 16Brandon Sanderson's Skyward TV Series Gets Pilot Update▼Brandon Sanderson’s New Skyward TV Series Gets Exciting Pilot Episode Update After Delays
Brandon Sanderson's television adaptation of his Skyward novel series has received a positive update on its pilot episode following previous delays in development. The news offers reassurance to fans who have been waiting for progress on bringing the sci-fi story to the screen, though further details about casting, network, or a release timeline remain undisclosed.
- 17CBS Sports and Tony Romo Part Ways After Pre-Season Incident▼CBS Sports, Tony Romo Break Up Following Pre-Season Intoxication Incident
CBS Sports and Tony Romo have ended their broadcasting relationship following a reported intoxication incident before a pre-season broadcast. Romo had served as the network's lead NFL color commentator since retiring from playing. The split ends one of the most prominent partnerships in sports television, and raises questions about who will take his place in CBS's top booth.
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ABS-CBN's Kapamilya Online Live stream is airing its October 2, 2026 edition, continuing the network's daily online programming for Filipino audiences worldwide. The channel keeps fans connected to ABS-CBN shows and Kapamilya content, particularly viewers overseas who cannot access the network through traditional television.