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Paramount Streaming Chief Cindy Holland Steps Down (opens the original)
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For some time now, the smart money in Hollywood has said that the soon-to-be-combined Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery wasn’t big enough for both HBO/HBO Max chief Casey Bloys and Paramount streaming boss Cindy Holland. Turns out the smart money was right: Holland told staff today that she is stepping down from her current role effective immediately, paving the way for Bloys to assume leadership of David Ellison’s new streaming empire. “As David readies for the next phase of his vision, we’ve di
The VMAs Just Scored Its Biggest Ratings in Over a Decade (opens the original)
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Somebody get Madonna her own CBS crime procedural: Madge’s star-packed opening number at Sunday’s Video Music Awards was seen by more than 15 million viewers, helping boost the full two-hour telecast to its best ratings in over a decade, according to preliminary Nielsen numbers. Boosted by its lead-in from a (literal) last-second thriller of an NFL matchup, the 2026 VMAs delivered a very healthy 7.61 million same-day viewers for CBS (up 52 percent versus the 5 million for last year’s September 7
David Ellison’s Unfinished Business (opens the original)
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This story is featured in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the entertainment industry. Sign up at vulture.com/buffering! It’s all but official: Paramount CEO David Ellison is going to get his precious. Now that California attorney general Rob Bonta has folded and the 12-state lawsuit trying to stop Ellison’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has been settled, the long-gestating merger of the two companies could close within the next two weeks. In the end, Ellison pretty much got what he
Can Amazon Fix a Broken Emmys? (opens the original)
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If Monday’s Emmy Awards were the last to air on network television, well, at least you can say the show went out with a whimper — poorly planned, clumsily executed, and gasping for any hint of cultural relevance. Fortunately for the Television Academy, before criticism of this year’s NBC ceremony could reach any sort of critical mass, word got out that Amazon’s Prime Video is in talks to take over the Emmycast. While this would mark another sad milestone in the decline of network TV, shifting th
‘This Changes the Game’: Nielsen Is Shaking Up Its Streaming Reports (opens the original)
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This story is featured in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the entertainment industry. Sign up at vulture.com/buffering! Nielsen has been measuring streaming ratings for nearly a decade, but that data has always taken a long time — nearly a month — to process and report. No more: Starting Thursday, the audience-measurement giant will begin posting its weekly streaming top-ten charts just 11 days after the close of each reporting period, more than halving the current reporting lag time. And
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