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Anderson Cooper has hired a reputed Hollywood “super agent” — a sign that the CNN anchor, said to be pulling down an annual salary of $18 million, may exit the struggling cable ...

After reports and some radio chatter, figuratively, Warner Bros. Discovery is moving ahead with the breakup of its operations ...

Warner Bros. Discovery's shock split into two distinctive companies could mean the jobs and hefty salaries of CNN's top ...

CNN talents are worried about massive paycuts and layoffs after the announcement of WBD's corporate split which puts them ...

Anderson Cooper is shaking up his representation in a big way, bolting longtime agency UTA for CAA, TheWrap has confirmed.

Anderson Cooper has selected CAA CEO Byran Lourd to represent him, according to people familiar with the matter, suggesting ...

Fitch Ratings warns leaving spunoff cable TV assets with less cash flow and high debt loads could spell trouble down the road ...

Not nearly as discussed is the fact that CNN often lags behind even MSNBC when it comes to key metrics like ratings and ...

The entertainment company said that by the end of last week, it had received enough backing from creditors to move forward ...

Warner Bros. Discovery's split will put CNN under new leadership, with forecasts of staff cuts and salary reductions as the ...

Former South Carolina AG calls judge's decision to allow Buster Murdaugh's defamation suit against Warner Bros. a "real ...