Get ready to see a lot more WWE on A&E. The sports entertainment giant and the cable channel have signed a multiyear expansion of their programming partnership. The new deal covers more than 130 ...

Justin Sylvester, Kyle Richards, Keltie Knight, Tiffany Smith on Live from E! It's the end of an era for E! News. On July 24, PEOPLE learned that the long-running entertainment news program has ...

E! Entertainment has taken on a new brand identity, rolling out a refreshed look and programming to match its on-air personality and goal of attracting a younger audience. The new look, which launched ...

E! Entertainment Programming President Lisa Berger Resigns The woman best known for developing the ultra-successful Kardashian franchise is keeping quiet on her next venture, and E! has yet to ...

According to experts, a large hurdle E! has to overcome is that for so many years, the cable channel has been a hub for round-the-clock entertainment news programming, which was anchored by its ...

"E! News," the nightly pop culture program that helped define cable network E! Entertainment Television, is going away. The Comcast-owned network informed "E! News" staff Thursday the program will ...

In lieu of a traditional upfront presentation, A+E Networks announced its slate of programming across all networks on Thursday. Among the new shows are a handful of History channel docuseries ...

A&E is expanding its library of WWE content. The network announced Tuesday that it had ordered more than 130 new hours of series and specials to air exclusively on A&E platforms.

E!, the network known as home of the Kardashians, Joan Rivers and a few more Kardashians, is making an aggressive push to cover the political scene leading up to the election, launching a “Pop ...

Programming leaders from Fox, E.W. Scripps and Graham Media will unpack a radically changed daytime TV landscape and its impact on business and content development in a panel at TVNewsCheck’s ...

Get ready to see a lot more WWE on A&E. The sports entertainment giant and the cable channel have signed a multiyear expansion of their programming partnership. The new deal covers more than 130 ...

Entertainment Television, is going away. The Comcast-owned network informed "E! News" staff Thursday the program will tape its final episode on Sept. 25.