David Nevins Leaving Paramount

Kelsea Ballerini has reached a divorce settlement with estranged husband Morgan Evans, after filing for divorce this past summer after almost five years of marriage.The 29-year-old songstress and her husband Morgan Evans, 37, have split up personal property and furnishings, and put their Nashville home on the market, according to October 24 court docs reviewed by People, filed in Davidson County, Tennessee.The Mascot, Tennessee-born entertainer and her estranged spouse, who had a prenuptial agreement, have 'vacated the marital residence' they are selling via a real estate agent they agreed on.  The latest: Kelsea Ballerini, 29, has reached a divorce settlement with estranged husband Morgan Evans, after filing for divorce this past summer after almost five years of marriage. She was snapped in Nashville last month The Grammy-nominated country artist initially field for divorce from the Newcastle, Australia native on August 29, with an insider telling the outlet that both sides put effort into trying to salvage the relationship.'They've been working on their marriage for a very long time,' a source told the outlet.

The acting world is in mourning with news of the passing of beloved stage and screen actor Andrew Prine.The actor - best known for Western films like Chisum, Wide Country and The Town That Dreaded Sundown - passed away on Monday of natural causes while on vacation in Paris with his wife, actress Heather Lowe, via THR.'He was the sweetest prince,' said Lowe, who Prine married in 1986, in a brief statement about her husband's passing. R.I.P.: The acting world is in mourning with news of the passing of beloved stage and screen actor Andrew Prine Best known: The actor - best known for Western films like Chisum, Wide Country and The Town That Dreaded Sundown - passed away on Monday of natural causes while on vacation in Paris with his wife, actress Heather Lowe, via THR Prine was born February 14, 1936 in Jennings, Florida, attending high school in Miami before attending the University of Miami.While he attended the U of Miami on an acting scholarship, he ultimately dropped out and moved to New York City to pursue acting.  He made his professional acting debut in a 1957 episode of The United States Steel Hour and his feature film debut in 1959's Kiss Her Goodbye.

Lindsay Lohan can't wait for her Christmas comeback vehicle to premiere on Netflix in seven days and she rocked a hot-pink fur hat to get her fans excited.Posting the incredible picture to her Instagram story on Thursday, Lohan's enthusiasm was palpable in the brilliant pink promo as Falling for Christmas is set to premiere on the streamer November 10.In a follow-up post, the 36-year-old star revealed that the film will feature her cover of Jingle Bell Rock which she famously performed in the 2004 teen comedy Mean Girls.She told her 11.5million followers that the single drops Friday at midnight and that a song by her younger sister Aliana Lohan is also featured on the soundtrack. Can't keep her down: Lindsay Lohan, 36, rocked a hot-pink fur hat to promote her new Christmas comeback vehicle Falling for Christmas.

Millie Bobby Brown recently gave insight into her close friendship with Enola Holmes 2 co-star Henry Cavill and the 'strict' boundaries he put in place.The 18-year-old actress was asked by Deadline how her 'camaraderie' with Cavill, 39, differs from that of her Stranger Things co-stars like Noah Schnapp, 18, and Charlie Heaton, 28.'It's different because I grew up with Noah and Charlie. I met them when I was 10. So, for me, it does feel like your schoolmates,' she explained.

Bethenny Frankel took to Instagram on Thursday to share a date night 'for a great cause' with fiance Paul Bernon.  The 51-year-old reality star posted several images of her and Paul, 44, at a recent gala for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.'Date night… for a great cause.

Jenna Ushkowitz opened up about her hesitation to share her infant daughter's name on the internet in a vulnerable Instagram post, detailing her 'journey as a mother.'While reflecting on her decision to wait five months to share her little girl's moniker with the world, the Glee star, 36, explained she 'grappled with this choice since the day she arrived' in June. 'I wanted to thank you all for respecting our choice to keep Emma and her name off social media until now,' the actress wrote on Instagram.  Protective: Jenna Ushkowitz opened up about her hesitation to share her infant daughter's name on the internet in a vulnerable Instagram post, detailing her 'journey as a mother'She continued: 'I love sharing this part of my life with you but i’m sure you can understand that my momma bear instinct kicked in and keeping her to ourselves has felt like the right thing for me and my family.'  'I do want to share her name with you, though. I want to continue sharing my journey as a mother on here and your kindness and incredible support thus far has meant the world… so please meet our little girl, Emma ❤️,' Ushkowitz gushed.Alongside the caption, Ushkowitz provided a sweet picture of her baby holding her finger as she showed off her new 'Emma' necklace from Stephanie Gottlieb.

Madonna expressed herself in yet another bizarre video posted to her Instagram account on Thursday. In the video, the Like A Virgin singer, 64, angrily lip synced along to the track Vent by Baby Keem.'Have you ever been punched in your motherf**king face? What you say, oh you haven't? Alright, wait!' the lyrics to the track read. Express yourself! Madonna let out her frustrations in yet another bizarre video posted to her Instagram account on ThursdayMadonna sure looked like she had a lot on her mind as she furiously lip synced along to the track.She put on a busty display in a a sheer black top worn beneath a lace corset.

Hilary Duff opted for a casual look while stepping out with her husband Matthew Koma in Los Angeles on Thursday.The Lizzie McGuire star, 35, looked cozy in an oversized white cream cardigan sweater, black jeans, and Converse sneakers for the outing.The actress wore her blonde tresses pulled back for the day, and accessorized with a chic black purse.  Casual cool: Hilary Duff opted for a casual look while stepping out with her husband Matthew Koma in Los Angeles on ThursdayThe mom-of-three shielded her eyes from the sun with a pair of shades, and further blinged up her look with layered necklaces. Meanwhile her beau rocked a grey Joy Division t-shirt, white shorts, and a red baseball hat. Koma was seen carrying a brown grocery bag from the luxury supermarket chain Erewhon in his hand.    Cozy: The Lizzie McGuire star, 35, looked cozy in an oversized white cream cardigan sweater, black jeans, and Converse sneakers for the outing The couple are parents to one-year-old daughter, Mae James, as well as four-year-old daughter Banks Violet.She also shares ten-year-old son, Luca, with her ex-husband, former professional ice hockey player Mike Comrie, 42, who she was married to from 2010 to 2016.The performer later moved on with the songwriter, and the pair went on to welcome Banks into their lives in 2018.

If anyone is having a great autumn, it’s Harry Styles.

Leaving it all on the field! Gerard Piqué announced that he is retiring from soccer less than four months after his split from longtime partner Shakira.

STRICTLY star Kym Marsh suffered a major panic attack and burst into tears at rehearsals. The TV favourite, 46, struggled to continue dancing as producers attempted to calm her anxiety.

EMMERDALE fans are disgusted after Alex made a vile threat about his children Lucas and Clemmie. The criminal returned to the village last night after being released from prison for alleged good behaviour. But true to form he wanted cash from ex Dawn - and he made a sickening threat towards his children if she didn’t pay up.

STRICTLY's Helen Skelton has revealed that her kids still sleep with her – saying her eldest son demanded £20 to return to his own bedroom. The Strictly contestant – who split from rugby league star husband Richie Myler earlier this year – says her children struggle to nod off.

THE I'm A Celebrity stars have been pictured meeting each other for the first time. Hosts Ant and Dec were on hand to welcome them with big beaming smiles showing just how happy they are that the show is back in Australia for the first time in three years. In keeping with past series, the celebs appear to have been separated.

AN I'M A Celebrity boss has been forced to reject claims that Matt Hancock has been signed up to deliberately "divide the camp". Executive producer Olly Nash explained it wasn't the first time a politician or "people who have very strong views about certain things" had entered the jungle.

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor It’s showtime for David Nevins – for him and for the business he helped transform over the past dozen years.  Nevins, who announced his resignation Thursday as chairman and CEO of Paramount Premium Group and chief creative officer of Paramount+ Scripted Series, cited the evolution of Showtime’s financial underpinnings as among the highlights of his tenure. Over the past few years, as the streaming revolution in TV has accelerated, Showtime’s business model has shifted from entirely wholesale to MVPDs to a “significant” portion of its total revenue coming direct to consumer.  The depth of the change that he helped lead at Showtime and Paramount+ and other parts of Paramount Global were a big part of the reason he decided to make a change in his own career. Nevins will formally exit the Paramount fold at year’s end. As of today, Nevins said he has no specific plans other than to take an extended break from work for the first time in more than 25 years. 

In a fickle TV business where the top network posts rank at the bottom for job security, we lost two of the longest-tenured executives in just a couple of days, the CW Chairman and CEO Mark Pedowitz, who stepped down Monday, and David Nevins, Chairman and CEO, Paramount Premium Group and Chief Creative Officer, Paramount+ Scripted Series, whose exit was announced today. Both were around the 12-year mark in their jobs.

Chris McCarthy, Tom Ryan and George Cheeks are all seeing their portfolios expand at Paramount Global after the departure of David Nevins.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Longtime Paramount Global exec David Nevins is exiting the company, Variety has learned. Sources say Nevins, who currently serves as the chairman and CEO of Paramount Premium Group and chief creative officer of Paramount+ scripted series and was previously the chief at Showtime, is stepping down from his post just over a year after being named to the expanded role. The Wall Street Journal first reported the news that Nevins was exiting Paramount Global. See Nevins’ Thursday note to staff regarding his exit, which was obtained by Variety, below.