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Joe Otterson TV Reporter Eight CBS-owned TV stations will be dropping their affiliation with The CW and becoming independent stations as of September. The stations are: WPSG Philadelphia (DMA #4), WUPA Atlanta (DMA #6), KBCW San Francisco (DMA #10), KSTW Seattle (DMA #12), WTOG Tampa-St. Petersburg (DMA #13), WKBD Detroit (DMA #14), KMAX Sacramento (DMA #20), and WPCW Pittsburgh (DMA #26). This will give the CBS Stations group a total of 14 CBS Television Network stations and 13 independent stations. “We look forward to reimagining these stations as independents while leveraging the considerable value of their prime-time real estate in each of the markets,” said Wendy McMahon, president and co-head of CBS News and Stations. “It’s an exciting time to look at new opportunities to add local programming, including live sports, and shows from across the Paramount Global brands. We are also grateful to have been part of The CW for 17 memorable years and wish our partners at Nexstar continued success.”

The CW is about to lose eight important affiliates: the CBS owned and operated stations that are currently affiliated with the Nexstar-owned network will become independent in September.

Rocking the boat? Kid Rock has made headlines for his controversial behavior and remarks over the years.

A Florida father has been charged with murder after his son’s body was found in an alligator’s mouth… Just days after the child’s mother was stabbed to death. Last Thursday, 20-year-old Pas

Christopher Vourlias When a young Viesturs Kairiss started to dream about becoming a filmmaker thirty-some-odd years ago, he knew his path wouldn’t be straightforward or easy. Before the fall of the Soviet Union, aspiring Latvian directors would have to travel to Moscow or St. Petersburg to enroll in venerable Soviet film schools. After independence, Kairiss was among the first class of graduates from the newly launched film studies program at the Latvian Academy of Culture, one of many ways in which the small Baltic republic attempted to assert its own identity after half a century of Soviet rule. “We didn’t have any technique,” Kairiss admits of he and his film school peers, laughing. For his first feature film, “Leaving by the Way” (2001), he enlisted friends for below-the-line work and recruited actors from the local theater school. When the film bowed in the Crystal Globe competition at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, it was the culmination of what he describes as “a totally crazy, passionate journey” for a group of filmmakers laboring in an industry that didn’t truly exist.

There is so much build up and drama on transfer deadline day that everything that follows is a bit of a downer. But does it really need to be that way?

Carl Goodman is making his exit from Museum of the Moving Image — the New York cultural institution where he’s spent 34 years, most recently as Executive Director.

A giant fireball has erupted in St Petersburg with 'huge' flames spotted following a blast in the Russian city.

EXCLUSIVE: Downton Abbey star Jessica Brown Findlay is leading a podcast based on Joseph Conrad’s 1911 spy thriller Under Western Eyes.

Multiple schools went into lockdown across counties in Florida on Tuesday morning as police responded to false calls of active shooters. Police dispatches in Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Orange counties received 911-calls on Tuesday morning reporting mass shootings and gunmen wearing body armor.

Dominic Fike has confirmed details of a 24-date North American tour which is due to start in November – check out dates below and get tickets here.The tour is Fike’s first headline run since the release of his 2020 debut album ‘What Could Possibly Go Wrong’ and kicks off November 6 at Seattle’s Showbox SoDo.Fike will take in the likes of Vancouver, Los Angeles and Boston before his Out Of Order tour wraps up in Tempe, Arizona on December 16. Tickets for the tour go on sale Friday, September 30 and will be available here.

CNN White House correspondent John Harwood is leaving.

CNN White House correspondent John Harwood said that Friday will be his last day at the network.

Eurovision Song Contest has become the subject of an online smear campaign over her opposition to the war in Ukraine.Manizha Sangin — who placed ninth in the international music competition last year — has long been an outspoken critic of the invasion. In February, she shared an Instagram post calling the war a “fraternal conflict” that goes “against the will” of Russian people, and later released a song called ‘Soldier’ which contained the repeated lyric, “Stop the war”.Now, Sangin’s critics have launched a coordinated campaign to have the singer blacklisted in Russia.

first gained traction back in 2016 — when a St. Petersburg restaurant coined the “rescue signal” to help women who felt unsafe.

Strictly star Katya Jones posed alongside newlywed pal Amy Dowden who cheekily held up a sign promising: "She's next!" However Katya's disgusted face in the playful photo implied that getting hitched again was not on the cards for her, alongside the words: "Been there done it!"Amy, 31, married her partner Ben Jones in July in a fairytale wedding in South Wales.The nuptials had been due to take place in 2020, but the big day was postponed for two years owing to Covid.When the ceremony finally took place in a lavish five star venue, the star-studded guestlist included Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood, 57, past celebrity dance partners including Tom Fletcher, 36, and of course Katya, who is 33.Meanwhile Tom, who is best known as a McFly band member, performed a rendition of All About You during the wedding party.However Katya, originally from Saint Petersburg, has had her fair share of heartache and based on the face she was pulling for Amy's picture, looks like she might not be keen on getting married again.She was previously wed to fellow Strictly dancer Neil Jones back in 2013, but they split following a six-year marriage after a kissing scandal.In 2018, Katya was spotted kissing comedian Seann Walsh outside a pub.It resulted in an apology on the Strictly spin-off show It Takes Two, but sadly she and Neil divorced the following year.They explained that the kiss had no part to play in the split, and that they would remain "the best of friends".The pair seem to have kept that promise, staying in touch over social media and sharing embarrassing snaps of each other on special occasions.For instance, on Neil's birthday last year, a mischievous Katya teased him about his "ginger hair", but urged him to keep it that

Striker Mateo Cassierra's agent has revealed every club interested in his client this summer - and left Rangers off the list suitors.

Vladimir Putin has claimed that it has become his responsibility to take back and strengthen Ukraine as he appeared to finally admit that the war was about returning land to Russia.

A woman who spent years looking for an eccentric millionaire's buried treasure was left 'distraught' after it was found by another hunter - just 20 feet away from where she had searched.

Kristin Chenoweth seeks answers to the unsolved murders of three Girl Scouts in June of 1977 in the new ABC News special Keeper of the Ashes: The Oklahoma Girl Scout Murders.The 53-year-old, a native of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, opens up about her personal connection to the tragedy, as she was supposed to be at Camp Scott, the sleepaway camp where the murders took place, until an illness sidelined her from attending.'I should have been on that trip, but I had gotten sick,' the Tony Award-winning entertainer said. 'My mom said, "You can't go." It has stuck with me my whole life.