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The roller coaster of ESPN staffing news continued today, as NFL analyst Mina Kimes is set for what’s reported to be a massive new deal. The agreement is worth more than $1.7 million, according to the New York Post’s Andrew Marchand, and puts Kimes over seven figures for the first time.

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ESPN’s Rob Ninkovich Is Latest Cut At Network As Paring Continues

Rob Ninkovich’s ESPN contract won’t be renewed, continuing cutbacks of ESPN’s television and radio teams.

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Scooter Braun Has One Regret About the Deal That Sparked Ongoing Taylor Swift Feud

former label, Big Machine Records (run by Scott Borchetta), of her first six albums to , who then after Swift began in one of the biggest power moves in music history. Swift was not made aware of the initial deal until the news broke to the public, writing that it was her “” in an emotional Tumblr post. "I learned about Scooter Braun's purchase of my masters as it was announced to the world," she wrote at the time. Three years later, Braun is opening up about the controversial deal in a new interview with NPR's Jay Williams, claiming he was under “a very strict NDA” that made it impossible to warn Swift—or any other Big Machine artist—ahead of time.

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Scooter Just Revealed He ‘Regrets’ How He Bought Taylor’s Masters—He Learned a ‘Great Lesson’

Lots of time thinking. Scooter Braun speaks out about how he handled Taylor Swift’s masters. In a conversation with NPR’s The Limits with Jay Williams, the entrepreneur reveals how he regrets how things went down between him and the Midnights artist.

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Scooter Braun ‘Regrets’ Letting His ‘Arrogance’ Get In The Way Of His Acquisition Of Taylor Swift’s Music

Scooter Braun learned a big lesson after he acquired Big Machine Records in 2019, resulting in a controversial dispute with Taylor Swift.

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Scooter Braun Admits ‘Regret’ Over How He Handled Purchase Of Taylor Swift’s Music Catalog

Scooter Braun wishes he could have done things differently when it came to buying Taylor Swift’s music library.

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Scooter Braun addresses Taylor Swift controversy caused by his purchase of Big Machine Records

Scooter Braun is speaking about his controversial acquisition of Big Machine Records in 2019 that resulted in Taylor Swift accusing the mogul of being a 'manipulative bully.'The 41-year-old music manager appeared on the NPR podcast, The Limits with Jay Williams, this week and spoke about the deal which granted him the rights to music from multiple artists including Swift's first six albums.The entertainment executive responded to the controversy, telling Williams, 'I learned an important lesson' from the purchase. He appeared to be referring to Big Machine owner Scott Borchetta, 60, when he claimed, 'When I did that deal, I was under a very strict NDA with the gentleman who owned it, and I couldn't tell any artist.' Braun also indicated in the interview he wasn't as realistic as he should have been when signing on the dotted line. Explanation: Scooter Braun is sharing what he can about his widely criticized acquisition of Big Machine Records in 2019, claiming he 'was under a very strict NDA with the gentleman who owned it, and I couldn't tell any artist''I was excited to work with every artist on the label.

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Scooter Braun Says He ‘Regrets’ the Way Taylor Swift Catalog Acquisition Was Handled

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor As has been well documented, the 2018, Scooter Braun-led acquisition of Big Machine Music Group — and the rights to Taylor Swift’s first six albums — caused some controversy. Swift — who had attempted, unsuccessfully, to acquire the rights herself — was outraged, launching not only a global dialog about artists owning the rights to their work, but sticking it to the new owners by beginning a campaign to re-record all of those albums and encouraging her fans to stream the new “Taylor’s Versions” instead of the earlier ones; two such albums have been released to great success. She had few kind words for Braun in the process. Braun bore the substantial wrath of the Swifties for a year or two before selling off the catalog (for a tidy profit) and said he had attempted to speak with the singer about the issue multiple times after the sale was finally revealed, to little avail. He has since sold his own company to the South Korean entertainment powerhouse HYBE, and continues to run it and manage the careers of Justin Bieber, Ariana Grande and others.

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WME Promotes Lucy Dickins to Global Head of Contemporary Music and Touring

Thania Garcia WME has elevated Lucy Dickins to global head of contemporary music and touring, where she will steer the respective departments across Beverly Hills, New York, Nashville, London and Sydney.Dickins, who recently re-located to WME’s Beverly Hills office from London, joined the agency in 2019 from ITB (International Talent Booking). Since her arrival, she has helped bring in new clients including Adele, Mumford & Sons, Laura Marling, James Blake and Mabel, whom WME represent globally.“Lucy is a dynamic leader who brings strategic vision, energy and passion to every artist and colleague she encounters,” said Lloyd Braun, chairman of WME and president of Endeavor Client Group. “Lucy is the ideal leader to guide WME’s contemporary music business as we continue to expand our offerings and opportunities for our clients.”

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‘Wondrium Insights’ Launches This Summer with Sugar Ray Leonard, Diana Nyad, Mary Lambert and Others

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeInstructional streamer Wondrium has ordered three seasons of “Wondrium Insights,” a new speaker series featuring guests including world champion boxer and Olympic gold medalist Sugar Ray Leonard, swimming legend and host Diana Nyad and singer/songwriter Mary Lambert.The series will be distributed globally on Wondrium later this year. According to the service, “Each speaker will present their personal stories and challenges giving viewers an intimate opportunity to learn and discover tools that can help with perseverance, resilience, and success.”Besides Leonard, Nyad and Lambert, the speakers also include former NBA player Jay Williams, social entrepreneur Shiza Shahid, astronaut/athlete/author Leland Melvin, former NFL linebacker Ryan Shazier, Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Solomon Thomas, STEM education innovator Knatokie Ford, mentor/entrepreneur Ivy McGregor, rock climber Kevin Jorgeson, science and technology journalist David Kushner, Flickr co-founder/venture capitalist Caterina Fake, AI artist/musician/storyteller Taryn Southern and clinical psychologist Dr.

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ICM Partners’ Matt Sorger Joins A3 Artists Agency As Senior Agent In Alternative Programming & Digital Media

EXCLUSIVE: Longtime ICM Partners agent Matt Sorger has left to join A3 Artists Agency as senior agent in the Alternative Programming, Digital Media, Licensing and Branding division. He is the latest ICM agent to depart for another agency or management company ahead of company’s pending acquisition by CAA.

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WME Nashville Co-Heads Celebrate Dominance in the Country Sphere, as Seen in ACM Awards Nods

Chris Willman Music WriterWhen the entertainer of the year prize is handed out at tonight’s Academy of Country Music Awards in Las Vegas, the odds strongly favor a WME Nashville client picking up the climactic trophy. That’s because the agency has four of the five nominees, between Eric Church, Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert and Chris Stapleton.

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Drunk teens launch horrific attack that leaves dad's jaw 'hanging from his face'

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A father out for a walk with is family was left severely injured after being set upon by a group of thugs.Dad Jason Perry had been walking down a river path with his wife, his 13-year-old daughter, and the family dog when a group of drunken teenagers attacked him.Jason's jaw was subsequently broken into five pieces during the horrific attack, and left "hanging from his face", NorthWalesLive reports.George Dee, 19, and Jay Williams, 18, admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent, as well as threatening behaviour on social media after the horrific attack.Dee was jailed for 35 months, and Williams for 29 months in the wake of the attack.Caernarfon Crown Court heard that Jason had