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The 2025 American Music Awards will air live from Las Vegas on CBS, featuring a tribute to troops and honoring artists like Janet Jackson and Zac Brown.

CBS's decision to fire Peter Dunn prior to completing an investigation, primarily motivated by external pressure, has led to a costly arbitration ruling.

As CBS President Amy Reisenbach stated, 'He's a very busy guy, so we'll take what we can get.' This emphasizes the shift as the franchise expands even without Sheridan's direct involvement.

Sony alleges that CBS breached their distribution agreement by entering into unauthorized licensing deals for "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy!", then paying itself commissions on those deals without proper disclosure.

The writing is in shambles, and the original score lacks the depth expected from a show of its ambition, resembling a toddler's toy keyboard.

After more than 50 years on CBS, Christmas classics Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman will have a new home for the holidays this year: NBC.

Ritter expresses his excitement about the show's success, comparing it to a parent's hope for their child in school: 'It sort of reminded me of dropping my daughter off to kindergarten.' His anticipation reflects the emotional investment artists have in their work.

The interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates has proven to be a flashpoint for CBS, sparking public and internal scrutiny of Tony Dokoupil's journalistic approach to the Gaza conflict.

During the vice presidential debate, JD Vance's comment about Haitian migrants was fact-checked by CBS moderators, who cut off his mic mid-explanation.

"I'm kind of busy right now," Osment exclusively told The Post on the "You're Laughing at CBS" blue carpet in LA on Sept. 18. "A little busy. Let me get through my wedding and this show, and then we'll talk."

"I didn't intend for my return to WBZ to end so soon," Draper wrote to his coworkers, per the Globe. "This decision has me reflecting on my journey of nearly 30 years with CBS, literally from coast to coast and back."

Padma Lakshmi, former host of Top Chef, is developing a new cooking competition series for CBS, demonstrating continued involvement in the genre after her departure from Top Chef.