Upfronts 2026 Began Early: CBS Broke Tradition With an April Schedule Reveal
CBS announced its 2026-27 fall lineup on April 15, weeks before upfronts week — a quiet coup for advertisers and another sign the May ritual is loosening.
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Entertainment News covers the money deciding what stays on air: licensing agreements, subscriber results, advertising upfronts, carriage disputes, tax incentives and studio earnings. Reports use disclosed figures and name the parties involved. Written for executives, agents and viewers wondering why a well-reviewed series was cancelled anyway.
Licensing deals, subscriber counts, carriage disputes, production spend and studio results, reported as the ledger deciding which shows continue.
Spring 2026 Renewals and Cancellations: The Farewell-Season Pattern
The 2026 scorecard is dominated not by brutal cancellations but by announced goodbyes — The Boys, Yellowjackets, Outlander — as streamers and networks plan their endings in advance.
Oscars 2026: What the Broadcast Means for Television
With Sinners setting a nominations record and the March 15 ceremony airing on ABC and Hulu, the Oscars have become television's most expensive rental.
TCA Winter 2026: The Press Tour That Didn't Happen — and What Replaced It
For the second straight year there was no winter TCA press tour, and midseason television promotion has quietly moved to award shows, streamer sizzle reels and one-off panels.
Golden Globes 2026: The Television Winners Signal a Streaming Sweep
The Pitt, The Studio and Adolescence split the television hardware on January 11, and every single one of them lives on a streamer.