iHeartMedia’s Bob Pittman Foregoes Salary as Company Furloughs Employees

Kourtney Kardashian is ready to get back in the spotlight.

CLASSIC Australian soap Neighbours will be AXED in June, the show has confirmed. The future of the classic show - which had run on British TV for 37 YEARS - had been in doubt after Channel 5 last month confirmed it would stop airing episodes. And on Thursday morning the show's Twitter account said: "We are so sorry to say that after nearly 37 years and almost 9,000 episodes broadcast we have to confirm that Neighbours will cease production in June.

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Pierce Brosnan has been inundated with praise after issuing a plea to his fans to support the children of Ukraine. DONATE NOW: What can you do to help Ukraine?The James Bond star has joined a long list of celebrities who are voicing their support for Ukraine and took to Instagram on Wednesday to repost a message from UNICEF USA which asked for donations to help with "emergency response efforts".WATCH: Pierce Brosnan shares hopeful message with fansIt read: "As needs in #Ukraine escalate in line with the conflict, UNICEF is rapidly stepping up emergency response efforts throughout the country, providing critical supplies, access to safe water, child protection and more.

Shanna Moakler announced she's pregnant with her fourth child. The 46-year-old model tells that she recently received a positive pregnancy test just days after her ex-boyfriend, Matthew Rondeau, was arrested on a felony domestic violence charge. «I took a pregnancy test, and it is positive.

Davina McCall has expressed her sadness after the death of her beloved father, Andrew. Taking to Instagram on Thursday, the 54-year-old revealed her dad passed away on Monday following a battle with Alzheimer's disease.MORE: Davina McCall's rare comments on home life and boyfriend Michael DouglasAlongside a throwback picture of her father, Davina wrote: "My dad, Andrew, died on Monday night. He took a turn for the worse on Sunday but thankfully he wasn't in pain.

Mariska Hargitay, star of Law & Order: SVU, has shared a devastating tribute to friend and co-star Ned Eisenberg, who died aged 65 on Sunday.READ: Law and Order star Ned Eisenberg dies aged 65 - detailsMariska and Ned both first appeared in the hit US drama in 1999 and on Wednesday, the 58-year-old actress took to Instagram to share the news to her 2.4 million followers, along with a touching and heartfelt message remembering her colleague.WATCH: Ali Wentworth made a surprise appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show to surprise her BFF Mariska Hargitay"My heart is so full of sadness over the loss of our dear, dear Ned Eisenberg," she wrote, before adding: "What a light and what a love. And such a first-rate actor, which pales next to him as a first-rate human.READ: See the cast of Law & Order: SVU and their real-life partnersMORE: Law & Order fans sent into overdrive as Sam Waterston teases 'surprise' return of major character"We will remember him always, with his bright mischievous smile and his open-wide heart.

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A 23-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of robbery during a police investigation into a spate of carjackings in Oldham.

Holly Willoughby’s wardrobe has to be one of the most talked about and envied. She’s a real style icon and seems to be able to pull off pretty much any fashion trend.

Average petrol prices hit a new high on Tuesday (March 1), reaching 151.67p per litre, according to the latest data.

Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield shared their delight as they received some special gifts from Alison Hammond.

Supermarket giant Aldi has been beaten to the top spot for the 'UK's favourite supermarket' by another retailer, and it's not Lidl.

A young mechanic who took his own life whilst suffering from depression was deeply affected by witnessing a horrific crash several years ago, an inquest heard.

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Girl power! Everyone from H.E.R. to Christina Aguilera came out to walk the purple carpet and celebrate the 2022 Billboard Women in Music Awards on Wednesday, March 2. 

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorVerizon, having exited the original content business, is escalating its play as an aggregator of streaming services — including forming a new partnership with Netflix.The telco unveiled plans for “Plus Play,” a platform to let Verizon customers discover, purchase and manage subscriptions across entertainment, audio, gaming, fitness, music and lifestyle. In a way, Plus Play (which Verizon styles as “+play”) represents a reinstantiation of the traditional cable TV bundle for the streaming world.The company announced the new initiative at its investor event Thursday.

American Cancer Society. The Texas native got her start in acting by starring in a local production of. After graduating high school, she moved to New York City to study at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute. Forke made her debut on screen in 1991’s before going on to appear in,, and.

Fans of the Kardashian-Jenner family knew Kourtney Kardashian was over filming Keeping Up With the Kardashians in the final seasons, but the oldest sibling is shedding new light on why she struggled toward the end of the show’s run.

Autherine Lucy Foster was an icon of the civil rights movement as the first Black student to attend the University of Alabama.Foster had already received her bachelor’s degree from Mills College when she decided to seek admission to the segregated University of Alabama as a graduate student in 1952. She was initially admitted on her qualifications, but the admission was revoked when school authorities learned she was Black. Foster worked with the NAACP to fight for admission.

Pete Ganbarg Pete Ganbarg is a two-time Grammy-winner, president of A&R for Atlantic Records and also president of Atco Records. His most recent signing is Gayle, a 17-year-old pop artist from Dallas via Nashville whose debut Atlantic single, “abcdefu,” topped the singles charts in several countries.  His “Rock & Roll High School” podcast, a series of interviews with legends of contemporary music, is available on all DSPs.I recently asked my A&R department at Atlantic Records to create playlists of the songs that best define them. It was an exercise as much for me as it was for them.

iHeartMedia's first quarter 2020 earnings release was mainly a preview for what could be a painful second quarter. Overall, Q1 wasn't bad: Old-school broadcast radio revenues barely fell and digital revenues improved on the strength of podcasts. But the advertising slowdown became "more pronounced" in April and suffered "a sharp decline" in broadcast, digital and other segments, CEO Bob Pittman said.

Radio and audio giant iHeartMedia has cut senior management pay and furloughed "non-essential" staff as it eyes around $250 million in cost savings this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. The news comes as entertainment companies have been looking to preserve cash and reduce expenses, in some cases via layoffs, to manage the uncertain fallout from the virus crisis.

Radio and audio giant iHeartMedia has begun to cut senior management pay and lay off "non-essential" staff as it eyes around $250 million in cost savings this year amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Radio and audio giant iHeartMedia on Thursday withdrew its 2020 financial guidance "due to heightened uncertainty related to the novel coronavirus pandemic" and said it has shored up its liquidity by $350 million by tapping into a revolving credit facility to boost its financial flexibility.

Radio and audio entertainment powerhouse iHeartMedia hasn't seen any negative coronavirus impact and may actually see listeners feel a closer connection with the company's services due to the virus, chairman and CEO Bob Pittman said Tuesday. He, along with president, chief operating officer and chief financial officer Rich Bressler, spoke at Deutsche Bank’s 28th Annual Media, Internet & Telecom Conference,which was set to take place in Palm Beach, Fla., but was changed to a virtual event amid coronavirus fears.

Radio and audio entertainment powerhouse iHeartMedia hasn't seen any negative coronavirus impact and may actually see listeners feel a closer connection with the company's services due to the virus, chairman and CEO Bob Pittman said Tuesday.He, along with president, chief operating officer and chief financial officer Rich Bressler, spoke at Deutsche Bank’s 28th Annual Media, Internet & Telecom Conference, which was set to take place in Palm Beach, Fla., but was changed to a virtual event amid coronavirus fears."We haven’t seen an impact yet," Pittman said when asked about the coronavirus, highlighting that iHeartMedia is only active in the U.S.