Mel Gibson's association with anti-Semitic and racist views resulted in calls for "professionally shunning" him. Yet this summer, the one-time Hollywood pariah embarked on what appears to be a furtive comeback.
Three weeks after Roger Ailes was forced out of Fox News, the channel will be led by a pair of executives, Bill Shine and Jack Abernethy. The two co-presidents will report to Rupert Murdoch.
Fox News has been shaken to its core by Roger Ailes' sudden resignation amid harassment claims. Some of his longtime associates are also on the way out.
Hugh Grant has spent the past five years lobbying for stricter press laws in Britain. He's gotten heavily involved with "Hacked Off," an organization trying to end unethical practices at British publications.
In a new Titans of TV roundtable by The Hollywood Reporter, top executives talk about competing with Netflix's sizable budget and why money isn't everything.
