These 10 execs, newscasters shook up media in 2016. Roger Yu, and Mike Snider. USA TODAY. The media world in 2016 was rife with the kind of insider drama that would have made for juicy movie plots.

First up creatives take the anchor’s seat to make their 2023 predictions as newscasters. Watch how they read the tea leaves: Garrett Garcia, president, PPK: In today's top news, brands will look to ...

The INSIDER Summary: Over 40 newscasters across the country have appeared on TV wearing the same dress. The scalloped dress is made by the designer Sidefeel and sold on Amazon.

The Taliban has ordered all female newscasters to cover their faces while on air, as part of broader rules requiring all women in Afghanistan to cover head to toe. It’s dangerous for women to ...

Can you believe it’s August already? Apparently most newscasters can’t—even though Jimmy Kimmel tried to warn them. Last year, the video team at Jimmy Kimmel Live! put together a compendium ...

Milk sales are up, reported NBC’s Peter Alexander last month on “Nightly News.” What Alexander said was this: “America’s favorite drink at home now becoming a popular … ...

Back in June of 1986, Ferris Bueller warned anyone watching Ferris Bueller’s Day Off that life moves pretty fast and if you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it ...

Hungary's supreme court said commercial television channel ATV breached the law when it referred to right-wing party Jobbik as "far right" in a newscast in 2012.

Newscasters navigate fashion minefield LOS ANGELES-While you stare groggily into the abyss of your closet, once again thinking you have nothing to wear, your impeccably groomed morning hosts are ...

What Newscasters Look Like When They Deliver Bad News. If you’ve ever suspected that news anchors are actually teleprompter-reading automatons, here’s proof to the contrary. SHARE.

In recent weeks, worries that a tsunami of “fake news” may have swamped enough voters to put the likes of Donald Trump in the Oval Office have created something of a journalistic moral panic.