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John Fugelsang has been tapped to host the new Page Six TV show, premiering on select Fox Television Stations, Monday, July 18, 2016. Watch a preview, below. Mario Cantone, Bevy Smith, Elizabeth Wagmeister, and Carlos Greer have been announced as the show’s contributing experts and insiders. "Page Six" Editor Emily Smith and Deputy Editor Ian Mohr also contribute. The show is based on the New York Post’s celebrity news and gossip column, "Page Six."Kay O’Connell and Matt Strauss are executive producing, along with NY Post CEO and Publisher Jesse Angelo and Endemol Shine North America’s Rob Smith and Michael Weinberg. The program will air weekdays. Check your local listings for the time in your market.Read More…...

“We’re ready to intervene,” FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler said this week about the new At&T plan that has raised the hackles of net neutrality advocates. But that’s short of a full-fledged commitment to deal with an issue that media and entertainment companies will closely monitor. The wireless carrier told an audience at the International CES confab that it will begin to let content providers pick up the tab for some of their 4G transmissions. It’s “similar to 1-800 phone numbers or free shipping for Internet commerce,” At&T says. In theory, that could range from a studio paying data costs for mobile device users to watch a movie trailer — to Espn or Netflix helping people to watch their programming. The idea is “a win-win for customers and businesses,” says At&T Mobility CEO Ralph de la Vega. Net neutrality advocates counter that At&T’s plan...