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Does a parade meant to celebrate the nation truly exist if it can’t get on national broadcast TV?

Mainstream TV-news outlets seem divided over how to cover an extravagant display of military might along the streets of Washington, D.C. from the Trump administration. A June 14 parade and accompanying festivities meant to call attention to the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army will be something to see, with three kinds of helicopters; Bradley vehicles; a fireworks display; and a parachute jump by the Golden Knights demonstration team.

Some will give the event a mere nod, while others will utilize all the resources a national TV newsroom can muster.

ABC News, NBC News and CBS News are unlikely to pre-empt regular TV programming for coverage of the event, according to people familiar with their plans. ABC News plans to “cover the parade across programs and platforms, including 24/7 streaming news channel...

Rachel Campos-Duffy, the host of “Fox Noticias” on Fox Deportes. (Courtesy photo)

Fox Corporation saw higher overall revenue as a result of an advertising windfall during the Super Bowl in February coupled with higher fees charged to cable and satellite distributors for its channels, the media company revealed on Monday.

Fox earned $354 million in profit off $4.37 billion in revenue during the company’s fiscal third quarter (Q3) of 2025, which coincides with Q1 on the calendar — the first three months of the year. Revenue was up 27 percent on a year-over basis, while profit was down nearly 50 percent.

Profit was impacted by higher costs associated primarily with sports programming, including Super Bowl Lix on Fox and Tubi in February, though digital content and marketing expenses also played a factor.

That was one of the few blemishes in Fox’s earnings report, which otherwise delivered results that most broadcast and cable network owners would envy.

Will Cain, the co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, will take over the 4 p.m. Et weekday timeslot on Fox News Channel following the departure of Neil Cavuto last month.

Cain will start his show, The Will Cain Show, on January 21.

Fox News contributor Charlie Hurt will replace Cain as Fox & Friends Weekend co-host, joining Rachel Campos-Duffy. As he takes the new role, Hurt will step down as opinion editor of the Washington Times. He will continue to write a regular column for the publication.

Cavuto left the network last month after hosting his show since the Fox News launch in 1996.

The network said that Cain’s new show “will offer a comprehensive look at the news of the day in a signature podcast style.” He joined the network in 2020. He also hosts a podcast, with will continue to post new episodes and simulcast on Fox News Digital.

Fox News also announced other changes,...

Two Fox News hosts and at least one other journalist have captured and shared their own photos and videos of the mysterious drones flying with increasing intensity around New Jersey and elsewhere in the past few weeks, with one saying he saw a craft that was as big as a school bus hovering 100 feet off the ground in Montclair.

“Fox & Friends” host Steve Doocy told his co-hosts Tuesday that he has observed the flying craft multiple times now, coming in “low, they’re about 100 yards, flying over my backyard. … They are buzzing overhead all the time. The scary part is when they stop. They just kind of hover for a little while.”

The FBI, New Jersey State Police and other agencies are scrambling to identify the strange craft, described as “SUV-sized,” able to avoid radar detection and so far elusive to all interception efforts, as helicopters are advised to stay away.

Sean Hannity will host the annual event on Fox News’ lifestyle streaming platform.

It’s almost time to walk the red, white, and blue carpet at the 2024 Patriot Awards. Hosted by Sean Hannity and presented exclusively on Fox Nation at 8 p.m. Et on Thursday, Dec. 5, the awards will honor and recognize America’s finest patriots, as judged by Fox. Tons of recognizable Fox News personalities will be on hand, and the only way to watch live is to stream the awards with a subscription to Fox Nation.

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One of the former stars of The Real World is now going to be in charge of transportation in Donald Trump's cabinet. Sean Duffy, who went on to be a Fox News Business host, was nominated as the man in charge of The Department of Transportation under the new Trump administration. Duffy was a part of The Real World: Boston though he met his wife, Rachel Campos-Duffy (who was a contestant on The Real World: San Francisco) during their time together on Road Rules: All Stars on MTV. Since, the two have been conservative talking heads on Fox News prior to Duffy's new appointment.

From the moment it went on the air in 1992 all the way to its final season in 2019, MTV’s groundbreaking reality show The Real World offered young people a simple proposition: We’ll give you 15 minutes of fame if you agree to live in a house with complete strangers and let us film you 24/7. Some of the more more memorable cast members were given a chance to extend their moment by appearing on the spinoff show The Real World/Road Rules Challenge (later shortened simply to The Challenge) where they competed...

Fox News personality Sean Hannity hosts the Patriot Awards Ceremony on Fox Nation. (Photo courtesy Fox News Media)

Fox News Media will produce the sixth-annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards Ceremony on Thursday, December 5, the company announced this week.

The awards ceremony will be emceed by Fox News Channel prime-time host Sean Hannity, and will stream live through the Fox Nation streaming service at 8 p.m. Eastern Time (5 p.m. Pacific Time). Fox News will air an encore presentation of the awards ceremony on Sunday, December 8 at 10 p.m. Eastern Time.

The show partners with Tunnel 2 Towers (T2T), Patriot Mobile, Golden Corral and Belfor to honor and recognize America’s patriots, including military veterans, first responders and other everyday heroes.

Throughout the evening, heroes will be honored in a number of categories, including the T2T Stephen Siller Back the Blue Award, Fox Weather Ultimate Patriot Award, Fox Nation Award for Service to Veterans,...

President-Elect Donald Trump's surprising cabinet picks have dominated the news cycle this week among the latest is reality TV star Sean Duffy, who came to fame on MTV's The Real World.

Although it is true that Sean Duffy was a cast member on The Real World, he has actually had an extensive career in politics in the intervening years.

Moreover, Trump famously appointed another reality television personality to his administration during his first term: Omarosa Manigault Newman, who was known for her stint on The Apprentice.

Omarosa worked on his campaign before his election, and in September 2016, she said of then-candidate Trump:

"Every critic, every detractor, will have to bow down to President Trump. It's everyone who's ever doubted Donald, whoever disagreed, whoever challenged him. It is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe."

Omarosa was named a White House staffer ahead of Trump's January 2017 inauguration,...

Donald Trump has gone to the Fox News well yet again, tapping the Fox Business host to be his nominee for secretary of transportation.

Duffy, a former congressman, is the co-host of Fox Business’ The Bottom Line and is a contributor to the news network. He also was a cast member on a season of The Real World.

Trump said in a statement that Duffy “will prioritize Excellence, Competence, Competitiveness and Beauty when rebuilding America’s highways, tunnels, bridges and airports. He will ensure our ports and dams serve our Economy without compromising our National Security, and he will make our skies safe again by eliminating Dei for pilots and air traffic controllers.”

Duffy is married to Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy. A co-host of that show, Pete Hegseth, was nominated by Trump last week to serve as secretary of defense.

Trump added, “The husband of a wonderful woman,...

New immersive graphics tech will be part of the Fox News Channel’s Election Night coverage in November. (Courtesy photo)

Fox News Media will unveil new immersive graphics technology during the Fox News Channel’s coverage of Election Night happenings next week.

The new graphics tech is part of the network’s overhaul of Studio M earlier this year, where the Fox News Channel broadcasts some of its news programming. It includes combined augmented reality tech that will be utilized by Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer — the network is calling it the “Bill”board — as well as touchscreen applications to enhance the channel’s reporting of voter turnout and results throughout Election Night.

Other elements that will debut next week include a map that outlines the “Path to 270,” the number of electoral college votes a candidate for the White House must receive in order to clinch the presidency; a “super...

Fox News Media will launch a daily, one-hour Spanish-language news program on the sports network Fox Deportes.

Rachel Campos-Duffy, who co-hosts Fox & Friends Weekend, will anchor the program starting on Oct. 15. The show, Fox Noticias, will air at 4 p.m. Et on weekdays and also will be available on podcast on Fox News Audio, as well as online platforms and on the subscription streaming service Fox Nation.

Fox News Digital also launched a Spanish-language version of FoxNews.com today.

The debut of Campos-Duffy’s new show will feature an interview with the newly elected president of Panama, José Raúl Mulino. The show also will features sports highlights from Fox Deportes.

In addition to Fox & Friends Weekend, Campos-Duffy co-hosts a podcast on Fox News Audio, From the Kitchen Table, in which she is partnered with her husband Sean Duffy, a Fox Business host. She also is the national spokesperson for the The Libre Initiative.

Rachel Campos-Duffy, the host of “Fox Noticias” on Fox Deportes. (Courtesy photo)

Fox News Media is launching a Spanish-language news broadcast that will spotlight current events and political issues that impact the Hispanic community, the broadcaster announced on Tuesday.

Starting October 15, “Fox Noticias” will air weekday afternoons at 4 p.m. Eastern Time (1 p.m. Pacific Time) on Fox Deportes, a sports channel that is co-owned by Fox Corporation. The program will be anchored by “Fox & Friends Weekend” co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy.

Fox News Media is also rolling out a new Spanish-language version of its Fox News website. That portal launched today, and can be accessed at noticias.foxnews.com.

“As the leading cable news provider among Hispanic viewers with one of the most diverse audiences in cable news, we are proud to deliver new headline-driven content that focuses on the issues impacting the Hispanic community,” John Sylvester, the Senior Vice President at Fox News,...

Fox News Media wants to habla with more viewers.

The Fox Corp. unit plans to launch “Fox Noticias,” a new one-hour Spanish-language program for the Fox Deportes cable outlet. The show is billed as a forum that “spotlights issues impacting the Hispanic community,” and will be hosted by Rachel Campos-Duffy, one of the co-hosts of the weekend broadcast of “Fox & Friends.”

The show’s debut, slated for October 15, will feature an interview with Jose Raúl Mulino, the newly elected President of Panama. The program will also include highlights of the major sports matchups of the day from the award-winning Fox Deportes team.

“I am beyond grateful for the opportunity to host ‘Fox Noticias,'” said Campos-Duffy, in a statement. ” As the fastest growing electorate, accounting for nearly 20% of the population, the Hispanic American community is thriving, and I am proud to bring a new show that breaks down the...

Host Rachel Campos-Duffy praised Sen. Ron Johnson for “not falling for the Covid scam” during Sunday’s episode of Fox & Friends Weekend.

Fox & Friends host praises Ron Johnson for his bravery during "the covid pandemic scam" and for standing up for "the vaccine injured" pic.twitter.com/eYhy7SYcCm

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) August 4, 2024

“I saw you had a podcast with Russell Brand. … You two couldn’t look more different and yet both of you were the most courageous people during the Covid pandemic scam, and both of you have...

Mohammed Bilal: Works as Associate Dean and Director of the Office for Inclusion, Belonging, and Intergroup Communication at Stanford University, using his reality TV experience to speak on HIV/AIDS and diversity. Rachel Campos-Duffy: Married fellow reality TV contestant Sean Duffy, has nine children, and appeared on Fox and Friends, creating her own talk show called Moms. Pam Ling: Married fellow cast member Judd Winick, works as a professor of medicine specializing in tobacco marketing research, and remains special in Judd's life.

Although the trailblazing reality TV series The Real World took place in New York and Los Angeles for the first two seasons, the show didn't find its footing until the cast of San Francisco in season 3 made its collective mark. Aired in 1994 as one of the earliest reality TV shows, eight strangers came together and shared an experience of a lifetime, leading to a series...

Fox News is adding a new permanent face to the “Fox & Friends” curvy couch, as Lawrence Jones will officially join the program as a co-host.

Starting on Sept. 18, Jones will join the current co-hosts Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, and Brian Kilmeade for the 6-9 a.m. Et weekday show. Jones will continue to serve as the network’s enterprise reporter.

“We have a huge announcement,” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said during Thursday’s show. “You know him, you love him. And now Lawrence Jones is getting a bigger role on ‘Fox & Friends’ and we are bringing together the entire family for the whole announcement.”

Fox News anchors Steve Doocy, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and Will Cain all joined the show virtually to celebrate Jones’ official appointment.

“It looks like the bosses are allowing me to join ‘Fox & Friends’ full-time as one of y’all’s co-hosts,” Jones said as Doocy offered him a round of applause.

Donald Trump flubbed a “Fox and Friends” quote by touting a segment of the Fox News show he believed was a compliment when in fact, it was actually a criticism of the former President’s campaign.

“Rachel Campos-Duffy and Will Cain, two terrific people (along with Pete Hegseth!), were right this morning on ‘Fox & Friends.’ Almost 99% of the people I support in a Republican Primary, Win!” the former President wrote on Truth Social Sunday morning, adding a quote that read, “A Trump Endorsement will Make Your Career, A Trump Fight Makes It Very Difficult!”

As it turns out, the hosts made the exact opposite point while discussing Trump’s Saturday rally in Pickens, South Carolina. During the discussion, Joey Jones, who stepped in during Hegseth’s absence, argued that the former President’s support — or lack thereof — would not “make” nor “kill” a Republican politician’s career, using his...

Former President Donald Trump is facing numerous lawsuits as well as civil and criminal investigations — including alleged hush money payments to stave off a sex scandal, possible obstruction of justice, and election interference — but according to Republican Congressman Ken Buck, those investigations and allegations “almost give [Trump] credibility.”

Fox & Friends brings on a professor to say narcissism is "one of the underlying features of a progressive ideology." He says this narcissism manifests itself as "violence, pulling down statues, trying to erase history…"

Rachel Campos-Duffy then immediately brings up Rep. Aoc. pic.

Fox News was not happy with President Joe Biden’s commencement address to Howard University, which one Fox host called “pandering” and led another to declare America the “least racist country in the world.”

“Racism has long torn us apart,” Biden told the crowd during his speech to the historically Black university in Washington, D.C. on Saturday. “It’s a battle that’s never really over.” The president then called white supremacy “the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland,” and added, “I’m not saying this because I’m at a Black Hbcu.

Saddle up, rodeo fans! Fox Nation has announced that it is teaming with Professional Bull Riders (Pbr) to release a new series that goes behind the scenes to show what it takes to become a bull riding champion. The series is titled “Last Cowboy Standing,” and debuts Sunday, May 7 on Fox Nation.

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Under the watchful tutelage of five legendary mentors including Pbr (Professional Bull Riders) CEO and commissioner Sean Gleason, Pbr founding member Cody Lambert, Pbr 2002 World Champion J.W. Hart, Pbr Ring of Honor member Ross Coleman and Pbr 2005 and 2007 World Champion Justin McBride, the cowboys will undergo training, sharing camaraderie and competition as they vie for the ultimate title of Last Cowboy Standing.

“We are excited to share this all-access, unfiltered program with our viewers as the series dives into the fast paced and exciting world of Professional Bull Riders,” said Jason Klarman,...

Trump has been indicted, and the GOP reaction to criminal charges against the former president has come with a hefty side of antisemitic conspiracy-mongering.

Virtually everyone in right-wing politics — from lawmakers, to political pundits, to the former president himself — has accused Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg of being a George Soros-funded puppet prosecutor. The connection is pretty weak.

On Friday, Soros gave a rare rebuke of attempts to link him to progressive prosecutors, stating that he neither knew Bragg nor donated to his election campaign. “As a matter of...

Trump is expecting to be charged in relation to his 2016 hush-money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels sometime this week. While the specifics of the indictment have not yet been revealed, Fox News is already working overtime to brand the investigation a witch hunt, an abuse of prosecutorial power, and a political ploy to prevent Trump from securing the 2024 nomination. But aside from playing its Trump-defense greatest hits, Fox has also resorted to airing every absurd argument their writer’s room can think of to defend the former president’s actions.

Last Week Tonight, the late-night program hosted by John Oliver, usually sticks to adding context to complicated news stories — breaking down bills, the implications of different political decisions, the fallout from structural failures. But this week, Oliver had to strip the show down to an elementary level to explain to Fox & Friends Weekend hosts Jesse Watters and Rachel Campos-Duffy that Julia Roberts playing an environmental activist in a movie does not make her an actual environmental activist.

“Think about the environmental activists and corporate America, they weren’t there,” Campos-Duffy said on Fox News,...

Actors aren’t really the characters they play in film and TV.

John Oliver relayed that message on Sunday’s Last Week Tonight in response to a comment from a Fox News pundit.

He began the latest episode of his HBO late night show by noting that both former President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg have visited East Palestine, Ohio, in the wake of a freight train derailment and toxic spill.

But, Oliver noted, that isn’t enough for some Fox News Channel personalities. He showed a clip of Fox News hosts Rachel Campos-Duffy and Jesse Watters discussing the high-profile figures who have — and haven’t — visited the Ohio town amid the disaster.

“Think about the environmental activists, and corporate America — they weren’t there,” Campos-Duffy said. “I mean, with the activists, this is an ‘Erin Brockovich’ moment. There was a blockbuster, Oscar-winning movie written about something like this.

John Oliver started off Last Week Tonight roasting Fox News for the second week in a row. The HBO Max host show started off by noting that Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg attended the train derailment in Ohio.

However, over on Fox News, Jesse Watters and Rachel Campos-Duffy asked why some personalities had not visited the site in East Palestine.

“Think about the environmental activists and corporate America, they weren’t there,” Campos-Duffy said on Fox & Friends Weekend.

The Real World: San Francisco alum continued, “This is an Erin Brockovich moment. There was a blockbuster Oscar-winning movie written about something like this.”

Watters added that Brockovich was actually paying a visit to East Palestine with Campos-Duffy asking, “But where is Julia Roberts?”

Oliver’s reaction to the Fox News segment left him confused and asking what they were talking about before educating the television personalities on Roberts’s profession.

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy suggested Sunday that President Biden is “potentially compromised” by China and therefore had to make sure it was okay with the Chinese before the U.S. military shot down the country’s surveillance balloon off the coast of the Carolinas on Saturday.

Campos-Duffy complained on Fox & Friends about how the balloon was allowed to travel across the country over the last few days.

“There is no explanation unless there is some intelligence gathering on our part that we needed with this balloon,” Campos-Duffy said, seemingly...

The Real World: San Francisco would be the perfect choice for the fourth season of The Real World Homecoming. Premiering back in 1994, seven strangers from various walks of life were picked to live in a house on Lombard Street in San Francisco. The Real World: San Francisco was an instant success, building upon the drama and real-life conversations from the previous two seasons to become the most iconic of the series.

MTV has brought back original casts of The Real World for their new Paramount+ series, The Real World Homecoming, beginning with New York and following with Los Angeles and New Orleans. With all three seasons being a success, a fourth season seems inevitable, and San Francisco should be first on the list. The original cast of Cory Murphy, Judd Winnick, Mohammed Bilal, Pam Ling, Pedro Zamora, David "Puck" Rainey, Rachel Campos-Duffy, and late arrival Joanna "Jo" Rhodes captivated audiences...

Miley Cyrus will once again ring in the new year in style, this time with co-host Dolly Parton. In 2021, “Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party” found Cyrus celebrating with Pete Davidson, and this year Cyrus and Parton are in Miami, bringing viewers live performances and special guest appearances by “Saturday Night Live” cast members Chloe Fineman, Sarah Sherman and comedy trio Please Don’t Destroy.

Musical performances include Fletcher, rapper Latto, Los Angeles rock band Liily, viral hip-hop duo Rae Sremmurd and Grammy-nominee Sia.

“Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party” is executive produced by Lorne Michaels and Miley Cyrus. Jesse Ignjatovic and Evan Prager will executive produce for Den of Thieves. It’s also produced by Tish Cyrus’ Hopetown Entertainment and directed by Joe DeMaio.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch (and where to stream) “Miley’s New Year’s Eve Party.”

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Ryan Seacrest returns to “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” on Dec. 31 for his 17th run as co-host. He first began hosting along with Clark in 2005, and took over as the main emcee after Clark’s death in 2012.

For 2022, Seacrest will share hosting duties with YouTube star Liza Koshy and country singer Jessie James Decker. The party will span both coasts, in both New York and Los Angeles. Performances include Duran Duran, j-hope, Jax, New Edition. Ciara, Fitz & The Tantrums, Maddie & Tae, Shaggy, Ben Platt, Aly & Aj, Halle Bailey, Tomorrow x Together, Bailey Zimmerman, Lauren Spencer Smith, Wiz Khalifa, Finneas, Armani White, Betty Who, Dove Cameron and Nicky Youre.

Here’s everything you need to know about the live countdown to 2023, including how to stream “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve.” And for a list of how to watch alternative Nye shows, see below.

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A year ago, Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper did tequila shots as they ushered in 2022 on CNN’s “New Year’s Eve Live,” but this year the booze party is on hold. Cohen has promised he won’t be drinking, but that the annual countdown will still be “a blast,” and that they’ll be partying responsibly.

Cohen and Cooper will be back at Times Square beginning at 8 pm. Et on CNN, with guests Jean Smart and Cheri Oteri. Scheduled performances include Usher, Kevin Hart, Patti Labelle, Nick Cannon, Jenifer Lewis, John Stamos, and Tenacious D’s Jack Black and Kyle Gass.

At 12:30am Et, Don Lemon will take over the broadcast live from New Orleans to ring in the New Year in the Central Time Zone.

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Andy Cohen Clarifies He Won’t Be Drinking on CNN’s Nye Show, But Says It’ll Still Be ‘A...

New Year’s Eve festivities are being broadcast across the country Saturday, from Miami to Los Angeles to the famous Times Square ball drop in New York City.

The official Times Square New Year’s Eve celebration will kick off at 6 p.m. Et with the lighting and raising of the New Year’s Eve Ball atop One Times Square. Mean Girls star Jonathan Bennett will return to host the event, which will feature performances from KT Tunstall, LL Cool J, Chlöe, Journey, and Karol G, as well as a Planet Fitness Dance Performance with Liza Koshy, and the Uso Show Troupe. Jeremy Hassell will co-host.

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Reality TV legend Mark Long appears in The Challenge: Untold History documentary. Pic credit: MTV

In a recently-revealed clip from The Challenge: Untold History, viewers can take a trip down memory lane with some of the Og cast members who were part of the show’s early evolution.

Initially, MTV’s The Challenge didn’t involve the extra-fancy production, an extensive cast of reality TV stars, or even a big money prize, as competitors roughed it in an Rv.

Those early years brought Real World and Road Rules together to see which cast might win bragging rights for various missions, among other random prizes they received. Money was on the line at times, but never near the amounts competitors battle for today.

The show’s earliest cast members included legends like The Godfather Mark Long, Darrell Taylor, Jon Brennan, Theo von Kurnatowski, and Veronica Portillo.

A few other famous faces...

As Russia has intensified its war in Ukraine, the Kremlin’s propaganda outlets have largely been shut off in the West — but Vladimir Putin has some not-so-subtle defenders nestled into America’s far-right media outlets.

That includes from Fox News’ biggest boy, Tucker Carlson, as well as the folks of Oan. Arguably the front-runner for the most outrageous claim came from Oan correspondent Pearson Sharp, who speculated wildly in a segment last week that Putin’s decision to invade a sovereign country was actually the fault of — wait for it — President Biden.

On Thursday evening, Fox News hopes to bring new light to the holiday season after a large Christmas tree placed outside the company’s New York headquarters was set ablaze Wednesday morning.

“Fox & Friends” weekday hosts Steve Doocy and Ainsley Earhardt will be joined by meteorologist Janice Dean, weekend “Fox & Friends” hosts Pete Hegseth and Rachel Campos-Duffy and early morning hosts Todd Piro and Carley Shimkus as Fox News lights a new tree during the first segment on its late-afternoon panel show “The Five.” Lawrence Jones and Abby Horancek will lead the event. Fox News Media CEO Suzanne Scott announced the programming effort in a memo to staffers.

Cardinal Dolan will take part in the ceremony along with Fox News contributor Reverend Jacques DeGraff, Rabbi Joseph Patasnik and members of the Fdny and NYPD. Fox News Media and Fox Corp. will donate $100,000 to Answer The Call, an agency...

Apple TV Plus debuted a trailer for “Swagger,” the upcoming drama series inspired by the life and childhood of NBA player Kevin Durant premiering with three episodes on Oct. 29. The following seven episodes will debut weekly on Fridays.

O’Shea Jackson Jr. stars as Ike, a former star player who’s become a youth basketball coach. In the series, his focus is dedicated to Jace Carson (Isaiah Hill), a 14-year-old who is one of the top ranked youth players in the nation. The cast also includes Shinelle Azoroh as Jace’s mother Jenna, Quvenzhané Wallis as another top player named Crystal, Caleel Harris as team point guard Musa, James Bingham as a player from a more affluent neighborhood, Solomon Irama as rival team enforcer Phil Marskby, Ozie Nzeribe as a less talented but more wealthy player named Royale, Tessa Ferrer as a rival coach, Tristan Mack Wilds as a shoe company...

Fox News is expanding its publishing footprint.

The cable news channel has signed a 6-book deal with News Corp.’s HarperCollins for its Fox News Books imprint. Fox News launched Fox News Books a year ago with a 3-book deal, also with HarperCollins.

The first two books were from anchors Pete Hegseth and Shannon Bream, and the third will be released next month: All-American Christmas, which will be written by Fox & Friends Weekend co-host (and former MTV The Real World: San Francisco star) Rachel Campos-Duffy, along with her husband and Fox News contributor Sean Duffy. The book will also include contributions from personalities like Steve ...

Fox News is expanding its publishing footprint.

The cable news channel has signed a 6-book deal with News Corp.’s HarperCollins for its Fox News Books imprint. Fox News launched Fox News Books a year ago with a 3-book deal, also with HarperCollins.

The first two books were from anchors Pete Hegseth and Shannon Bream, and the third will be released next month: All-American Christmas, which will be written by Fox & Friends Weekend co-host (and former MTV The Real World: San Francisco star) Rachel Campos-Duffy, along with her husband and Fox News contributor Sean Duffy. The book will also include contributions from personalities like Steve ...

Jill Biden’s press secretary Michael Larosa suggested that Fox News and host Rachel Campos-Duffy apologize after Campos-Duffy suggested that the first lady “failed the country” by letting her husband run for president.

Michael Larosa, the first lady’s press secretary, tweeted on Monday, “This is disgusting. @RCamposDuffyand @FoxNews know better. They can do better and their viewers deserve better. I hope they’ll apologize to the First Lady and leave this kind of talk in the [trash] where it belongs.”

This is disgusting. @RCamposDuffy and @FoxNews know better. They can do better and their viewers deserve better. I hope they'll apologize to the First Lady and leave this kind of talk in the...

Jedediah Bila has moved from the weekend edition of “Fox & Friends” to a collecting letters to her son, citing a desire to help people find common ground through simple conversations.

Bila, who also did a stint as a co-host on ABC’s “The View,” has a new book, “Dear Hartley,” billed as a collection of 52 letters to her son that address “everything from character and empathy to parenting and friendship, from education and family to fitness and food.” The book will be published in November by Center Street, an imprint of Hachette Book Group that has a recent track record of publishing work by other conservative authors ranging from Donald Trump Jr. and Jeanine Pirro to Newt Gingrich and Pete Hegseth, who remains a co-anchor on the program Bila left.

Center Street bills the author as “an independent thinker” who “has always been an outspoken proponent of common sense and truth,...

Rachel Campos-Duffy has a lot going on. The mother of nine makes her “Fox & Friends Weekend” co-host debut Saturday and just launched a new podcast with her husband, former congressman Sean Duffy. The couple met thanks to MTV’s “The Real World” — she was a cast member on “The Real World: San Francisco” in 1994, while he was on “The Real World: Boston” — but Campos-Duffy isn’t convinced the new iteration of the show that sparked her marriage can live up to the original seasons.

“I’ve been hearing about the new ‘Real World’ reunions,” she told TheWrap this week, referencing Paramount+’s “The Real World Homecoming” revival. “I have many old and dear friends from my ‘Real World’ days and it will be fun to watch and see what their post-mtv lives and families are like. But I doubt anything like my season of the ‘Real World’ in San Francisco...

Rachel Campos-Duffy has been tapped to co-host Fox & Friends Weekend, the announcement coming days after Fox News Channel confirmed that it was parting ways with Jedediah Bila.

Campos-Duffy will debut June 12 alongside co-hosts Pete Hegseth and Will Cain.

The network also said Monday that Lawrence Jones would take on a new position as an enterprise reporter on the Fox & Friends franchise, and will continue to fill in as a co-host of the show’s weekday and weekend editions.

Campos-Duffy will be the only Hispanic woman to host a cable news morning program. The mother of nine children, she will continue to host Moms on Fox Nation, and will begin to host a podcast, From the Kitchen Table — the Duffy’s, this Friday for Fox News Audio with her husband, former Rep. Sean Duffy (R-wi). The episodes will be available weekly starting June 5.

Campos-Duffy joined Fox News as a contributor in...

Rachel Campos-Duffy, an alum of MTV reality show “The Real World,” has been named the new co-host of “Fox & Friends Weekend.” She replaces Jedediah Bila.

Campos-Duffy will join Pete Hegseth and Will Cain on June 12, when she’ll become the only Hispanic woman to co-host a cable news morning program.

Additionally, Lawrence Jones will take on a new position as enterprise reporter for the “Fox & Friends” franchise, the network said, and will continue to fill in as co-host of both the weekday and weekend editions of the show.

Over the weekend, Fox News Channel parted ways with Bila. “We have mutually and amicably parted ways with Jedediah Bila and wish her all the best,” the cable news network said in a statement. “The new co-host of ‘Fox & Friends Weekend’ will be named soon.”

Well, we’ve got that now.

“Thank you to the Fox News reporters, anchors, contributors, and producers...

Rachel Campos-Duffy, a commentator who is also known from her time on MTV’s “Real World” series, was named a co-host at “Fox & Friends Weekend,” replacing Jedediah Blia. She is slated to start on June 12.

Placing Campos-Duffy in the role means Fox News has a more stalwart conservative on the program than her predecessor. Blia was known for espousing libertarian views and did not always rush to bolster the antics of former President Donald Trump during his term in the White House. Fox News has in recent months placed an emphasis on new opinion programming, launching an opinion hour at 7 p.m. on weeknights as well as a late-night program led by Greg Gutfeld at 11 p.m.

Fox News also said Lawrence Jones, a conservative commentator who has recently gained traction at the network via special reports and other work, will take on a new position as enterprise reporter for...

Fox News has tapped contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy as the new co-host for morning show Fox & Friends Weekend. Campos-Duffy will make her debut on the program June 12, alongside co-hosts Will Cain and Pete Hegseth. Fox News says she will be the first Hispanic woman to co-host a cable news morning show.

She replaces Jedediah Bila, whose departure from Fox News was announced on Friday.

After getting her start on television via MTV’s The Real World: San Francisco, Campos-Duffy began making appearances on programs like ABC’s The View and NBC’s Today. She joined Fox in 2016 as a contributor, where she appeared as a guest host ...

Fox News has tapped contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy as the new co-host for morning show Fox & Friends Weekend. Campos-Duffy will make her debut on the program June 12, alongside co-hosts Will Cain and Pete Hegseth. Fox News says she will be the first Hispanic woman to co-host a cable news morning show.

She replaces Jedediah Bila, whose departure from Fox News was announced on Friday.

After getting her start on television via MTV’s The Real World: San Francisco, Campos-Duffy began making appearances on programs like ABC’s The View and NBC’s Today. She joined Fox in 2016 as a contributor, where she appeared as a guest host ...

Maria Bartiromo will return to the anchor chair during “Fox News Primetime” on Monday as the network continues its search for a permanent host, TheWrap has learned.

Bartiromo will become the first woman to guest host the 7 p.m. show twice since it launched. The network has rotated a cast of star hosts, one per week, since the show’s January debut, but has not yet announced a permanent anchor. The top-rated hosts so far have been Brian Kilmeade, Trey Gowdy and Bartiromo.

Bartiromo previously hosted the 7 p.m. hour at the end of January. She averaged 1.88 million total viewers for that week, according to Nielsen Media Research ratings data. During Gowdy’s first week of hosting at the beginning of February, he averaged 1.99 million.

After a schedule reshuffling at the beginning of the year that moved previous 7 p.m. host Martha MacCallum to 3 p.m. and turned the hour from news to opinion,...

Fox News’ Maria Bartiromo will guest host the network’s new 7 p.m. show, “Fox News Primetime,” this week beginning on Monday, a network spokesperson confirmed to TheWrap.

After a schedule reshuffling that moved previous 7 p.m. host Martha MacCallum to 3 p.m. and turned the hour from news to opinion, Brian Kilmeade took over last week.

Bartiromo is slated to make the announcement on her Sunday show, “Sunday Morning Futures.” Beyond that, she hosts a morning show on Fox Business Network every weekday called “Mornings With Maria.” On Friday evenings, she hosts another Fox Business show, “Maria Bartiromo’s Wall Street.” Overall, she hosts 17 hours or more of television programming per week, though Dagen McDowell will host her “Mornings With Maria” show for the first few days she’s in primetime.

After Bartiromo, other guest hosts lined up for the 7 p.m. hour include Trey Gowdy, Katie Pavlich, Rachel Campos-Duffy,...

Maria Bartiromo will be among the Fox News Channel personnel taking a crack at leading “Fox News Primetime,” the cable-news outlet’s new opinion hour at 7 p.m.

Bartiromo, contributors Katie Pavlich, Rachel Campos-Duffy and former U.S. Representative Trey Gowdy, and frequent guest Mark Steyn are among those who will rotate as anchors on the program. Fox News launched an overhauled daytime lineup today that placed the former 7 p.m. anchor, Martha MacCallum, in the afternoons, and reserved the hour instead for an additional hour of opinion-based programming. Brian Kilmeade, the “Fox & Friends” co-host, kicks off the show today and will be followed by the other hosts, a spokesperson for the network confirmed Monday.

The Los Angeles Times previously reported the hosts who will rotate each week in the new program. There was no immediate indication that any of the hosts taking part in the 7 p.m. rotation had...

Donald Trump’s reelection campaign is requesting that the first presidential debate between the president and Joe Biden be held in early September, while it has provided organizers with a list of recommended moderators.

The list, below, is heavy in Fox News personalities, yet does not include Chris Wallace. He moderated a debate in the 2016 cycle, but recently interviewed Trump for Fox News Sunday in a widely praised hour-long exchange in which he, at multiple points, fact-checked the president’s assertions.

Trump’s campaign argues that the first debate, now scheduled for Sept. 29, will take place after early voting has begun in 16 states. Two other presidential debates are scheduled for Oct. 15 and Oct. 22. The Trump campaign also continued its call for debate planners to a fourth debate to the schedule in early September, but said that if that does not happen, the Oct. 22 event should be moved to that date.