Adriana Diaz and Kelly O’Grady were named the new hosts of CBS Saturday Morning, taking over on Jan. 10 and replacing Michelle Miller and Dana Jacobson; the CBS News veterans will also alternate daily cohosting CBS News 24/7 Mornings, with Diaz bringing an Emmy-winning reporting background and O’Grady a business and sports reporting portfolio.
David Letterman criticizes CBS and its leadership for damaging the network's legacy, especially CBS News, and praises fellow late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Seth Meyers for their influence and integrity, while expressing concern over the decline of diverse voices in late-night television.
CBS News has appointed Adriana Diaz and Kelly O'Grady as the new co-hosts of 'CBS Saturday Morning,' following recent staff changes and a network revamp, with Diaz bringing extensive reporting experience and O'Grady focusing on business and economic coverage.
Megyn Kelly criticized CBS's new anchor Tony Dokoupil for showing emotion on air, questioning his masculinity and professionalism amid a turbulent newsroom environment following recent firings and leadership changes.
The No. 2 producer of CBS Evening News, Javier Guzman, was fired amid a challenging first week for new anchor Tony Dokoupil, who faced technical issues and controversial on-air moments, as the show undergoes restructuring under new leadership.
Tony Dokoupil's debut as CBS Evening News anchor was poorly received, highlighting concerns about the show's direction under new management, with criticisms focused on his lack of charisma, superficial reporting, and the overall decline in CBS News' credibility and relevance.
Bari Weiss's first three months as CBS News editor in chief have been tumultuous, marked by internal conflicts, controversial editorial decisions like pulling a segment from 60 Minutes, and criticism from staff and media figures, amid efforts to reshape the network's culture and programming.
A man who won a $1,200 jackpot at Bally's Chicago casino and was initially denied payment due to his immigration status received his winnings after CBS News Chicago highlighted his story, leading Bally's to pay him and offer dinner, highlighting the impact of media attention.
CBS News chief Bari Weiss responded playfully to George Clooney's criticism of her management, inviting him to visit CBS and addressing his concerns about the media's role and her leadership amid political tensions and her recent appointment.
CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss responded to George Clooney's criticism of the network by inviting him to visit the CBS Broadcast Center, following Clooney's comments accusing her of dismantling CBS News amid ongoing debates over media integrity and settlement practices related to Trump lawsuits.
Bari Weiss invited George Clooney to visit CBS News after he criticized her efforts to overhaul the network, with Clooney expressing concern about the state of the press and its role in informing the public. Weiss responded with an open invitation to the CBS newsroom, amid ongoing tensions and recent controversies at CBS News.
George Clooney criticizes Bari Weiss's influence at CBS News, claiming she is dismantling the network's journalistic integrity, and expresses broader concerns about the state of American media, politics, and the impact of AI on truth and entertainment.
CBS News defended its decision to delay a '60 Minutes' report, citing the need for fairness and comprehensive coverage, despite criticism and accusations of censorship. Bari Weiss, the editor-in-chief, emphasized the importance of trust and rigorous journalism, even if controversial, amid ongoing internal and external scrutiny.
A leaked recording of a '60 Minutes' segment criticizing Trump's immigration policy, featuring allegations of abuse at a detention center, has sparked controversy over journalistic independence after CBS pulled the story, raising questions about media bias and editorial decisions.
Bari Weiss, as CBS News' new editor-in-chief, caused a crisis at '60 Minutes' by shelving a report on Venezuelan prison abuses, citing story readiness concerns, which led to internal conflict, criticism of corporate censorship, and questions about political pressure and editorial independence.