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Anderson Cooper is leaving CBS’s 60 Minutes after nearly 20 years as a correspondent, saying he won’t renew his CBS contract to spend more time with his young children; he joined the program in 2006 via CNN, and CBS noted his contributions as the network undergoes leadership changes under Bari Weiss.
WWE confirmed the departure of NXT backstage interviewer Kelly Kincaid (Kelly Verbil) after her contract expired on February 14; she had indicated there was no option for renewal, and WWE subsequently listed her as alumni on the roster page, marking the end of her tenure with the company.
Mrinank Sharma, who led Anthropic’s safeguards research, is leaving the company to pursue work aligned with his integrity, including interests in poetry and courageous speech, amid a wave of exits at the AI-safety firm and ongoing development of Claude Opus 4.6.
Ava (Simone Johnson) left WWE by her own choice, ending her run after being featured in an NXT storyline; Meltzer said there was no release or external pressure, and WWE has since moved her to alumni, leaving her wrestling future unclear.
Ava, the NXT General Manager, announced on Instagram that she is leaving WWE. Reporters noted there isn’t a single clear reason for the departure, with suggestions it may be tied to her family’s studio and other personal factors; some mention her girlfriend Tatyanna Dumas’s recent release, though that isn’t stated as the cause. WWE reportedly offered a pay raise to stay, which Ava declined as she decides to move on.
A reflective piece commends Mike Tomlin's two-decade Steelers tenure, praising his leadership and stability while noting fan frustration with lack of deeper playoff runs; with Tomlin's exit, Pittsburgh embarks on a coaching search and a potential shift from steady but sub-elite seasons to a path toward greater progress.
Bowen Yang, a prominent cast member of 'Saturday Night Live' and the show's first Chinese American cast member, announced his departure after 8 seasons, performing a heartfelt farewell during the show's holiday episode with Ariana Grande and Cher, and reflecting on his career and impact on representation in comedy.
Bowen Yang bid an emotional farewell to 'Saturday Night Live' during a Christmas episode hosted by Ariana Grande, featuring heartfelt performances and tributes, as he departs the show after several years, expressing gratitude and reflecting on his time there.
Comedian Bowen Yang is leaving Saturday Night Live after the latest episode, expressing gratitude for his time on the show and reflecting on his experiences and lessons learned. He has been a prominent cast member since 2018, known for memorable characters and parodies, and will be replaced in the upcoming episode hosted by Ariana Grande.
Bowen Yang is reportedly leaving Saturday Night Live after eight years, with his final episode set to air this Saturday, amid a busy career including podcasting, movies, and hosting. His departure appears to be his own decision, and it coincides with significant cast changes at SNL.
Bowen Yang, a prominent cast member of Saturday Night Live since 2018, is leaving the show after his final episode hosted by Ariana Grande, with Cher as the musical guest. Yang has decided to exit to pursue new projects, including acting roles and a movie, and his departure was planned, not sudden. He has received multiple Emmy nominations and is recognized for his work in comedy and voice acting.
Pep Guardiola, who has led Manchester City to unprecedented success over nearly a decade, is expected to leave at the end of this season, with his legacy as a transformative and influential coach in modern football firmly established. The decision to depart remains uncertain, but City is preparing for his exit, which could open opportunities for his potential successors, notably Enzo Maresca. Guardiola's impact extends beyond trophies, shaping football philosophy and coaching styles across the sport.
Dan Bongino announced he will leave his role as FBI deputy director in January, after serving since February, with praise from Trump and FBI officials, despite controversy over his prior views and appointment as a political outsider.
Chrishell Stause announced she will not return for another season of Netflix's 'Selling Sunset' after nine seasons, citing mental health reasons and financial independence, despite the show's renewal uncertainty and ongoing pressures from producers.
Chrishell Stause announced her departure from the Netflix series 'Selling Sunset' after nine seasons, citing mental health concerns and financial independence as reasons for leaving, despite having mixed feelings about the decision and conflicts on the show.