Coming off one of its worst seasons ever, the WB Network reshuffled its executive ranks Monday, bringing to an end a strained power-sharing arrangement. Jordan Levin, who spent a decade in top ...
The 9-year-old WB network is getting wrinkles. And its ratings are sagging. Although all the major networks have seen some of their younger viewers vanish this season, the problem has been ...
WB drama “One Tree Hill” — which caught fire this midseason after a rough start — has been picked up for next season. Teen skein, from Tollin/Robbins Prods. and Warner Bros. TV, is now regularly ...
This article was updated at 7:56 p.m. In a summer stunner, Jordan Levin has ankled his gig as chief exec of the WB — and producer David Janollari could be headed to the Frog. Shake-up went down Monday ...
Less than a month after unveiling WB's prime-time lineup to advertisers in New York, network CEO Jordan Levin has been stripped of his post. Chairman Garth Ancier, who shared oversight of WB with ...
It wasn’t long ago that The WB was touting itself as a haven for scripted programming as the big four networks were increasingly devoting time to reality shows. That’s not exactly the case anymore.
When The WB meets advertisers this morning at a midtown Manhattan hotel, it will already have on the boards one of the more intriguing concepts for a drama in recent years. Just last week, The WB ...
Cast: Rachel True, Essence Atkins, Telma Hopkins, Valarie Pettiford, "Chico" Benymon. Prod. Co: Eye Productions in association with CBS Productions, filmed at CBS Studio Center at Radford. Episodes ...
Whatever one thinks of its artistic elegance or lack thereof - and we're not exactly talking about the Svetlana Khorkina of American network television here - the WB sure has a knack for capturing the ...
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