The Latest Breaking News from MTV Entertainment Studios

MTV Entertainment Studios Orders More ‘Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head’

Season 2 of rebooted animated show premieres on Comedy Central July 10

Multichannel News · Jun 6, 2024

Goths, gays, punks and surfers: behind the wild rise of Lollapalooza

The story of the music festival is brought to life in a new docuseries that takes viewers from Rage Against the Machine to Chance the Rapper

The Guardian - US · May 21, 2024

Showtime Cancels Uncoupled Series Starring Neil Patrick Harris

Showtime cancels Uncoupled, a comedy series starring Neil Patrick Harris, after failed adaptation from Netflix.

Top News · Mar 22, 2024

‘Yellowstone’s’ Final 6 Episodes Pushed All the Way Back to November 2024 on the Paramount Network

Paramount also greenlights two Taylor Sheridan spinoffs, ‘1944’ and ‘2024’

Multichannel News · Nov 2, 2023

Yo Instagram! ‘Family Stallone’ Is a Heavyweight in Social Media

Paramount Plus show’s millions of followers could attract sponsors for season 2

Broadcasting & Cable · Jun 28, 2023

Milli Vanilli Gets Documentary on Paramount Plus

Pop duo rose to fame fast, and fell fast as well

Broadcasting & Cable · Jun 1, 2023

Kim Lemon Leaving Showtime, Laurel Weir Gets Expanded Research Post

Lemon spent 34 years at Showtime

Multichannel News · May 23, 2023

MTV News shut down as Paramount Global cuts 25% of its staff

Paramount Global, the parent company of networks including Showtime, CBS and Nickelodeon is cutting some 25% of its staff. Among the units being shutdown as a result of the downsizing is MTV News.

WEKU · May 9, 2023

Chris Rock’s ‘Everybody Still Hates Chris’ animated series confirmed for Paramount+ and Comedy Central

Chris Rock is getting animated for his next gig.

Tribune News Service · Aug 3, 2022

From 'Beavis and Butt-Head' to 'Yellowstone,' Paramount bets on scripted shows

When people think of MTV, chances are that "prestige" is not the first word that comes to mind. Viewers tend to associate the brand more with popular reality programs such as "The Real World" and "The Jersey Shore" rather than award-winning dramas.

Los Angeles Times · May 18, 2022