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Oxygen Officially Rebranding as Crime-Focused Network

A month after news leaked that Oxygen was mulling a crime-focused rebranding, the NBCUniversal-owned cable network has made the move official. Set to change its focus this summer, the new iteration of Oxygen will be rebranded as a crime destination network geared toward women. No staffing changes or layoffs are expected to come with the

Phoebe Dynevor to Lead Movie Wichita Libra After Bridgerton

Phoebe Dynevor is adding to her growing list of credits since leaving Bridgerton. The British star whose latest feature Fair Play was acquired in Sundance by Netflix for $20 million is now set to lead Wichita Libra, the sophomore feature from The Standoff at Sparrow Creek writer/director Henry Dunham. The thriller is produced by Jay

Producer Christopher Eberts Sentenced to Nearly Four Years in Prison

Christopher Eberts, a former studio exec and producer of such films as The Punisher and Lord of War, has been sentenced to nearly four years in prison on the wire fraud and money laundering charges to which he pleaded guilty in March.

Rapper Slim Dunkin Murdered After Fight Over Candy, Witnesses Tell Police

Atlanta police say the death of Bricksquad rapper Slim Dunkin started from a fight over candy sold inside the recording studio where the shooting took place. Homicide detective David Quinn gave WSB-TV a play-by-play of Mario Slim Dunkin Hamiltons killing on Friday night.

Robert Kirkman Settles 'Invincible' Profits Suit Over Series Ownership

A legal battle between comic creator Robert Kirkman and an artist who says he was tricked into abandoning his copyright to Invincible has settled. Lawyers for Kirkman and William Crabtree, a colorist for the first 50 issues who claims he co-created the series, notified the court of an agreement to resolve the case, according to