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Don Lemon to Launch FAST Channel on Linear, Streaming Venues

Don Lemon, who has flourished in recent months on YouTube and other digital venues, is eyeing a return to TV — sort of. The digital entrepreneur and former CNN anchor will launch The Don Lemon Channel, a free, ad-supported streaming outlet that will be made…

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Don Lemon, who has flourished in recent months on YouTube and other digital venues, is eyeing a return to TV — sort of.

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The digital entrepreneur and former CNN anchor will launch The Don Lemon Channel, a free, ad-supported streaming outlet that will be made available across streaming and linear platforms. Lemon is launching the venue in partnership with Swerve TV, an operator and distributor of so-called FAST channels.

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“We built this network on the idea that people want the truth delivered straight without a corporate boss deciding what makes air,” said Lemon, in a statement. “Almost eleven million followers later, they are still asking for more. So, we are giving them more. More hours, more voices, and now a channel on their televisions. That is what America is demanding. We go where the audience is.”

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The Don Lemon Channel is slated to include twice-daily live programs, daily news drops, archival shows and partner programming from other independent voices such as The Monique Pressley Show, Josh the Progressive, Michael Fanone and Dr. Frita.

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Once a steady late-evening presence on CNN, Lemon has transformed himself into one of the most recognizable examples of a wave of “creator media” upstarts, or media…

Original source: https://variety.com/v/tv/

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Matthew Lillard Says ‘I Feel Ashamed’ for Acting in ‘Scream 7’ After Melissa Barrera Got Fired: ‘I Blew That. I’m on the Wrong Side of History’

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Matthew Lillard feels “ashamed” for starring in this year’s “Scream 7” after Melissa Barrera was fired from the franchise due to social media posts criticizing Israel amid the war in Gaza. Lillard starred in Wes Craven’s original “Scream” in 1996 as Stu Macher. He reprised…

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