The company most famously headed by Sumner Redstone bought Viacom in 1987 and Paramount in 1993. Shari Redstone took over National Amusements when Sumner died in 2020. Of course, it’s a lot more ...

Last month, after Redstone seemingly killed the tie-up after months of off-again, on-again talks, SkyDance chief David Ellison called Shari's son Tyler Korff in an effort to make peace with the ...

In a press release, Shari Redstone, National Amusements CEO and Chair of Paramount Global said, “In 1987, my father, Sumner Redstone, acquired Viacom and began assembling and growing the ...

Maybe the biggest tell that traditional media is heading for the ICU isn’t that after months of intense negotiations, Shari Redstone did something weird and refused to sell her fading empire to ...

They also cite a catalog of offers made by Allen, including for ABC and other Disney TV assets, BET and Tegna, without any reaching fruition. Watch on Deadline ... Sumner Redstone.

Shari, 69, is the daughter of late media mogul Sumner Redstone, who leveraged his own father’s regional theater chain into controlling interest of Paramount Global (fka ViacomCBS).

Shari Redstone, 69, is in talks to sell a controlling stake in National Amusements, the parent company to the $30 billion media conglomerate she inherited from her late father Sumner Redstone.

Sumner Redstone kept insisting he was going to live forever and he came to Hollywood as Mogul really only when he was in his '70s. He was still going strong until it began to decline in his '90s.

Sumner Redstone’s Estate Seeks $27.9M in Beverly Park. ... CBS, BET, Showtime, MTV and Comedy Central. Around the time of his death, Forbes pegged Redstone’s net worth at around $2.6 billion.

How Sumner Redstone Really Made His Fortune. ... BET, VH1, CMT) was based on other people (record labels) financing content (music videos), which was given to Viacom to air for free.

Sumner Redstone, Chairman Emeritus of ViacomCBS, dead at 97 02:09. ... the CBS Television Network, CBS News and 15 CBS-owned TV stations; cable channels including BET, Comedy Central, MTV, ...