The trailer for the concluding 'Jackass' movie, 'Jackass: Best and Last,' has been released, promising a final round of outrageous stunts from Johnny Knoxville and his enduring crew. This film, a follow-up to 'Jackass Forever,' brings back beloved regulars and introduces new faces for what is billed as their most intense and possibly most emotional send-off, featuring everything from robotic prostate exams to electric shock collars.

TelevisaUnivision has announced a significant change in its ad-sales leadership just weeks before the annual TV upfronts. John Kozack, a long-time company veteran, is taking over from Tim Naividad. This move signals a potential shift in strategy, emphasizing traditional linear TV revenue streams despite recent digital advancements. The change comes amidst flat overall ad revenue and an 11% decline in U.S. ad revenue for the company.

Blink49 Studios has unveiled Creator Studios, a new global initiative aimed at collaborating with creators who have cultivated strong audience connections. Industry veteran Mickey Meyer has been named President of this new division. Creator Studios will focus on developing scalable intellectual property across various content formats, providing comprehensive support from development to global distribution.

Shayndi Raice, a seasoned journalist and editorial leader from The Wall Street Journal, is set to assume the role of foreign editor at CBS News. This strategic move aligns with CBS News President Tom Cibrowski's initiative to establish a dedicated foreign editorial leadership structure, based in London. Raice's appointment is expected to bolster CBS News' international coverage, particularly with the editorial interest of CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss in Middle Eastern affairs.

Anne Hathaway recently addressed rumors on 'Good Morning America' regarding model casting for 'The Devil Wears Prada 2'. She denied claims that models were dismissed due to body type, emphasizing the production's commitment to size inclusivity. Hathaway highlighted that this approach led to more job opportunities and aimed to represent diverse body types in the film's fashion sequences, collaborating with Meryl Streep to promote a more inclusive vision for the fashion world depicted in the movie.