Hasta La Creative!

With California Chrome striving to win the first Triple Crown in 36 years, the network will be a winner no matter the outcome.

Senior editors met with employees to reiterate that Jill Abramson’s departure did not reflect sexism and was not about pay disparity, but about a style of leadership.

The network announced a fall schedule with shows about singing knights, a modern-day Eliza Doolittle and a medical examiner who appears immortal.

The networks will spotlight their strengths and cast their weaknesses in the most favorable light this week in their pitches to potential advertisers at the annual upfront presentations.

Larry Wilmore, a seasoned television writer and producer and “Daily Show” regular, prepares to lead his own commentators on “The Minority Report With Larry Wilmore.”

Robin Roberts has expanded the profile of “Good Morning America” by offering more of herself and inviting others to do the same.

CBS reported Thursday that its first-quarter earnings rose 6 percent as higher licensing fees from the company’s Showtime network helped it overcome an advertising downturn caused by less sports programming.

Barbara Walters, who says she is retiring from television on May 16, has talked to practically everybody, but a few interviews stand out.

Steve Capus will become executive producer of the newscast anchored by Scott Pelley.

Most companies have not publicly spoken out against the proposed Comcast merger, partly to avoid antagonizing a company with which they do business.