E! News Ends TV Broadcast, Moves to Digital

E! News, the entertainment news show that has aired since 1991, will end its nightly broadcast on September 25, 2025, after 34 years. The cancellation is part of a broader move by parent company Comcast to spin off E! and other cable networks into a new entity called Versant, reflecting the industry's shift toward digital content consumption. The E! News brand will continue digitally, providing celebrity coverage, red-carpet events, and live coverage of major award shows like the Oscars and People’s Choice Awards. Approximately 20 jobs will be cut, but some correspondents may transition to roles within Versant. E! will maintain original programming, including 'Botched Presents: Plastic Surgery Rewind' and 'Honestly Cavallari: The Headline Tour.' This move highlights the industry's growing focus on digital platforms over traditional linear television.