The Digest:
After three decades of entertainment coverage, the beloved “E! News” will be officially canceled, as part of broader network changes. According to reports, the decision comes as E! shifts its focus to a digital-first model, prioritizing social media and real-time coverage.
Key Points
- “E! News” to end airing new episodes on September 25, 2025
- The cancellation follows a previous return after a two-year hiatus in 2020
- E! will now emphasize digital platforms, reaching 87 million followers
- The move aligns with evolving viewer habits demanding instant updates
- Some E! News team members are expected to join the new company, Versant
- Popular shows on E! will continue, including “Botched” and “Live From E!”
- The cancellation reflects a broader shift in TV programming trends.
E! News' cancellation highlights how digital platforms are reshaping news consumption. This closure signals the end of traditional late-night formats in favor of real-time, on-the-go updates.
Sources: Variety, E! News, PUNCH, NBCUniversal
