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Today's announcement follows Channel 4's decision to axe Big Brother, which will air for the last time next year.

Waitrose's ad, which will air for the first time on ITV during the X Factor results show on Sunday night, features an adaptation of "Cambridge, 1963" by Icelandic composer Jóhann Jóhannsson from his score of film The Theory of Everything.

By contrast, the X Games, which will air live for the first time on Jan . 24 will bring in up to $70 million in revenue for winter and summer and net, say, $15 million, though ESPN executives insist the franchise's overall profit is only $1 million.

The deal comes as Channel 4 kicks off the search for a sponsor for The Great British Bake Off, which will air on commercial TV for the first time this year, with bids starting at £8m.

This includes the new comedy series "Ghosted," which will air nightly on Twitter for several days in September, before its television debut on October 1st.

Instead, our scene in Reykjavik is the penultimate moment of an extraordinary, powerful HBO-BBC joint production called The Girl in the Café, which will air in the U.S. for the first time on Saturday, ten days before the real delegates begin assembling in Scotland.

Two TV spots about AIDS were produced, which will air on seven TV stations for the next month and in popular nightclubs for one week, starting today.

The heartfelt spot, which will air during the closing ceremonies for the Beijing Olympics on Sunday, shows Deborah Phelps thanking her son.

The decision gives the league a package that begins with a 2006 Thanksgiving Day broadcast and includes seven additional games, which will air on Thursdays or Saturdays for the rest of the regular season.

The duo recently teamed up for the TV Western 'Goodnight for Justice,' which will air on the Hallmark Movie Channel.

This afternoon, I taped Fareed Zakaria's show for CNN, which will air on Sunday.