Joanna Padovano Tong

Olympic Channel is due to debut Synchro Sisters, a new docudrama series focused on two competing synchronized swimming teams.

This weekend, HISTORY is due to debut Amelia Earhart: The Lost Evidence, a two-hour special focused on the newly uncovered evidence regarding the famed aviator's disappearance.

Nat Geo has tied up with Aussie telco provider Optus to launch a world-first National Geographic app featuring a variety of videos, images and print articles that will be updated on a regular basis.

fuboTV has entered into a carriage deal with Scripps Networks Interactive that adds a number of leading U.S. channels to the entry-level bundle of the live streaming service.

Prime Entertainment Group has signed a package agreement with Belgium's RTBF (Radio Télévision Belge) for a trio of documentaries to air on RTBF2.

ITV Studios' Shiver has been commissioned to produce Last Laugh in Vegas, featuring some of the most famous names in show business from the 1960s to 1980s, for ITV.

Quintus Media has inked a deal with Blue Ant Media for the pop-science series Evil Knows! In the Name of Science, which is slated for broadcast on T+E in Canada.

The newest installment of Smithsonian Channel's popular The Lost Tapes documentary series centers on the infamous serial killer known as Son of Sam and is due to debut next month.

E4 has ordered All Star Driving School, a new show from Rumpus Media that looks on as nine famous individuals learn how to drive.

Drive has secured a number of presales from broadcasters around the world for an as-yet-untitled documentary focused on the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales.