Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly isn’t on a mainstream news outlet at present, but that isn’t going to keep her from broadcasting. The former NBC News and Fox News Channel anchor confirmed Thursday what many media-industry observers have long suspected: She’s going the independent route. Kelly will launch Devil May Care Media, a production company that will back podcasts and other shows built around the latest news, current events, legal and cultural issues. The shows will contain “the same tough, fair, smart perspective” that Kelly burnished during her heyday as a primetime anchor on Fox News and a morning anchor on NBC.

For Megyn Kelly, the shift from Fox News to NBC - where she will host a daily daytime show and a Sunday newsmagazine program - will be a test of whether she can connect with a broader audience in a different format and reach another level of television stardom...

Variety has selected Lupita Nyong’o, Julianne Moore, Vera Wang, Misty Copeland and Megyn Kelly as the Lifetime Impact Honorees for its 2016 Power of Women: New York event, which celebrates the philanthropic efforts of industry leaders.

Fox News debate moderator Megyn Kelly took Donald Trump to the woodshed during Thursday’s GOP Debate in Detroit, Michigan, in a damaging exchange, saying the billionaire candidate “fleeced” students of Trump University.

The Fox News debate moderator took no prisoners.