Dr. Phil is bringing some new muscle to “The Dr. Phil Podcast.” The longtime TV host has partnered with TRNDY Social, the buzzy agency behind some of the hottest celebrity-brand deals, to expand the ...

Dr. Phil McGraw has managed to land a carriage agreement for his new media venture, Envoy TV, striking a distribution deal with Charter Communications just months after filing for bankruptcy for his ...

Envoy TV, a cable and streaming outlet that McGraw unveiled in July, will get a big distribution lift as his Merit Street Media remains locked in litigation. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor ...

Phil McGraw, better known as Dr. Phil, walks by the 20-year-old "Dr. Phil" sign from his old show behind the stage following the taping of his "Dr. Phil Primetime" B show at Merit Street Media in Fort ...

“Is there a question?” a weary Dr. Phil McGraw asked a lawyer for Trinity Broadcasting Network. McGraw was on the witness stand today in the battle over a $500 million distribution deal between the TV ...

TV talk show host Phil McGraw acknowledged he was taking steps to sever ties with his former partner Trinity Broadcasting Network while at the same time telling the Christian network that he wanted to ...

Text messages unveiled during discovery in the contentious legal battle involving Merit Street Media reveal executives of the Dr. Phil McGraw-led company attempting to conceal a bankruptcy “scheme” in ...

Dr. Phil McGraw has filed a new motion after his media company, Merit Street Media, filed for bankruptcy protection. After Merit recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, McGraw, 74, alleged in a new ...

Partner Trinity Broadcasting and Phil McGraw's Merit Street are suing each other in bankruptcy court over a purported 10-year deal under which Dr. Phil would make 160 new 90-minute episodes of his ...

The accusations are not letting up in the bankruptcy dispute between Dr. Phil McGraw’s Fort Worth-based Merit Street Media and its creditors. Merit Street Media declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early ...

Dr. Phil says he and his bankrupt company Merit Street Media are being smeared in “incendiary” legal filings by Christian broadcaster Trinity Broadcasting Network, which is a former business partner, ...

The quote in The Times was also published less than two days after Dr. Phill appeared on Bill Maher‘s HBO talk show “Real Time” and got into a heated debate with the host over his participation in ICE ...