Keith Olbermann will be dishing on politics, sports and more in new daily podcast debuting next week. The former MSNBC anchor, ESPN host and author is teaming with iHeartMedia to launch “Countdown ...

Countdown with Keith Olbermann was an hour-long weeknight news and political commentary program hosted by Keith Olbermann that aired on MSNBC from 2003-2011 and Current TV from 2011-2012. The show ...

On Sunday morning’s Reliable Sources, host Howard Kurtz and panel discussed the debut of Keith Olbermann‘s Countdown II: The Wrath of KO, and former Mediaite-er Glynnis MacNicol made a great ...

Keith Olbermann says the NBC debut of Countdown Sunday will be business as usual, so that can only mean one thing — Bill O’Reilly will be the “Worst Person in the World.” Again. “I wouldn’t be a bit ...

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One of journalism's most provocative and outspoken voices, Keith Olbermann delivers independent, razor-sharp commentary on the top five news stories of the day, interviewing news subjects and regular ...

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Current said Tuesday the title of the weeknight news-commentary hour will be “Countdown with Keith Olbermann.” "Countdown" was the name of the program Olbermann hosted on MSNBC until his heated ...

The veteran anchor opened up on his 'Countdown' podcast after being contacted by The New York Post amid a flurry of reports about Olivia Nuzzi's relationship with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. By Chris ...

It’s a few notches below, say, Tim Robbins‘ infamous spat with the then-Washington Post columnist (“If you ever write about my family again, I will f*cking find you and I will f*cking hurt you”) but ...