Matt Baldovsky, a TV literary manager, has left Range Media Partners after less than two years. According to insiders, the split was mutual and happened during the company’s regular six-month review cycle. There’s no word yet on where he’s headed next or which clients might follow him.

Editor’s Note: While high-profile departures in Hollywood often come with drama, this one sounds pretty amicable—just part of the usual churn in talent management. But it’s worth watching where Baldovsky lands next, since moves like this can signal shifts in client rosters or even broader industry trends. For now, it’s business as usual, but Hollywood loves a good "where are they now?" follow-up.

This week’s International Insider newsletter covers a mix of drama, deals, and film buzz. The Salt Path scandal involves controversy around a true-story film adaptation starring Gillian Anderson, which has sparked debate over authenticity. Meanwhile, Disney and ITV are reportedly in talks for a major deal, and the Karlovy Vary film festival is making waves. It’s a packed update for anyone tracking media, entertainment, and the occasional behind-the-scenes clash.

Editor’s Note: Whether you’re into film gossip, corporate shake-ups, or festival highlights, this story stitches together the week’s biggest media moments. The Salt Path scandal raises questions about how true stories are adapted (and who gets to tell them), while the Disney-ITV deal could reshape streaming and broadcasting. Karlovy Vary’s inclusion hints at the festival’s growing influence. For industry watchers, it’s a snapshot of where entertainment is headed—and who’s stepping on toes along the way.