Scott Pelley Reveals Shocking Next Career Move Following Sudden '60 Minutes' Departure
Veteran TV journalist Scott Pelley has signed with Creative Artists Agency, a top talent firm, following his ousting from "60 Minutes" earlier this month. The agency announced the deal on Instagram, highlighting Pelley's extensive experience, including his time as anchor and managing editor of "CBS Evening News" from 2011 to 2017.
Pelley has won numerous awards, including 51 national Emmy Awards, four duPont-Columbia Silver Batons, three Peabody Awards, and six Edward R. Murrow Awards. He was also honored with the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism in 2025.
Creative Artists Agency, founded in 1975, represents A-list clients across film, TV, and music, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Aniston, and Ariana Grande. Pelley's termination from "60 Minutes" came after a dispute with CBS leadership, with his exit effective immediately without severance or benefits.
The 68-year-old journalist had been with "60 Minutes" for over two decades before his abrupt firing. In a recent interview, Pelley reflected on his departure, expressing concern for his former colleagues and the institution he loves.
Pelley has won numerous awards, including 51 national Emmy Awards, four duPont-Columbia Silver Batons, three Peabody Awards, and six Edward R. Murrow Awards. He was also honored with the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism in 2025.
Creative Artists Agency, founded in 1975, represents A-list clients across film, TV, and music, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer Aniston, and Ariana Grande. Pelley's termination from "60 Minutes" came after a dispute with CBS leadership, with his exit effective immediately without severance or benefits.
The 68-year-old journalist had been with "60 Minutes" for over two decades before his abrupt firing. In a recent interview, Pelley reflected on his departure, expressing concern for his former colleagues and the institution he loves.
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