Recently Revolt revealed new leadership since Sean “Diddy” Combs—who founded the media and television company—stepped down and sold his majority stake. Try guessing who will take over ...

According to Variety, Revolt’s rebrand officially began just ahead of news that Sean Combs’ sex trafficking and sexual assault trial is set to get underway early in May. Combs founde d the ...

Revolt’s new ownership group is being led by its own employees. “I think there’s been a lot of speculation around who owned Revolt, who was going to own Revolt.

On Tuesday, June 4, it was announced that Sean "Diddy" Combs has fully sold his stake in Revolt, the media company which he founded, confirmed Detavio Samuels, chief executive of Revolt.

Revolt parent company Offscript Worldwide has acquired gaming and digital media company 3BlackDot, marking Offscript’s first move into the nearly $350 billion gaming industry.

The Revolt TV digital entertainment platform has been folded into a single entity, Offscript Worldwide, that also incorporates busy labels in music management (440 Artists), creator economy ...

Combs had previously stepped down from Revolt’s board as chairman late last year after Cassie Ventura accused him of physical and sexual abuse in a lawsuit that was settled a day later. He’s ...

Dawn Montgomery announces her exit from Diddy’s Revolt TV after Cassie settles a lawsuit alleging sexual assault. 'Believe Black women,' the podcaster says.