Rowe said he was hanging over 600 feet in the air to change a lightbulb on the bridge when he noticed his support cables ...

Dirty Jobs” creator and host Mike Rowe says it's time for blue-collar jobs to get the respect they deserve.  "The electricians that I interviewed and met two months ago in a data center in Plano, ...

Has the longtime voice behind “Deadliest Catch” been shortchanged by the very network that helped make him a household name?

Rowe claims he was not paid as his agreement with the show stated. Discovery “Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe claims Discovery cheated him out of millions by launching “Deadliest Catch” spinoffs without ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Dirty Jobs" host Mike Rowe claims Discovery cheated him out of millions by launching "Deadliest Catch" spinoffs without using him ...

Mike Rowe has sued Discovery for alleged unpaid fees during his time narrating Deadliest Catch. According to court documents obtained by Us Weekly, Rowe, 64, and his production company Lab Rat filed a ...

“Dirty Jobs” host Mike Rowe claims Discovery cheated him out of millions by launching “Deadliest Catch” spinoffs without using him as the narrator, according to a new lawsuit. Rowe, who started to ...

Listen and subscribe to Power Players with Brian Sozzi on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you find your favorite podcasts. Mike Rowe is all in on upskilling America's ...

The dirtiest job? Fighting in a fierce lawsuit. Mike Rowe is suing Discovery for $2 million in unpaid wages for voice-over work for the series Deadliest Catch. He claims the company did not honor the ...

According to People Magazine, the lawsuit was filed Wednesday by the “Dirty Jobs” host and his production company, Lab Rat. It claims that Discovery Talent Services breached its contract by failing to ...

Mike Rowe, the TV personality best known for hosting “Dirty Jobs,” sued Discovery for more than $2 million, alleging the company failed to properly pay out his narration fees for “Deadliest Catch.” ...

The Department of War is teaming up with skilled trades advocate Mike Rowe to pour $10 million into training Americans for hundreds of thousands of open, high-paying jobs in the defense sector. The ...