Versant, the cable television group that operates networks including E!, USA Network and Oxygen, has ordered a slate of new titles and renewed a number of shows.

The headline news, which was revealed as part of NBCUniversal’s Upfronts, is that Lisa Vanderpump is hosting another Snapped spinoff for Oxygen. The Vanderpump Rules matriarch and Vanderpump Villa star will host Snapped: Rich Bitch Rampage (w/t).

The series, which will premiere next year, is a true-crime series where “upper-class scandal collides with cold-blooded murder”.

Per the logline, the series will explore themes of privilege, manipulation, and deviance to understand why these women become calculated killers. Each episode delivers a killer, an investigation, tension and twists.

Snapped: Rich Bitch Rampage is produced by UNconventional Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television. Executive producers are Vanderpump, Gena McCarthy, John Henshaw, Eli Holzman, Aaron Saidman and Danielle Ostroske.

Also on Oxygen is Killer DNA with Maury Povich (w/t). The series, which premieres next year, follows the tabloid talk show host leading the search for killers using DNA evidence. It will explore evidence pulled from the unlikeliest places: a single strand of hair, a pine needle, a single skin cell and microscopic traces hidden in the air and dust. Each episode is a journey through timelines, reveals, and last-minute breakthroughs, where DNA technology turns dead ends into convictions.

The series is produced by Radley Studios with Povich, Kurt Spenser, Christian Thompson, Sandra Young and Haylee Vance serving as executive producers

The network has also renewed Killer Grannies hosted by June Squibb and The Death Investigator with Barbara Butcher for second seasons and Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler for a third season.

Meanwhile, E! will bring back the People’s Choice Awards in 2027, premiering on January 3, and will launch The Golden Life, a reality series featuring Countess Luann de Lesseps, Dorinda Medley, Kelly Bensimon, Sonja Morgan and Ramona Singer, in the fall.

“We’re proud of the dynamic slate of programming we’ve developed for the year ahead,” said Val Boreland, President of Entertainment, Versant. “Our wide breadth of content is a true reflection of where we’re headed as a new company – bringing together scripted storytelling, nostalgic unscripted formats, true crime content and must-watch live events. Our wide array of talent and programming ensures there’s something for every viewer.”