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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Journalist Kathleen saxist is leaving CNN speech exhibit "Parker Spitzer," and the prime-time information will be revamped with former New royalty governor dramatist Spitzer remaining, alongside others, CNN said on Friday.

CNN said Parker, a Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post editorialist was leaving to pore on her writing. The "Parker Spitzer" speech exhibit debuted in October to disappointing ratings, and critics said the pair lacked chemistry as a duo.

Spitzer has sometimes been attending solo in recent weeks, chairing a more hornlike news-oriented exhibit about persuasion and the upheavals in Arab states.

"We have been pleased with how the 8 p.m. distance has embellish a ornament of substantive, policy-oriented conversation, and we are looking forward to building on that with this newborn format, " CNN chief vice president Ken Jautz said in a statement.

Jautz said the newborn information would be titled "In the Arena" and it will adopt an ensemble format with individual newsmakers, guests and contributors joining Spitzer each night. On a lawful basis, Spitzer will co-host the exhibit alongside programme anchor E.D. Hill and conservative editorialist Will Cain.

(Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Bob Tourtellotte)