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Bob Iger has spent the last year fixing what ails Disney. There’s still work to do as Marvel struggles and activist investors bang on the door.
The film and TV industry’s IP bubble is not popping any time soon. But the industry is finding franchises in new places.
The satirical black comedy is an example of what happens when studios and networks are willing to take big risks on idiosyncratic artists.
A review of the details governing AI in SAG-AFTRA’s new contract. Plus, the latest disappointment for Marvel Studios and its 33-film cinematic universe.
Disney reported significant progress toward making its popular but money-losing streaming services profitable.
Another strike update. Plus, a Gen Z expert gives me (an elder millennial) his take on recent spate of movies that have connected with younger audiences who supposedly only care about TikTok.
Epic movies like “Killers of the Flower Moon” don’t have intermissions. That didn’t stop some theaters from adding breaks. Plus: “Five Nights at Freddy’s” scores big. Endeavor’s backer wants to take the company private.
As the actors’ strike passes the 100-day mark, can SAG-AFTRA and the AMPTP come to a swift resolution to save the TV season? PLUS: Netflix pulls ahead of streaming rivals.
Prosecutors have taken steps toward refiling charges against Alec Baldwin in the deadly accidental shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on a New Mexico movie set.
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert movie posted huge box office numbers (though not as huge as some forecast). What are the takeaways?
