They risk their lives to make the motion pictures more thrilling. Now those responsible for movie stuntwork will have their own Academy Award category.
Read MoreThe effects of the Covid pandemic and the 2023 Hollywood strikes continue to ripple through the global motion picture industry, now affecting the thousands employed worldwide at Technicolor and all its subsidiary companies.
Read MoreTNT, CNN, TBS and the rest of Warner Bros. linear television networks – but not HBO – should be relegated to a new division separate from streaming and studio divisions by mid-2025.
Read MoreThe downside of progress is loss, and many in the cable television industry are feeling that rather keenly now in the wake of Comcast’s decision to jettison some of their lesser-performing networks.
Read More‘Coyote vs. Acme’ may have lost its case for a theatrical release, but Ketchup Entertainment is putting some of your favorite Looney Tunes in theaters with ‘The Day the Earth Blew Up’.
Read MoreWith the same spirit as the Coyote, who never gave up on catching the Road Runner, the animation/live action-hybrid ‘Coyote vs Acme’ is still fighting to be released.
Read MoreThe end of the actors’ strike does not mean that production will immediately resume on your favorite shows or the movies you’ve been waiting for. So when will they return?
Read MoreSAG-AFTRA, the guild that supports actors, is joining the writers’ guild for a dual strike for the first time since 1960. AI is a big sticking point in the negotiations for both unions.
Read MoreYou can’t keep a good brand down: the first online activity on the Blockbuster website in nearly a decade has many wondering what’s to expect from a company many thought dead and gone.
Read MoreIf you’re wondering “Who watches network TV these days, anyway?”, this article probably doesn’t apply to you.
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