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Set your Away Message, burn a CD, have an insane conversation with a chatbot, and see "Y2K" in theaters December 6.
Buying Palme d'Or winners doesn't come cheap.
Interview
The state will just reduce the annual cap by $25 million to $125 million.
Talking Heads
More than 500 screenings, none of them the same, and it’s earned $1 million at the global box office. With ‘Eno,’ director Gary Hustwit succeeded in ways distributors could not.
Fox has extended its content partnership with Hulu to keep new episodes of “The Simpsons,” “The Floor,” “Next Level Chef” and more on the streamer through 2029.
Spin City
Donna Langley's power expands and Mark Lazarus gets the non-Bravo cable networks — and a golf tee-time app — in big Comcast spin off.
Fullscreen CEO George Strompolos and former YouTube exec Jamie Byrne will co-found the generative AI studio, called Promise.
The American studio and Korean giant will co-develop, co-finance, and distribute movies made in both English and Korean.
Leaving Las Vegas
The American Film Market is at a crossroads, but the indie film industry needs some sort of market in November. What happens now?
Scary Efficient Marketing
Between a podcast network, FAST channels, and the blog Bloody Disgusting, CEO Chris McGurk explains how Cineverse found the perfect alchemy to make the horror sequel a new-age media hit.
Earnings
Even the best business minds struggle with a hot mic now and again.
Earnings
As Disney+ added 4.4 million subscribers, bringing it north of 120 million subs, Pixar and Marvel movies dominated the box office.
