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Fresh off winning the audience award at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight, Clio Barnard’s “I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning” has secured a raft of international sales, with Paris-based sales company Charades handling worldwide rights. The film, which earned the top audience…
Midnight Labs, an AI company focused on intellectual property protection in the entertainment industry, has secured an investment from Sony’s Innovation Fund to help bolster its efforts to combat piracy and deepfakes plaguing entertainment companies and content creators in the…
It’s now clear that the future of the Harry Potter franchise is firmly in the realm of television. The announcement that HBO was producing a TV remake of Warner Bros. ‘ central Harry Potter series came in 2023, and the…
The Odyssey tickets are in high demand.
The Steam Machine is a massive point of interest for pretty much everyone in the gaming industry right now. For prospective tinkerers, industry pundits, speculators, and Valve fans alike, the idea of a Steam Machine costing more than $1,000 is…
Atlantic Music Group’s 10K Projects signed a joint venture deal with Runway Records, a newly launched label led by Ben Bijur, who was recently hired at Atlantic Music Group as vp or A&R. The imprint will be “a developmental hub…
Rachel Zegler, who will return to Broadway in Evita next spring, will deliver a special tribute to A Chorus Line at the upcoming Tony Awards ceremony, and Tony winner Leslie Odom, Jr. will perform “Without You” from Rent during the…
After nearly three years of lingering in development, Denzel Washington‘s Hannibalmovie has been paused.
The David Leitch directed action comedy Jason Statham Stole My Bike will be hitting theaters on Aug 6, 2027 via Black Bear. Principal photography wraps this this week. Plot details for the film are currently under wraps, but take a…
Gov. Kathy Hochul allocated an additional $150 million for the tax credit program, which has become essential for producers, but has also faced some pushback.