Why streamers are shrinking their content libraries
Every day the streaming landscape is looking more and more like the beast it sought to slay — cable.
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How Dana Walden could defy critics and become Disney's first female CEO
In 1994, a captain of the media and entertainment industry saw something in Dana Walden that made him think she was capable of a bigger role.
K-pop star Karina of Aespa dated an actor and it backfired on her: ‘it’s really harsh’
Dating “ruined” her career, Karina’s fans claimed, with one particularly enraged admirer sending a truck with an electronic hoarding to her agency that read: “Do you not receive enough love from your fans?” and: “Apologise, or you’ll see album sales decline and empty concert seats.”
Thai prime minister says legalizing casinos is good for revenue and jobs, eyes entertainment project
Thailand's government is considering drafting a casino bill and if passed by parliament, it would generate more jobs and state revenue and allow for the creation of a mega entertainment project, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said on Friday.
Saudi Arabia is building the world's first Dragon Ball Z theme park
Saudi Arabia is set to become home to the first-ever Dragon Ball Z theme park — a 5.3 million square foot entertainment venue announced as part of the kingdom's huge Qiddiya project.
Kevin O'Leary wants to buy TikTok at up to 90% discount. Here's why
Kevin O'Leary is putting together a syndicate for a potential purchase of TikTok, with a starting bid of $20 billion to $30 billion — an up to 90% cut in valuation from the company's last funding round.
TikTok creators lament crackdown as U.S. debates possible ban
AUSTIN, Texas -- As legislation that could ban the TikTok short-video app moves through the U.S. Congress, influencers who rely on the 1-billion-user platform are decrying lawmakers' efforts that could undermine their livelihoods.