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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This millennial plans weddings for India's rich and famous — don't overlook these 3 financial rules, she says
Weddings are a huge business in India.
Nepal eyes a luxury travel renaissance with new high-end resorts: ‘investors are optimistic’
“Hospitality in the Himalayas has not changed very much in the past 30 years,” said Jason Friedman, who brought the Shinta Mani brand to Nepal alongside the local Sherpa Hospitality Group last year. “We are allowing a whole new demographic of travellers to access these areas.”
New-look 'Shogun' changes narrative of Clavell's samurai epic
TOKYO -- Aika Miyake, the film editor of "Shogun," the hit TV series airing on the Disney+ streaming platform, says she knew the production was a winner from the moment she started working on the footage. "I was so excited because I could tell right away that 'Shogun' was different from all the other samurai epics," Miyake said in an interview from Los Angeles.
George Lucas backs Disney CEO Bob Iger in proxy fight with Nelson Peltz
Filmmaker and Hollywood legend George Lucas is throwing his support behind Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger in the bitter proxy battle between the company and activist investor Nelson Peltz.
At 83, filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki earns historic Oscar for ‘The Boy and the Heron’
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hayao Miyazaki, the legendary Japanese filmmaker whose anime classics have enchanted fans around the world for decades, has won his second career Oscar.
Here's what's inside the nearly $180,000 gift bag given to Christopher Nolan, Lily Gladstone and other Oscar nominees
Only four actors will walk away from Sunday's Academy Awards with an Oscar statuette, but all 20 nominees will get to enjoy a six-figure prize.
Michael Burry’s ‘Big Short’ logic on China tech stocks
Wall Street these days is going to great lengths to avoid Chinese stocks. Michael Burry, for one, is bucking the trend, raising tantalizing new questions about whether the herd is getting Asia’s biggest economy wrong after a nearly US$7 trillion stock selloff.
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