Hollywood faces a challenging era as box office slumps and streaming shifts reshape the industry. Once seen as untouchable, the sector now seeks innovative strategies to reclaim its former glory.
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The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II attracted 11.4 million viewers in the U.S., significantly lower than expected, according to the Los Angeles Times. The event’s modest ratings reflect varied audience interest.
Meghan Markle, ahead of her new Netflix series launch, publicly acknowledged “mistakes” during her transition back to public life, signaling a candid reflection on her high-profile lifestyle reentry.
Netflix’s $82.7-billion acquisition of Warner Bros. marks a historic shift in Hollywood, combining major studios to reshape streaming, content creation, and industry competition in a landmark deal.
Miss Teen USA and Miss USA both resigned within days, citing allegations of ‘workplace toxicity’ within the Miss Universe Organization, raising concerns over its internal environment, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Las Vegas joins New York, LA, Seattle, and San Francisco in a tourism surge, with record hotel bookings and overnight stays driving unprecedented revenue. This game-changing trend signals a booming travel economy nationwide.
Trump’s visa policies have left foreign musicians uncertain, raising concerns over Coachella lineups and international tours. Artists and organizers fear stricter regulations could disrupt performances and industry dynamics.
This major city has officially banned the use of wild animals in circuses, marking a significant step toward animal welfare. The new law aims to end the exploitation and promote ethical entertainment practices.
Elizabeth Gabler has signed an exclusive content deal with Sony Pictures Entertainment and HarperCollins, expanding her footprint in film and publishing. The agreement aims to develop cross-platform storytelling projects.
The Native Brand, P&G Studios, and dentsu Entertainment have launched America’s first brand co-produced feature-length “microsoap” for vertical video. Produced by Pixie USA, “The Golden Pear Affair” targets mobile audiences.
Jay L. Cooper, a leading entertainment lawyer in Los Angeles, specializes in motion pictures and television law. Recognized by Best Lawyers, Cooper is acclaimed for expert legal counsel in the entertainment industry.
Latham & Watkins LLP’s Los Angeles office continues to lead in complex litigation and corporate law, serving major clients across sectors. The team is recognized for innovation and high-profile deal expertise.
Cierra Ortega, recently eliminated from “Love Island,” responded to racist slurs targeting her on the show. She emphasized, “Intent doesn’t excuse ignorance,” addressing the controversy in a candid statement.
Porsche and holoride have launched an in-car virtual reality attraction, merging gaming with real-time vehicle movement. This innovation aims to enhance passenger entertainment during drives, debuting in select Porsche models.
The former CEO of the firm behind “Love Island” has filed a $100 million lawsuit against an ad agency, alleging breach of contract and damages, according to a Los Angeles Times report. The legal battle highlights mounting industry tensions.
The Los Angeles Times reveals the best reality TV of 2025, highlighting groundbreaking shows blending drama, competition, and unscripted moments that captivate audiences. Viewers praise the innovative storytelling reshaping the genre.
FlareFlow has surged into the U.S. top 5 entertainment apps by pioneering the “microdrama binge” formula, captivating viewers with bite-sized, serialized storytelling that drives high engagement and rapid growth.
The 2025 Golden Globes, held last night, showcased stunning red carpet looks, surprise winners, and memorable speeches. Highlights included standout performances and a shift in awards spotlighting diverse talent across film and TV.
Mara Brock Akil and Salim Akil, acclaimed creators behind hit TV shows, share insights on love, creativity, and resilience in an exclusive HelloBeautiful.com interview. Their impactful storytelling continues to shape cultural narratives.
The Los Angeles Times reflects on the potential closure of Bookforum, highlighting the vital role literary magazines play in fostering intellectual community and cultural dialogue in an increasingly digital world.