Cinépolis is reportedly considering joining the bidding for Regal Entertainment, the U.S. movie theater chain. The move signals increased competition in the evolving cinema market, sources say.
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Nick Reiner appeared in a Los Angeles court as his preliminary hearing was rescheduled. The case remains under review as legal proceedings continue. More updates to follow.
Melanie J. Howard joins Loeb & Loeb LLP as a key legal expert, bringing extensive experience in corporate law. Her addition strengthens the firm’s commitment to high-caliber client service and strategic counsel.
Netflix has weathered intense competition in the streaming wars through steadfast investment in original content, strategic pricing, and global expansion, maintaining its lead as the subscription video king, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles aims to reclaim its title as the heart of TV and film production with major city changes set for 2026. New incentives and infrastructure upgrades seek to revive the entertainment industry’s historic hub.
China’s $7 billion micro drama industry is rapidly evolving, challenging the U.S. entertainment sector with bite-sized content tailored for digital audiences. NBC Los Angeles explores this rising cultural and economic force.
Consumers are now spending $22 more monthly on streaming services as prices continue to climb. Industry experts cite rising production costs, increased competition, and platform expansion as key factors driving the surge.
Singer Chappell Roan has left Wasserman agency following revelations that its CEO was named in the Jeffrey Epstein files. The move underscores growing industry fallout amid ongoing investigations.
A new sign for “SM Entertainment Square” was unveiled in downtown Los Angeles, marking a milestone for K-pop’s global influence. The installation celebrates SM Entertainment’s impact on the music and culture scene.
California’s film and TV tax credit is boosting local production and jobs, lawmakers say. However, they warn federal support is crucial to maintain the state’s competitive edge in the entertainment industry.
USA TODAY 10Best reveals the top amphitheaters for 2026, highlighting venues known for exceptional acoustics, vibrant atmospheres, and unforgettable live performances. Discover which amphitheater takes the crown this year.
In a sharp cultural critique, the Los Angeles Times highlights the right’s selective outrage over the Super Bowl halftime show, noting that Bad Bunny is American while Coldplay is not, exposing inconsistencies in patriotic fervor.
Jenna-Lingwood’s latest feature in the Los Angeles Blade highlights her trailblazing work in LGBTQ+ advocacy and entertainment. The article explores her impact on visibility and representation in Hollywood.
Rob Reiner, 78, and his wife Michele Singer were found dead in their home, authorities confirmed. The cause of death is under investigation. Further details have not yet been released. More updates to follow.
A jury has found Ticketmaster and Live Nation guilty of operating an illegal monopoly, according to the Los Angeles Times. The verdict highlights growing concerns over market dominance in live event ticketing.
Mark Ruffalo protested ICE and criticized former President Trump, calling him the “worst human being,” during the Golden Globes. His bold remarks highlighted ongoing political tensions at the star-studded event.
I-15 traffic in April shows heavy congestion on weekends and holidays. The best time to travel from Las Vegas to Los Angeles is early weekday mornings, avoiding afternoon rush hours for a smoother drive.
Movie production is increasingly shifting overseas due to lower costs and tax incentives. CNBC explores how a potential tariff on foreign film services could reshape Hollywood’s global supply chain and impact budgets.
ITEC Entertainment expands its presence with a new office in Los Angeles, aiming to strengthen its market reach and enhance client services in the North American entertainment industry.
The Hollywood Reporter highlights the 25 most powerful entertainment lawyers in New York, showcasing top legal minds who shape the industry with landmark deals and high-profile client representation.