The Hollywood Reporter

A lawsuit against Adam McKay, his production company and Netflix accusing them of ripping off a self-published novel in Don’t Look Up has been barred from moving forward.

Gabrielle Union is the latest Hollywood figure to leave X (formerly known as Twitter).

Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong detailed his plan to move his publication towards sharing “the views of all” in an appearance on Fox News on Thursday night.

A legal brawl has broken out between mogul Alexander Shustorovich and IMG Talent, whose affiliate WME faces the prospect of losing a portion of its music roster as part of a forced sale of the premier classical music management firm IMG Artists.

Showtime Networks and Lionsgate’s Entertainment One have been drawn into a legal battle accusing them of ripping off a Ron Howard movie in Yellowjackets.

Netflix‘s decision to break up some of its scripted shows can translate to more series views even with less total time spent on some shows.

Call it a blue wave. A host of actors, directors, musicians, journalists and other prominent people are dumping X (formerly Twitter) and flocking to social media platform Bluesky.

Independent podcasting company Acast struck a new partnership with TED Audio Collective to be the exclusive ad sales, hosting and distribution partner for the brand.

Netflix has been sued for copyright infringement by a producer, who alleges that his script for a project he’s producing was ripped off to make Rez Ball.

In one of its first post-election personnel moves, CNN has promoted David Chalian to svp and Washington, D.C. bureau chief, a key role as the next Trump administration looks to staff up amid the presidential transition frame.