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🔍 GT Index: Daniel Radcliffe vs. Tom Felton 🔍 Two stars from the Harry Potter universe, Daniel Radcliffe and Tom Felton, have grown from their magical beginnings into influential figures in the entertainment world. The GT Index illustrates their unique journeys from child actors to industry icons. 🌟 👉 #DanielRadcliffe #TomFelton #GTIndex #HarryPotter #Entertainment #SuccessStories #Inspiration #ActingLegends

We are excited to share an insightful blog post discussing the recent journey of Warner and Brathwaite. The post delves into their transition from Melbourne to Sydney and the challenges faced. Check out the full article here: https://ift.tt/JXqgSU9

Discover David Lynch's captivating journey from surreal cinema to commercial advertising! Uncover the hidden connections between Twin Peaks and Lynch's iconic ads, from Michael Jackson to PlayStation and Japanese coffee brands. Dive into the full article for a fascinating exploration!

Next month, I will be speaking at UCLA Anderson Forecast's March 2024 Quarterly Economic Outlook event: "AI and the Future Business of Entertainment". For over 2 decades, I've been positioned at the intersection of two industries - #Entertainment and #Finance. Evolution and disruption often go hand in hand. I am very much looking forward to the discussion. Check it out! #media #entertainmentindustry #musicindustry #filmproduction #televisionproduction #banking #finance

Admissions Frequency: “Will the [North American] box office get back to where it was before the pandemic? If not, how will Hollywood adjust? It is unlikely the industry will fully recover, given the downward trend over the last couple decades and the competing entertainment options available today. While we debate the impact of individual titles on the overall health of the business, there is no disputing that people go to fewer movies than they used to. That trend is irreversible. Could grosses top 2019 thanks to higher ticket prices? Maybe one day” Lucas Shaw Bloomberg Inevitably the #cinema market requires to downsize #leisurepropertyESS

Thanks Kevin Kreider for sharing his perspective on the complexity of “authenticity” in media representation. I’ve been thinking about how our diverse Asian identities are portrayed and perceived. There’s a significant aspect of our shared cultural experiences that can deepen our collective identity in the U.S., transcending specific ethnic lines. For instance, common practices like taking off shoes before entering a house, or our collective love for various Asian cuisines, are relatable moments that unite us. Recent events like the support for the Chili Crunch case also highlight how we can come together as a community over shared causes and interests. This shared authenticity can be a powerful way to represent us in media—showing not just our differences, but our commonalities that speak to a unified Asian identity. If we continue to focus on these shared cultural threads, we can create a stronger, more unified market appeal that doesn't solely rely on representing specific ethnicities. This broader approach might not only be more inclusive but could also open up larger market opportunities as you noted. How do we think we can encourage the industry to adopt this broader perspective in its storytelling to truly reflect our shared experiences? Here is the link to the the McKinsey & Gold House study post: https://lnkd.in/gfdsdGkM

Get your head in the game! 🏈 Step into the diverse world of sports and entertainment with Bill Pedigo, President at Prestige Sports And Entertainment. In this interview, Bill discusses his career journey, the art of making a deal, innovation in the entertainment sector, and much more! Start watching now: https://bit.ly/48afqIE

"50% Black, 50% Japanese... 1000% me" If you haven't had the chance to watch it yet, we highly recommend HBO's documentary '1000% Me: Growing Up Mixed.' This thought-provoking film explores the joys and challenges of growing up mixed-race in the U.S., shining a light on how young people navigate issues of race, culture, and identity. A powerful reminder that embracing diversity is essential for creating a more inclusive and harmonious society. We give it a 5-star rating!

For any fellow public radio nerds out there, yesterday's Marketplace Morning Report on NPR had a great segment on how "diversity is simply good business." I couldn't agree more, and I'm glad the research supports it! We support DEI initiatives because they are the right thing to do, but they are also good for the bottom line. And you'll hear in the segment that the research conducted reports that CEOs across political ideologies acknowledge that DEI is good for business. (It starts around the 5:20 mark and is a quick listen.) https://lnkd.in/gqxhEgmY

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