Film & Television

How did a Pennsylvania theater become a multi-platform entertainment powerhouse? A deep dive into Sight & Sound's 50-year journey of faith and finance.

Movie theaters are celebrating their biggest weekend in history, but behind the blockbuster numbers lies a more complex story of debt, strategy, and fragile hope.

The 54th Annie Awards introduce a new category for international anime, a strategic move reflecting the genre's economic might and cultural dominance.

Great American Media's new faith-based Latino streamer is sponsoring a film festival. Is this a genuine cultural bridge or a shrewd corporate playbook?

A seven-figure investment in a YouTube horror star signals a major shift. Is the next Hollywood mogul a digital creator with a built-in billion-view audience?

NFL star George Kittle saddles up for an acting debut in 'Dinosaurs of the Wild West,' a series bypassing Hollywood via a direct-to-fan funding model.

Cinemark's record Q2 shows the theatrical comeback is real. But a deeper look reveals a masterclass in premium formats, loyalty, and data-driven strategy.

Sphere Entertainment's earnings show a stark divide: soaring success from its futuristic venues clashes with the steady decline of its legacy media arm.

Cinemark shattered records with its first-ever billion-dollar quarter, proving strategic investments in premium experiences can defy the streaming era.

A single creator just built a playable version of The Odyssey for $250. This quiet launch by Yoroll lands amid a clash of titans, questioning the future of entertainment.

Apollo Group appoints Leitti Mändmets as the new CEO for its Baltic cinemas, signaling a strategic pivot towards digital innovation in a competitive market.

D-BOX's haptic seating is expanding into Marcus Theatres, a strategic move betting on immersive tech to lure audiences back and redefine premium cinema.

Edward O'Keefe's blend of digital savvy and nonprofit fundraising may be the key to navigating WNET through funding crises and reshaping its future.

Advent Allen Entertainment's 'Top Gun Vegas' isn't just a new attraction; it's a calculated bet on the future of the Strip, driven by Hollywood IP and veteran developers.

A new digital archive celebrates the centenary of Helen Gallagher, preserving the versatile career of the Tony and Emmy winner for a new generation.

A Singapore-Canada film revives kung fu classics with virtual tech. But the real story is how a corporate enabler's investment redefines global business.

Bell Media's new deal with a top Hollywood producer isn't just about making TV. It's a strategic move to redefine Canada's place in the global content wars.

Director Grace Sims battled wildfires and managed a surprise pregnancy to finish her debut. Now, 'The Country They Call Life' seeks to reframe a complex debate.

The premier computer graphics conference returns to its spiritual home, showcasing LA's $333B creative economy and the AI revolution reshaping Hollywood and beyond.