Media & Entertainment

iHeartMedia's 'Thank a Teacher' campaign provides a vital $20,000 lifeline, but it also exposes a troubling economic reality for the nation's educators.

A media appearance for a shapewear CEO signals a seismic shift in how brands are built, masculinity is defined, and influence is manufactured.

With its new show 'Access in Progress,' AMI-audio is pivoting from content provider to a key watchdog for Canada's 2040 accessibility goal. A strategic move.

A new Halloween attraction lets fans direct Jason's next move, revealing a new strategy for how classic franchises connect with audiences in a digital age.

Beasley Broadcast Group's massive Q2 profit stems from a debt maneuver, not revenue. A deep dive into its digital pivot and cost cuts reveals its true test.

A new competition offers a dream career, but a look inside reveals a complex system of philanthropy, high-stakes fundraising, and questions of transparency.

On World Elephant Day, a campaign to free an elephant named Joyce from Six Flags ignites a fierce debate on ethics, activism, and corporate responsibility.

Banijay's LUMINISCENCE hits NYC, using immersive tech not just to wow audiences but to fund the restoration of St. Patrick's iconic pipe organ.

UK firm Pocket Planet's acquisition of Little Canada signals a major tech-fueled shift in immersive entertainment, making Toronto a global testbed.

Beyond the standing ovations, Shenzhen's hit dance drama 'Wing Chun' reveals a calculated strategy: leveraging cultural exports to build global brand equity.

Stephanie Lewis explores how Tokyo's record-breaking projection mapping, starring Hatsune Miku, is more than a light show—it's a new model for urban resilience.

A Chinese dance drama is earning standing ovations globally. But the real story is Shenzhen's strategy to turn cultural exports into global influence and economic gain.

Inspired by the Flint water crisis, 'The Poisoner' is a new thriller taking its message on a 7-city tour, blending art with on-the-ground activism.

Under director Toshiki Okada, Tokyo's Autumn Meteorite 2026 festival blends global art, local innovation, and radical accessibility to redefine the city's cultural landscape.

Headline profits soar, but a deeper look at Graham Holdings' Q2 reveals a story of one-time gains, strategic portfolio shifts, and mixed operational results.

With a $100M backing from the founder of Panera, Level99 aims for national dominance. But can its unique 'active social play' model overcome the immense challenges of scaling?

A new three-year residency brings the Shaw Festival to Toronto's waterfront, a strategic move born of necessity that promises to reshape the city's cultural DNA.

David Letterman's first-ever Montréal appearance isn't just a comedy event; it's a major growth signal for the Just For Laughs global entertainment brand.

Event giant RX Global, producer of New York Comic Con, is moving beyond superheroes to hammers and hardware with its new celebrity-fueled DIY CON in Dallas.

RISE Festival expands its mission, launching a new arts program backed by a reported $7M in artist support, inviting global creators to its collective canvas.