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We may be entering a new year, but the consequences of climate change are only becoming more urgent.
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Amazon gears up a stand-alone sports app
Amazon is seeing green with sports — the company is considering debuting a standalone service to house its live sports content.
Crying while reading is a TikTok bestseller
Thanks to TikTok, romance novels are flying off the shelves and minting new star authors.
How Netflix marketed ‘Wednesday’ into a hit
Just over a month after its release, Netflix’s hit show Wednesday has become its second-most-watched English-language show.
Scott Galloway breaks down American inequality
Prominent podcaster and NYU business professor Scott Galloway’s new book, Adrift: America in 100 Charts, tracks the rise of US inequality and how it economically and culturally impacted the average American.
YouTube makes a big play for NFL Sunday Ticket
YouTube is set to win the rights fight for NFL Sunday Ticket, vaulting the streamer into the sports-exhibition arena.
Streaming hits the content brakes
After years of record shows being greenlit to juice up the appeal of fledgling streaming services, troubling economic trends are forcing Hollywood to curtail how many shows they pick up.
Oscar-hopeful films feel a little hopeless in today’s theatrical landscape
Prestige movies from Hollywood specialty labels are not doing the business they used to, barely making a blip at the box office.
The EU forces Apple to open the walled garden to third-party app stores
The EU has successfully put a chink in Apple’s once-impenetrable armor with its Digital Markets Act.
dearMoon project will take eight artists to the Moon
Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa, the founder of fashion retailer Zozotown, has handpicked his crew of artists and creatives who will join him in his privately-funded mission around the Moon.