
February is “dump month” at the movies
It’s that time of year when generally low theater attendance limits a film’s potential box office return.
It’s that time of year when generally low theater attendance limits a film’s potential box office return.
In the search for new audiences, news publishers like The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post are flocking to TikTok.
More and more reality TV competition shows are rejecting the idea of a traditional host in favor of digital prompts to guide contestants.
Justin Bieber just sold the rights to his music catalog to Hipgnosis Songs Capital for $200 million.
If mailed DVDs defined the first act of Netflix’s story, and uninterrupted streaming marked the second, then an ad-supported option may round out its narrative.
HBO’s adaptation of the hit video game captured 4.7 million viewers on its premiere night.
Q4 2022 earnings results have shown that Netflix’s Basic with Ads plan helped them outperform their own expectations for revenue and subscriber numbers.
TikTok has become a bridge between two unlikely generations.
Oregon is pioneering the legal use of psilocybin, a naturally occurring psychedelic commonly referred to as “magic mushrooms.”
We may be entering a new year, but the consequences of climate change are only becoming more urgent.