TikTok gets into subscription programming with Finding Jericho
Pearpop debuted its new comedy series Finding Jericho last week on TikTok LIVE, making it the first pay-subscription show on the platform.
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Twitter changes course from all the extras
Twitter is reportedly slowing down its ambitions in every feature, but its OG tweet stuff (and advertising, always advertising).
Authors pen their own big-screen dreams
Authors are taking back their power by writing their adaptations themselves and joining the projects as producers.
Netflix may hit the big screen big time
Netflix is considering screening up to a dozen movies in theaters for about 45 days
The A-list trying to convert Hollywood to NFTs
Crypto, NFTs, the metaverse, and Web3 have become the hottest buzzwords in Cannes.
Avatar 2 reboots 3D
This year’s Avatar: The Way of Water is poised to bring back 3D into the mainstream.
Amazon gamifies finding something to watch
Amazon released the IMDb What to Watch app to gamify users choosing what movie or show to watch.
Overwhelmed, audiences turn to 90s TV hits
Despite the endless stream of new shows to watch, many audiences are going back to 90s sitcoms as a form of comfort viewing.
Kevin Hart merges comedy kingdoms
Kevin Hart is merging his companies and taking on additional financing to form one giant funny-house, Hartbeat.
Mad Realities raised $6 million to bring unscripted TV to Web3
Mad Realities is bringing dating competitions to Web3 — and it’s already finding success with its first show, Proof of Love.