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Legislators Demand Warner Bros. Deal Provides ‘Concrete’ Commitments to Job Security, LA Production
“Commitments should be accompanied by measurable actions so that California and Hollywood continue to serve as the global center of storytelling,” Adam Schiff and Laura Friedman say
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Bob Woodward Laments Washington Post Layoffs, Says Readers ‘Deserve More’
“I am crushed that so many of my beloved colleagues have lost their jobs,” the Post legend says
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How Streaming Expands Sports Fandom
An NRG study in collaboration with TheWrap reveals that fans of all ages are discovering new leagues and engaging further through shoulder programming and sports betting
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Washington Post Staffers, Alums Flay ‘Tone Deaf’ CEO Will Lewis for Pre-Super Bowl Appearance
Lewis was conspicuously absent when the company announced mass layoffs and has made no public remarks
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Everyone Has Advice for Jeff Bezos. Is He Listening? | Analysis
The Washington Post’s megabillionaire owner has stayed silent as journalists, media executives and alums flood social media with advice on what went wrong — and how to fix it
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‘Predator’ Franchise Director Dan Trachtenberg Signs First-Look Deal With Paramount
Under the deal, Trachtenberg will develop, direct and produce feature projects with his producing partner Ben Rosenblatt
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Lionsgate Names Vermillio’s Kathleen Grace as First-Ever Chief AI Officer
The executive will focus on providing tools to filmmakers, protecting IP and finding efficiencies in production, marketing, distribution and administrative operations
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CBS to Unveil 2026-27 Schedule in April, Weeks Before Other Networks
The Paramount-owned broadcaster will decide the fate of “DMV,” “Marshals,” “Watson” and more before then
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Amazon Shares Sink 9% on $200 Billion Spending Forecast for 2026
Advertising revenue jumped 23% to $21.3 billion in the fourth quarter
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Lionsgate’s Bleeding Slows Thanks to Box Office Turnaround
“Now You See Me 3” and “The Housemaid” combined for $120 million in domestic grosses this past quarter
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Disney Flourished Under Powerhouse Duos Before. Can D’Amaro and Walden Do It Again?
The pair will follow in the footsteps of Walt and Roy Disney and Michael Eisner and Frank Wells
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Apple Lands Amir Bar-Lev’s ‘The Last First: Winter K2’ Doc Out of Sundance
The film hails from Propagate, Ventureland and Object Studios
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Neon Acquires Domestic Rights to Sundance Doc ‘Once Upon a Time in Harlem’
A theatrical release is planned for later this year
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How Raimi Productions President Zainab Azizi Got Sam Raimi Back to R-Rated Horror
Office With a View: Azizi talks about her love for original stories and her years-long fight to make this film happen
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