Sony Pictures Ideally Placed for Post-Pandemic Profitability, CEO Says
”Being an ‘arms dealer’ has benefited us tremendously,“ Tony Vinciquerra says
Bank of America
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Sony Won’t ‘Make the Mistake’ of Releasing a $200 Million Movie Until More Theaters Reopen
”You’ll see a lot of strange things happen over the next six months in how films are released… but once we get back to normal we will have learned a lot,“ Sony Pictures Entertainment Chairman Tony Vinciquerra said
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New Regency Bolsters Business for Next 5 Years With $825 Million in Credit, Loans
The production company has closed a five and a half year, $125 million term loan from The Carlyle Group
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‘Stranger Things’ Spurs ‘Significant’ Netflix Growth, New Report Shows
Netflix app downloads are up 18% compared to the same time last year, according to new report from Bank of America
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Miramax Secures $300 Million Loan From Multiple Banks to Fund Film, TV Productions
The studio closes deal ahead of the Cannes Film Festival
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Weinstein Co Promotes David Hutkin to CFO
He has been with the company since 2010
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IMAX Reveals Details of Virtual Reality Rollout, Ticket Bundling Plan
CEO Greg Foster elaborates on how multiplexes will get retrofitted with VR stations
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James Deen’s Ex-Girlfriend Speaks Out: ‘I Thought, I’m Going to Die Here’
Joanna Angel reveals disturbing details of her six-year relationship with porn star in new interview
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The State of News Streaming: Old and New Media’s Play to Survive
From HuffPost Live to new CBS and MSNBC digital networks, here’s TheWrap’s Streaming 101 guide
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NFL Quarterback Cam Newton Conscious After Car Crash, Taken To Hospital
The Carolina Panthers QB’s Dodge pickup flips over after colliding with a car
