An exclusive, nationally representative survey of 2,244 Americans reveals a love-hate affair with AI music — and stark divisions across generations and party lines.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) board will evaluate offers before Thanksgiving, with the process expected to conclude by year-end.
The 56th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) opened its 2025 edition yesterday in Goa with an unprecedented, citywide celebration that spilled out of auditoriums and onto the streets. In its first-ever open-city format, the festival transformed public spaces into live performance arenas, blending cinema, culture and community participation
The WAVES Film Bazaar, South Asia’s global film market, opened yesterday in Panjim, Goa with an inspiring inaugural ceremony attended by a distinguished gathering of leaders, policymakers, filmmakers and global delegates.
Filmmaker and producer Sonya V. Kapoor, along with collaborator Amrita Mendonza, has announced the launch of the M5 Entertainment Global Film Fund, marking its debut with the fund’s first-ever award at the NFDC’s WAVES Film Bazaar to be held concurrently with the India International Film Festival (IFFI) that kicks off in Goa today.
Netflix has told management of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc (WBD) that it will keep releasing the studio’s films in theaters if it’s successful in buying the company, people familiar with the matter said, according to a Bloomberg report on November 20
A new report published by the EU Intellectual Property Office reveals an alarming 567% surge in major brand advertising on pirate sites, which is linked to the termination of industry outreach programs.
Since the launch of Sora, highly realistic AI-generated videos have begun circulating widely on TikTok, with many creators also leveraging AI tools to illustrate content on subjects ranging from history to celebrity culture.
The streaming giant’s new appetite for video podcasts is good news for audio giants like iHeart, SiriusXM and Acast — but exclusivity may be a hard sell.
More features are shooting in the state (even if TV is still falling in L.A.), but overall production spend is down notably as recent on-location activity is fueled by smaller-budget indie projects.