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The cost of streaming services keep going up in the U.S. and Apple TV is the latest platform to hike its prices.
Ahead of its November release, scenes from the highly anticipated video game ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ have been circulating online.
California lawmakers are weighing AB 2319, a tax credit aimed at bringing film and TV post-production work — editing, sound, VFX, music — back to the state as jobs move overseas.
Bill Rasmussen, the founder of ESPN who revolutionized sports media, has died. He was 93 and suffered from Parkinson’s disease.
Next month, a new label intended for AI music personas, will appear on Spotify. The Swedish streaming platform will label AI-generated music and remove the tracks from users’ personal recommendations.
The Barbie doll bearing Whitney Houston’s likeness is the latest to join Mattel’s iconic line, re-creating Houston’s look from her 1987 hit “I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me)” music video.
Netflix says Los Angeles remains its home base, with 47 productions shooting here in 2026 — even as it builds a $1-billion, 12-soundstage complex in New Jersey.
AI music company Suno plans to press users’ generated tracks onto 12-inch records for about $45, moving into vinyl as copyright suits from Universal and Sony continue.
Electronic Arts, the gaming company known for franchises such as “The Sims” and “Battlefield,” has been acquired by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, Silver Lake and Affinity Partners for $55 billion.
Indie filmmakers say California’s tax credit skips them. L.A. County’s proposed Evergreen Fund would offer grants instead — if it survives the budget.
