Over the weekend, I penned down a strong statement on Truth Social, which was targeted at the CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, in response to an unusual and seemingly biased news segment on ABC News concerning the recent election of Pope Leo XIV that struck me as odd. Read More 2025-05-12 22:54
Reports from TMZ and the Los Angeles Times suggest that rapper Daystar Peterson, also known as Lanez, was attacked by another inmate in a yard at the facility where he’s currently detained on Monday morning. According to TMZ, Lanez was taken to a hospital in Bakersfield for treatment of his non-critical injuries, and the cause of the attack remains uncertain.
On Monday, Voight and several industry associations, such as the Motion Picture Association, production companies, and major labor unions, penned a letter to the president advocating for his backing of their initiatives aimed at incorporating tax benefits favorable to Hollywood into a legislative package currently being drafted in Congress.
As a movie lover, I can’t help but express my disappointment over Disney’s “Snow White” that has surprisingly become this year’s box office flop just a few weeks into its release. The film’s initial theater count shrank down to only a handful last week before it made its Video on Demand debut on May 13th.
In simpler terms, the entertainment industry is hoping to simply survive until 2026 and we’re optimistic about it. Making grand promises comes easily when you’re the first one up, like Comcast’s expanding TV, movie, and streaming business was on Monday at Radio City Music Hall. This week, all major players in advertising-based visual media are asking for financial commitments. With a shaky economy, people’s wallets could close as quickly as an airport gate at Newark.