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Disney+, Hulu Merged App to Launch Next Month for Bundle Subscribers, Bob Iger Says
The company is looking ahead to a one-app streaming experience in the first quarter of 2024.
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How artificial intelligence will transform fame
.Those complaining the loudest about the new technology stand to benefit the most.
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As Hollywood’s Season of Strikes Comes to End, What Are the Lessons Learned?
Let the unpacking begin.
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How Netflix Conquered Hollywood — And Then Broke It
The inside story of how the streamer muscled its way to the top by defying the industry’s conventions — and eventually paid the price.
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TikTok Is Shutting Down Its $2 Billion Creator Fund
The creator fund also sparked backlash after a Forbes report showed that the company was storing creators’ data on servers in China when they promised to do so in the United States.
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SAG-AFTRA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Studios, Ending Actors Strike
The work stoppage will end 12:01 a.m. on Thursday.
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Celebrity Halloween costumes 2023: Heidi Klum proves why she is queen of Halloween
Halloween has come and let's face it, it wouldn't be spooky season without celebrities doing the most to serve us looks for the occasion.
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What Strikes in Hollywood Tell Us About the US Economy
What are the spillovers from more intense labor action?
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At $40,000, Disney World Vacations Drain Wallets of Die-Hards
Higher prices and growing complexity dim the Magic Kingdom’s allure
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Full List of Celebrities Demanding Release of All Hamas Hostages
"We urge everyone to not rest until all hostages are released," the celebrities said in their open letter to President Joe Biden.
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Gwen Stefani tears up during Blake Shelton's sweet speech: Pics from Walk of Fame ceremony
Gwen Stefani tears up during husband Blake Shelton's speech.
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Hollywood insiders are bracing for M&A activity to make a comeback, as 10 experts reveal the deals they're predicting
Hollywood dealmakers finally appear poised to say "lights, camera, action" to a renewed cycle of mergers and acquisitions following months of paralysis during the historic writers' and actors' strikes.
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Hollywood strike: Talks between actors and studios break down
Negotiations between major Hollywood studios and actors were suspended on Wednesday, meaning production of certain shows and movies could remain on pause.
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Taylor Swift joined by Beyoncé for The Eras Tour film premiere
Beyoncé, Rachel Zegler and Adam Sandler were among the stars attending the world premiere of Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
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Adobe Unwraps AI-Driven Tools, Promises “Accountability, Responsibility and Transparency”
"I don't think [AI] is going to displace creative professionals. ... but I think you will see disruption between the people who figure out how to adopt it well and those who don't," CTO Ely Greenfield told THR at this week's Adobe Max conference.
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Hollywood strikes cost sector thousands of jobs
The American film industry has shed 7,000 positions in September alone, official data showed
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Yvonne Orji of ‘Insecure’ fame headlines D.C. comedy festival
This interview has been edited for length and clarity.
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‘Heartbroken’: Why celeb couple really split
New details have emerged about why once loved-up celeb couple Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith have abruptly decided to divorce.
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‘New information’ emerges in Russell Brand investigation amid sexual assault accusations
Russell Brand is being investigated by a second police force as more “new information” comes to light.
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