The June 19-21 weekend shows how Disney’s franchise power and Chinese holdover hits split market momentum.

Norway’s next mega-subsea road tunnel plunges 390 meters under the North Sea, and the plan depends on explosives plus relentless water control.

A24 UK and Disney+ team up for DAD, a first-time partnership that tests how indie prestige meets streaming scale.

After earlier 560p and 600p offers failed, the US investor’s all-cash third bid lands anyway, for shareholders to judge.

Rover data shows 38% of pet parents borrow for emergencies, despite most thinking they were financially ready.

A teenage debut spark avoids a shaky start and immediately changes the tournament narrative for Spain.

A regional IT disruption knocks out mobile banking and contact services, while markets react to Fed leadership momentum.

A June 22 coalition letter targets labels and publishers, arguing training rights are being slipped into contracts by default.

The Paris studio moves production this month, launching a broader animated franchise that rides the original’s 10th-anniversary moment.

Webtoon Entertainment’s IP studio is developing a French-produced animated series, turning a proven audience hit into a new content engine.

Distribution rights for France and Eastern Europe lock in ahead of Annecy, reshaping who controls the next wave of Japanese animation.

Mohamed Salah’s goals deliver Egypt’s historic breakthrough, 92 years after their World Cup debut, reshaping football narratives and funding cycles.