Ben Hibon and Elliott Kalan join Ghost Corps producers Jason Reitman and Gil Kenan to set the next franchise chapter.

A new Sling deal pitches “everything worth watching in June,” targeting summer sports viewers and pressuring rivals’ bundles.

A plan to crash flesh-eating screwworms relies on sterile fly production that the US can’t scale right now.

With five immersive worlds debuting through portals, Universal’s Orlando park opens in May 2025 and aims to keep innovation alive.

The William Hill and 888 owner is handing itself to a Greek casino and lottery operator with US reach, signaling another shake-up in online gambling ownership.

A screen adaptation of Iphigenia in Splott chose a post-industrial mining town and Welsh dialogue, showing how language and place can become the whole point of a release.

The box office gap is already telling the story: Paramount-Miramax's reboot is setting a hotter pace than Amazon MGM's $170 million bet, and opening-night momentum may matter as much as brand recognition.

A newer horror release found instant streaming traction after a crowded box-office run, showing how fast digital windows can reset attention.

Ottawa is betting that a national AI push can grow domestic firms, speed adoption, and keep compute, cloud, data, and talent under Canadian control.

The series creator says the show will keep using medical cases to drive character storytelling, signaling the same creative formula will carry into Season 3.

The unanimous ruling strengthens the SEC’s hand in disgorgement cases, giving executives and boards another reason to treat enforcement risk as very real.