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.

Members overwhelmingly backed a contract that sets new guardrails for synthetic actors and folds two pension funds together, shaping labor costs and AI rights for studios.

Julio Hallivis says the documentary falsely cast him as Zach Horwitz's accomplice, a warning shot for streamers banking on true-crime edits.

The director is withdrawing the 1975 film from circulation, forcing studios, streamers, and film institutions to confront who gets protected when old works resurface.

Amazon is shifting its gaming pitch from MMOs to phone-first party games, and the move shows how much the company now wants franchises, not just studios, to do the heavy lifting.

IO Interactive is giving up self-publishing on future James Bond games, shifting the business and brand control to MGM and Amazon Game Studios.

The British government is betting billions on a Hollywood giant to spark a massive jobs engine in Bedfordshire.

By swapping the series' icon for Faye, Santa Monica Studio is testing a high-stakes pivot toward mechanical diversity in an era of stagnant sequels.

As Amazon MGM Studios hosts the AI on the Lot conference, creators are moving from theoretical testing to real-time production, despite intense industry backlash.

Sony's summer showcase delivered new game reveals and release dates, but the biggest story was what wasn't shown: Grand Theft Auto 6.