Frank Pallotta

“How was your weekend? I certainly had an interesting one because some of my staff had a memorable one.”

The Obamas are heading to Audible.

Netflix is laying off 300 employees in the midst of a rough year for the streaming giant.

“Top Gun: Maverick” es la primera película en los más de 40 años de carrera de Cruise que alcanza una taquilla de US$ 1.000 millones.

The Minions went bananas at the box office this weekend.

“Stranger Things” is coming to an end, but its upside-down stories will live on.

The God of Thunder still has some pop.

Former WWE chief executive Vince McMahon paid more than $12 million to four women to cover up “allegations of sexual misconduct and infidelity,” according to a Wall Street Journal report.

Dave Chappelle’s Netflix comedy special, “The Closer,” received huge backlash last year for the comedian’s jokes about the trans community that some found deeply offensive. The fallout created a firestorm both inside and outside of Netflix.

Vince McMahon, the former WWE chief executive, is retiring from the company, he said in a statement on Friday. The news follows an investigation into McMahon paying millions of dollars in hush money to cover up alleged infidelity and misconduct with multiple women.

“Nope,” Jordan Peele’s third movie, opened to an estimated $44 million this weekend in North America, according to Universal Pictures.

The NFL launched a streaming service Monday. That sounds like a football fan’s dream, but it’s probably not what you think.

HBO Max and Discovery+ are finally joining forces.

After much anticipation, “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” finally debuts on Amazon Prime Video on Friday. It represents one of the biggest bets in streaming history.

Dan Loeb is fine with Disney keeping ESPN after all.

HBO has created a kingdom of hits, with none as popular as “Game of Thrones.” But “Game of Thrones” ended with a thud in 2019 when critics and fans were unhappy with the fantasy epic’s ho-hum conclusion (Bran Stark on the Iron Throne? C’mon!).

What was once unthinkable is now a reality: Netflix with ads is here.

It’s a scary time in Hollywood.

Taylor Swift spoke out Friday about the ticketing debacle that took place this week, as many fans were unable to purchase tickets for her upcoming tour on Ticketmaster.

Thanksgiving weekend has historically offered a cornucopia of films, letting moviegoers get out of the house and kick back after eating copious amounts of turkey, mashed potatoes and pie.