Good Good Golf, a media and lifestyle company that started out on YouTube, has raised $45 million in funding marking the startup’s first outside investment. The funding round was led by Creator Sports Capital, a newly formed investment firm founded by ex-YouTube exec Benjamin Grubbs
SPOILER ALERT: This story contains spoilers for Season 2, Episode 10 of “Severance,” streaming now on Apple TV+. Mark Scout is at a mind-bending crossroads in the scorching Season 2 finale of “Severance.” He has gone to hell and back to save his wife, Gemma,
Amy Pascal and David Heyman may be enlisted to help Amazon MGM Studios oversee the James Bond franchise, Variety has confirmed. The pair are described as being “in talks.” No deal can be signed, however, until the streamer finalizes its pact to buy creative control
Justin Baldoni and Jennifer Abel have filed a lawsuit against publicist Stephanie Jones in the latest salvo in the dizzying legal battle between the “It Ends With Us” director and star and Blake Lively. Jones represented Baldoni and his Wayfarer Studios last summer when press
Ethan Lewis has been promoted to Head of Non-Fiction and Sports at Higher Ground Productions, the media company of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama. At Higher Ground, Lewis has overseen the company’s expansion into sports-related content, including “Court of Gold,” “Starting 5,” which is now
“Wicked,” the blockbuster movie musical the earned 10 Academy Award nominations and $727 million at the worldwide box office, is now streaming on Peacock. The movie’s singalong version will also be available to stream on the same day along with a collection of bonus content.
Jimmy Kimmel isn’t letting Elon Musk off the hook. The same goes for the conservatives who are apparently outraged at Kimmel for continuing to joke about Tesla owners destroying their cars in protest of Musk. The Tesla owner tried to blame the vandalism on “some
MSNBC’s newest on-air guest isn’t known for stirring primetime oratory or deep analytical skills — but could be a big help in keeping those things on the network’s schedule. A new promo from the soon-to-be-spun-off cable-news outlet features a reading of the First Amendment via