Pantheon Media Group’s production shingle Done+Dusted has launched an office in Saudi Arabia, appointing veteran executive Clare Baarda to serve as country manager. Baarda, whose hire was announced Thursday, will report to Done+Dusted Group CEO Simon Pizey, and reps the latest expansion for the company
Jon M. Chu, Bong Joon Ho and Charli xcx are among those honored on Gold House’s 2025 Most Impactful Asians A100 list. The A100 List honors trailblazers across the industry and celebrates the most impactful Asian Pacific leaders across industries, curated by top Asian Pacific organizations, creative
The New York Times Games app debuted a new leaderboard feature last month that allows users to check their performance against friends. Now, the makers of Wordle, Connections, Spelling Bee and the Mini Crossword are giving players a chance to compare their scores with some
AI tech developer and production studio Morphic is producing its first episodic anime series, “DQN,” from creator Kushagra Kushwaha, in partnership with Kushwaha’s Tokyo-based studio 4861. Additionally, the company is committing $1 million to a creators fund that will back emerging filmmakers with an aim of making live-action
Nominees for the 78th annual Tonys were announced on Thursday. Tony Award winners Sarah Paulson and Wendell Pierce were on hand to unveil the nominees, with “Death Becomes Her,” “Gypsy,” “Sunset Boulevard” and “Maybe Happy Ending” among this year’s eligible musicals and “Oh, Mary!,” “Purpose”
Brook Lapping is producing a new documentary series charting the story behind the Live Aid concerts, one of the largest global music events in history which is celebrating its 40th anniversary. The documentary series, which will air on BBC and CNN, will look at the
Marketing and communications agency DDA has launched DNA, a new brands-focussed division it says will “leverage the connective tissue across entertainment and brands through campaigns, brand partnerships, talent relations, social media and events.” With the new launch comes two key hires, including founder of luxury brand
U.K.-French film company Alief has pounced on the worldwide sales rights to “Luna Rosa: The 7th Ascension of Atabey,” the fourth feature by Puerto Rican multi-hyphenate Omar Rodríguez-López, frontman for Grammy-winning band, The Mars Volta. “This is his most cohesive, fully narrative film yet,” Alief