The Holy Bible is, if you think about it, the perfect source material for prestige TV. Particularly in the Old Testament, there’s sex and violence in spades, all rooted in universally recognizable IP. And it’s all in the public domain, meaning there’s no need to
WME closed out 2024 with strong momentum and a spike in revenue as parent company Endeavor prepares to go private again after nearly four years as a publicly traded company. Endeavor’s representation segment saw 17% year-over-year growth in revenue, rising to $501.6 million for the
After celebrating the success of the recent SCAD TVfest, the Savannah College of Arts and Design and SCADFilm will present SCADFilm In Focus: True Crime Thursday, March 6, spotlighting the popularity of TV, podcast and streaming true crime shows. All events will be held at
Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’ aerospace company, is sending an all-women crew into space on its next flight — including singer Katy Perry, “CBS Mornings” co-host Gayle King and Lauren Sánchez, who is Bezos’ fiancée. The company on Thursday announced the six people flying on the
ITV Invests in Diversity ITV has announced an additional £80 million ($101.4 million) ring-fenced for diverse commissioning over the next three years, alongside doubling its Diversity Development Fund to £1 million ($1.3 million). This follows the success of the inaugural Diversity Commissioning Fund, launched in
Bill Burr recently spoke to The New York Times and shrugged off Ben Shapiro’s criticism of him. The conservative political commentator and Daily Wire co-founder called out Burr in December for “going woke” after the comedian lashed out at “selfish” and “greedy” CEOs in the
Sara Bareilles, Jackson Browne and Kristen Chenoweth have been added as honorees and performers, alongside the previously announced Wyclef Jean, for a concert gala in New York benefiting Music Will, which is described as the nation’s largest nonprofit music education program for schools. The org’s
May the odds be ever in your favor this October. The first-ever live stage adaptation of “The Hunger Games” will begin performances on Oct. 20 at the Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, a brand new 1,200 seat venue situated in the heart of London’s vibrant Canary