After years of concern over the overwhelming number of television shows on the air, FX Networks chairman John Landgraf announced at the Television Critics Association winter press tour that the era of “peak TV” has come to an end. Landgraf stated that the number of new scripted series in the U.S. decreased from a record…
The International Live Music Conference (ILMC) has officially confirmed the full program for Touring Entertainment LIVE (TEL), which is set to take place on March 1 as part of ILMC 36. This event brings together professionals from the concert and performance industry to explore the challenges and opportunities facing the multi-billion dollar touring entertainment sector….
The romantic comedy film, “Anyone But You,” is a lighthearted escape from the intense dramas often associated with Oscar-nominated films. The movie stars Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell and has been a surprising box office hit for Sony Pictures, grossing $152 million despite its $25 million budget. It is set to be re-released in an…
Country music stars Kelsea Ballerini and Eric Church are set to join Luke Combs and Post Malone as the Entertainment for the Hy-Vee IndyCar Race Weekend at Iowa from July 12–14. The announcement was made by Hy-Vee and IndyCar on February 8. The event will feature a four-concert lineup for the third consecutive year, surrounding…
Hainan Airlines Introduces Rokid’s Augmented Reality Glasses for In-Flight Entertainment Hainan Airlines has recently launched a new initiative, providing passengers on select routes with the opportunity to use Rokid’s augmented reality (AR) glasses for in-flight entertainment. This innovative move has been met with excitement, as it marks the first time AR glasses, which enable the…
The article “How to Have Sex” is a promising writing-directing debut from Molly Manning Walker. Set in Greece, the movie offers a startlingly intimate portrait of teenage girls in search of the ultimate summer holiday experience. However, the title “How to Have Sex” is something of a misdirection, as the film serves as a tutorial…
Gina Carano, the actress formerly on “The Mandalorian” TV show, is suing Disney for being dropped from the show in 2021. The lawsuit is backed by Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who has shown support for Carano and pledged to fund lawsuits for individuals treated unfairly by their employers due to their activity on the social…
