Puck has acquired elite newsletter Air Mail in a $16 million deal, prompting founder Graydon Carter to step down. The merger unites two distinct but complementary voices in high-end digital media.
A groundbreaking new play, ‘Kiuryaq,’ tells the story of the northern lights through Indigenous voices, blending myth, memory, and modern resilience in Canada’s Arctic.
Swedish actor Bjorn Andresen, known globally as the ‘most beautiful boy in the world’ after starring in ‘Death in Venice’ at age 15, has died at 70.
In a major shakeup for the entertainment industry, the newly merged Paramount Skydance Corporation has announced plans to lay off 2,000 employees as part of its post-merger restructuring.
A new production company, Run-A-Muck, is redefining entertainment by treating podcasts, newsletters, and live events as core to storytelling—not afterthoughts.
Broadcast networks are reviving their audiences by prioritizing live events—from NBA games to the VMAs—proving shared viewing experiences still matter.
In a historic move, Microsoft is releasing Halo: Combat Evolved on PlayStation for the first time, signaling a major shift in its exclusivity strategy.
Hollywood is in mourning as Warner Bros., the 102-year-old studio behind classics like Casablanca and The Godfather, is put up for sale—threatening its future as an independent creative force.
Elizabeth Lo’s documentary ‘Mistress Dispeller’ reveals China’s underground industry of professionals hired to end extramarital affairs—blending ethics, emotion, and cultural critique.
Will Marion Cook and ‘Shuffle Along’ transformed American music—but their legacies remain largely unknown. New efforts aim to preserve their groundbreaking work.