As artificial intelligence increasingly makes its way into the entertainment industry, it equips creators with powerful tools—but it also brings new, sometimes troubling, challenges. Professionals in ...

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December 02, 2025 - Few lawsuits have the potential to reshape an entire industry. But Live Nation, long the dominant force in live entertainment, now faces a cascade of legal challenges that could do ...

AI developments have surged in the past year, happening faster than expected and causing concern for governments due to their recent advancements. It is now possible to create realistic movies using ...

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However you want to describe what’s going on in the Hollywood economy right now, there’s a potentially brutal long-term consequence of the entertainment industry’s ongoing recession (to call it what ...

We don’t need to wait until Hollywood opens for business in 2025 to tell you how it will end. Or at the very least, we’re here to take wild (and some not-so-wild) guesses about what’s to come. Yes, ...

Idris Elba has conquered Hollywood with iconic roles in “The Wire” and “Luther.” Now, the London-born actor is shifting his focus to a new stage — one that’s 10,000 miles away. Elba, whose parents ...

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And hence, with regard to technology above all else, we must ask ourselves: is it only an instrument of class oppression? It is enough to ask such a question to be able to answer at once: no, ...

As two more major musicals bite the dust, the local theatre industry hopes a live performance incentive modelled on a successful UK scheme will provide salvation.