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Roger Goodell has grown the NFL into a business generating more than $23 billion annually. But its push for higher media rights fees, more streaming...
David Ellison now controls Paramount, Warner Bros., HBO, CBS, CNN and a sprawling collection of Hollywood brands. The challenge is deciding which ones...
Studios spend millions chasing festival breakouts. These acquisitions show how unpredictable a path from standing ovation to profit can be.
From horror and star power to timely concepts and spectacle, the strongest recent specialty-film performers paired artistic ambition with something...
Decades after Hollywood supposedly moved on from cowboys, streaming audiences are turning both classic Westerns and genre-bending updates into major...
Apple is betting on Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere universe to build a durable fantasy franchise. The author’s direct relationship with millions of...
While "The Odyssey" shows audiences will still embrace spectacle without a modern franchise brand, few filmmakers can command Christopher Nolan’s...
Christopher Nolan’s unmatched star power is turning The Odyssey into a major theatrical event, with audience demand already surging.
At this year’s Sun Valley gathering, the industry’s biggest question is not whether consolidation will continue, but which kinds of assets still...
From established icons to rising stars, there are four types of Hollywood actors that claim lasting star power today. Here's what industry data...
Fox sat out much of the costly content arms race, and Roku now gives it a way to monetize the platforms where that battle plays out.
Fox’s discounted World Cup rights are a windfall now, but they also reveal how expensive the next era of live sports will be.
From Netflix charts to box office legs, Hollywood’s success stories now depend on which metric each company wants to sell.
Hollywood’s obsession with opening weekend is stifling films. From theaters to streaming, early performance metrics dictate fate, creating a system...
Under film chief Dan Lin, Netflix is dialing back its original movie volume as data reveals TV drives sustained engagement and subscriber retention.
With the acquisitions of Tubi and Red Seat Ventures, Fox targets creator-led audiences while testing whether niche fandoms can deliver scalable...
Dormant IP like "LOST" and "Interstellar" are thriving on Netflix and social platforms, signaling a missed opportunity for Hollywood studios.
Fragmented media, streaming and social media have weakened the Oscars’ cultural influence, prompting the Academy to chase audiences on YouTube.
Paramount Skydance may soon own one of the deepest libraries in entertainment, but until it decides what kind of studio it wants to be, the merger...
After losing WBD to Paramount Skydance, Netflix walks away with $2.8 billion but faces new questions about its next phase of growth.
Sports content is up 52 percent across major streamers in the last two years. The real challenge now is keeping NFL and UFC fans engaged after the...
As Bob Iger exits and Josh D’Amaro ascends, Dana Walden becomes the key figure shaping Disney’s stories, franchises and streaming future.
Nielsen’s yearly rankings reveal how streaming has shifted from breakout culture to dependable, repeat viewing anchored by familiar IP.
In an IP-dominated industry, a handful of directors remain powerful enough to secure green lights and audiences on reputation alone.
As Stranger Things exits, a handful of mega-series are left carrying the economics and identity of the streaming business.
HBO’s unmatched brand power makes it the prestige asset every bidder needs in a fragmented streaming market.
Late-night hosts once ruled TV. Now, streaming’s algorithms and culture have left the format obsolete and out of sync.
Box office slumps, audience apathy and internal rewiring reveal how deeply Disney is rethinking animation.
Disney’s reliance on aging franchises like Star Wars and Marvel shows cracks as audiences demand fresher stories and more urgent big-screen hits.
With the Ellisons circling, a Warner Bros.-Paramount merger could crown a new franchise king—if debt, egos and regulators don’t block it.
Data shows Sandra Bullock, Adam Sandler, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon still command audience attention outside blockbuster franchises.
While Disney, WBD and other Hollywood giants bled billions on streaming, Sony took a slower, smarter path.
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