The Hollywood Reporter

Broadway musicians have voted to ratify their new contract with the Broadway League.

The Walt Disney Company Japan has struck a multi-year content partnership with South Korea’s entertainment giant CJ ENM to bring the Seoul-based studio’s flagship streaming platform, TVING, to Japanese audiences via Disney+.

There may be no more quintessentially American cultural event than the Super Bowl.

The union representing writers at Teen Vogue is slamming the youth-focused publication’s merger with the Vogue website and raising concerns about impacts on staff diversity and political coverage.

A white former Paramount executive has filed a discrimination lawsuit alleging that he was fired last year during a time when the company was pushing diversity.

Olympic and world champion fencer Miles Chamley-Watson has signed with United Talent Agency and Digital Brand Architects for joint representation.

NBA Take-Two Media, the joint venture between the pro basketball league and video game giant, is ready to pull back the curtain on its plans for a rebooted NBA 2K League, a reboot that puts content creators at the center of the strategy.

While Donald Trump greeted trick-or-treaters on the White House grounds on Oct. 30, it was The Great Gatsby-themed Halloween evening bash at Mar-a-Lago that caught the interest of television news over the weekend, with multiple outlets noting the irony of hosting a Roaring Twenties gala as SNAP food assistance benefits were running out due to the government shutdown. (Does anyone remember what happened after the Roaring Twenties…)

For a few weeks last November, no villain loomed larger over Madison Avenue and social media that polices it than Coca-Cola.

Fubo ended its third quarter with 1.63 million North American subscribers, up 1 percent against a year-ago 1.61 million North American customers, the sports-first streaming service reported on Monday.