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Every decade brings forth its own unique cinematic styles and the 1980s were no exception. In terms of comedy, the output was nearly slapdash in its silliness and yet not without its pointed themes...
Amazon has jumped into the AI pool, the Hollywood writers' strike may be over, and crude oil prices are about where everyone would like them to be.
What makes a movie sad? Doomed romance, dashed hopes, the demise of a beloved institution or a way of life … and death, of course — of a loved one, a self-sacrificing hero, a sad-eyed animal....
There’s nothing wrong with crying — it can be an important safety valve for stress and emotional pain. In fact, bottling up your feelings can be bad for your health. There’s a whole genre...
What makes a movie sad? Doomed romance, dashed hopes, the demise of a beloved institution or a way of life … and death, of course — of a loved one, a self-sacrificing hero, a sad-eyed animal....
What better way to spend this time with friends than to test each other’s knowledge with fun trivia questions? As one of the most beloved games in American television history, “Jeopardy!”...
Elvis Presley’s physical record sales topped all other U.S. artists last year.
Mismanagement has ruined whatever success Warner Bros. Discovery might have had.
The major U.S. stock indexes closed higher on Tuesday and traded modestly higher in Wednesday's premarket. Plus, some thoughts on Tuesday's big movers.
AMC Entertainment (US:AMC), the largest movie theater chain in the world, said Thursday it appointed Denise “Dee” Clark and Keri Putnam to its board of directors, effective Jan. 1, 2023....
An examination of Bob Iger’s return to his old post as CEO of Disney shows the extent to which he and the board of directors are at fault for the company’s problems. As the management of now...
Can Bob Iger resurrect Disney or is the company too broken to fix?
The changes that CEO David Zaslav introduced at CNN have done nothing but put the news channel in third place among the three big all-news channels.
Disney has replaced Bob Chapek with Robert Iger, Chapek's predecessor as CEO and the guy who recommended Chapek for the job. That may not sound like progress, but it is.
The WWE is extremely successful financially. It is time for it to share the wealth with shareholders.