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    TikTok and X reportedly blocking ads for Elon Musk documentary●TikTok, X reportedly barring ads for documentary about Elon MuskYhnCultureEntertainment1748 min ago

    Reports say TikTok and X are refusing to run advertisements promoting a new documentary about Elon Musk, with coverage pointing to ad restrictions on the platforms. The reported refusals are drawing attention given Musk's ownership of X and his prominence across the tech industry, raising questions about how the film will reach audiences through paid promotion.

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    Luminate Film & TV Expands Coverage to France and Germany●Luminate Film & TV Adds France and Germany to Global Coverage✉newsCultureTelevision46 min ago

    Entertainment data firm Luminate has added France and Germany to its Luminate Film & TV global coverage. The expansion brings the company's film and television measurement and analytics to two of Europe's largest media markets, extending its existing international footprint. Industry watchers see the move as a step toward broader worldwide box office and streaming data coverage, giving studios and distributors a more complete picture of performance across key European territories.

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    Shawn Levy Signs Overall Deal With Disney's 20th Television▼Shawn Levy Inks Overall Deal With Disney’s 20th Television✉newsCultureTelevision7 h ago

    Filmmaker and producer Shawn Levy has signed an overall deal with Disney's 20th Television, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The agreement will see Levy's production company develop television projects for the studio. Levy is known for directing and producing major film and TV hits, and the deal strengthens Disney's roster of high-profile creative talent for its television slate.

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    Sony to Skip CES 2027 in Entertainment Pivot▼Sony Is Skipping CES In 2027 As It Focuses More On Entertainment✉newsCultureEntertainment9 h ago

    Sony will not attend CES 2027, according to an Engadget report, as the company shifts its focus toward entertainment. The move marks a notable absence for one of the tech show's longtime exhibitors and signals Sony's growing emphasis on gaming, film, music and other content businesses over traditional consumer electronics showcases.

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    London's Peanuts Entertainment Launches With Mirabal Sisters Film▼Peanuts Entertainment, London-Based Production Company Focusing on Latin American Stories, Launches With Mirabal Sisters Feature ‘Alive in Their Garden’ (EXCLUSIVE)✉newsCultureEntertainment2 h ago

    Peanuts Entertainment, a new London-based production company dedicated to Latin American stories, has launched. Its first project is 'Alive in Their Garden', a feature film about the Mirabal sisters, the Dominican activists murdered in 1960 whose killing helped inspire the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The company aims to bring Latin American narratives to international audiences.

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    'Resident Evil' Producer Developing 'The Crying Boy' Film▼‘Resident Evil’ Producer Carter Swan Developing Keenspot Comic Book ‘The Crying Boy’ For Film✉newsCultureBooks6 h ago

    Producer Carter Swan, known for his work on the Resident Evil film adaptations, is developing a movie based on The Crying Boy, a comic book series from publisher Keenspot. The project moves the horror-tinged comic to the big screen, adding another video game and comics adaptation to Swan's slate as Hollywood continues mining genre comics for film properties.

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    Dominic Sessa to star in Weston Razooli's 'Shades of Paradise'▼Dominic Sessa Sets Weston Razooli’s Adventure Crime Epic ‘Shades Of Paradise’✉newsCultureFilm4 h ago

    Actor Dominic Sessa, who broke out in 'The Holdovers', has signed on to star in 'Shades of Paradise', an adventure crime epic from director Weston Razooli. The project marks a notable next step for the young actor as he builds on his acclaim, and industry observers are watching how Razooli follows up his previous work.

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    Peanuts Entertainment has launched as a new entertainment company, unveiling the Mirabel Sisters feature as its debut project. Details about the film and the company's leadership or backers have not been widely reported, and the announcement has so far drawn limited public reaction. The Mirabel Sisters project marks the company's first move as it establishes itself in the industry.

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    Illinois expands film tax credits amid taxpayer cost criticism●Illinois lawmakers give big boost to movie industry while academics claim the Hollywood giveaway is a bad deal for taxpayers✉newsCultureFilm11 h ago

    Illinois lawmakers have approved expanded incentives for the film industry, boosting tax breaks aimed at attracting Hollywood productions to the state. Academics are pushing back, arguing the credits amount to a giveaway that costs taxpayers more than the economic benefits return. The debate pits economic development hopes against research suggesting film tax incentives rarely pay for themselves.