Leonardo DiCaprio’s Appian Way Inks Television Deal with Apple
Leonardo DiCaprio is already attached to Apple TV+ projects such as “Killers of the Flower Moon” and “Shining Girls.”
TV Business
TCA Summer Press Tour: ‘Raised By Wolves,’ ‘A.P. Bio,’ Among Shows at Virtual Event
The Summer Press Tour will mark the first to feature the newly-launched HBO Max and Peacock streaming services.
NATPE Taps HBO Max Executive for Keynote Speech at September Streaming Event
The upcoming virtual event will feature several executives from leading streaming services and television networks.
Comic-Con 2020 Was Unusually Quiet — Is that the New Norm?
Comic-Con 2020 was hampered by Hollywood’s production issues, but competition for fan attention also looms on the horizon.
Peacock Faces Challenges in an Unprecedentedly Saturated Streaming Market — Analysis
NBCUniversal’s new streaming services boasts a free tier and daily news and sports programming, but will that be enough to help it stand out?
Colin Kaepernick Signs Overall First-Look Deal With Disney
Colin Kaepernick’s Disney deal will include a docuseries about the football pro and civil rights activist’s career.
Peacock to Stream ‘Ray Donovan,’ ‘The Godfather’ Trilogy, Other Popular ViacomCBS-Owned Titles
Peacock subscribers will be able to stream a variety of ViacomCBS’ most popular films and TV shows throughout the next three years.
Netflix Pledges $5 Million to Black Creators, Youth Organizations, and Businesses
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said the donations were intended create long-term opportunities for the Black community.
WarnerMedia to Retire HBO Go, Will Rebrand HBO Now
WarnerMedia’s move is a direct response to the confusion that has plagued HBO’s branding over the last few months as the company ramped up its HBO Max marketing.
Apple TV+ to Premiere Tom Hanks’ ‘Greyhound’ in July
Apple’s “Greyhound” deal is part of the company’s overall effort to push more noteworthy content onto its Apple TV+ streaming service.
AT&T Ignores Net Neutrality: HBO Max Won’t Hit Data Caps but Competing Streamers Will
AT&T will favor customers who use its own streaming service, which would’ve been prohibited under former net neutrality regulations.
Quibi’s Slow Start Is Due to Having No Popular Titles, Poor Marketing — Analysis
Despite execs arguing that the pandemic hurt the service, analysts counter that Quibi is floundering due to strategic flaws from the outset.
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‘Paydirt’ Review: Val Kilmer Lays Down the Law in Derivative Crime Thriller
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In a Desperate Rant, Trump Nonsensically Says Biden Will ‘Hurt God, Hurt the Bible’
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Los Angeles County Coronavirus Update: Total Cases Pass 200,000 As Deaths Approach 5,000
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Legends of Tomorrow: Olivia Swann Will Be Back as Series Regular in Season 6
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Tom Hanks could pull some strings to play Geppetto in Disney’s live-action ‘Pinocchio’