YouTube Changes How It Counts Views — But Not What Actually Counts
YouTube is changing the way it publicly counts views to be more like TikTok, Instagram and other platforms, but not how it pays creators.
Seth Green and Matt Senreich Turn Failed ‘Robot Chicken’ Sketch Into Hellbent Cocktails Brand
"Hellbent started as a joke but the more we thought about it, the more we realized there was a real opportunity," said Green of the monster-based line.
Brian Kavanaugh-Jones Joins ‘Backrooms’ Producer Oddfellows as Partner, Co-President
studio founder Chris Ferguson signing a first-look deal with Warner Bros. Picture Group after the breakout box office success of Kane Parsons pic
Teletubbies Owner WildBrain Buys AI Firm for $11 Million
artificial intelligence tool will be used to work with IP owners to create safe interactions for children with characters using generative AI
Fox News Names Emily Compagno As New Co-Host of ‘The Five’
Emily Compagno has been named a new full-time co-host of 'The Five' on Fox News. She was previously the host of 'Outnumbered.'
Hayden Panettiere’s Mom Denies “You Owe Me” Claim, Says She Went “Downhill” After ‘Heroes’
Lesley Vogel disputed a claim in her late daughter's memoir and fired back at critics Monday.
Katt Williams Expands PGA Tour Role for Championship — But It’s Not His Ultimate Golf Goal (Exclusive)
Katt Williams expands commentator role for PGA's Tour Championship — but it's not his ultimate professional golf goal.
Catching Up With Liz Meriwether on Serial Killers, That ‘New Girl’ Reunion Joke and Britney Biopic
Liz Meriwether talks about Furious, the running joke about a New Girl reunion and what Britney Spears songs she's listening to as she writes her biopic.
R.J. Kizer, Sound Editor and ADR Expert, Dies at 73
R.J. Kizer, the sound editor and ADR specialist who worked on Master and Commander and three films from Christopher Nolan, has died. He was 73.
Mike Schur: The Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger Is Existential for Writers
"A market ceases to function when competition disappears. And it’s disappearing," argues the comedy writer Mike Schur.