Faber will stop supplying Sally Rooney's books in the UK because it can't legally pay her after she pledged her earnings to banned group Palestine Action.
Faber will stop supplying Sally Rooney's books in the UK because it can't legally pay her after she pledged her earnings to banned group Palestine Action.
A new TikTok fandom trend assigns favorite characters to religious roles like Mother, Daughter and Holy Spirit. Here's where it started and why it's spreading.
The Miley Cyrus Foundation pledged $1 million to the Downtown Women's Center's HOME Campaign, funding Rosa's Place, 97 apartments for women on Skid Row.
Lena Dunham announced a five-episode "Girls" revival on HBO in an Instagram video call with the original cast, with production starting summer 2027.
A new Syracuse study finds social media beats TV for political news and most Americans trust news creators like journalists, weeks before the midterms.
Shane Gillis apologized for an F-bomb on "SNL," but viewers and Dan Levy say the joke about women's gym clothes is the real problem.
A VCU study finds Gen Z trusts TikTok physician-influencers over their own doctors, often without checking credentials, and the lab coat plays a role.
HBO ordered an eight-episode "Crazy Rich Asians" sequel series with Constance Wu, Henry Golding, Ronny Chieng and Michelle Yeoh returning.
What's Trending and media cartographer Evan Shapiro return with an expanded look at the creators, platforms, AI tools, studios and companies shaping media, and why audience affinity is becoming a new measure
Meta unveiled AI video ads, a smarter business assistant and in-chat checkout, plus a new standard for AI shopping agents with Sierra, Shopify and Walmart.
AI filmmaker Dorothy Pang made a stop-motion short in a day in CapCut by briefing her AI assistant like a new hire and iterating at low resolution.
Filmmaker Chris Capel used AI to revive a comedy sketch shelved for 20 years, partly because renting a sea lion would have cost $10,000.
pocket.watch, Fairground and David Bianchi on why YouTube proves demand, how streamers want hundreds of hours of AI content, and why taste still wins.
Anne Hathaway's "Verity" opened No. 1 with $32.6 million while Tom Cruise's "Digger" bombed with $8 million, his worst opening in 19 years.
Paramount Skydance finalized its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover and rebranded as Skydance. What it means for HBO Max, Paramount+ and jobs.
Kylie Jenner will headline and executive produce "Bachelorette Weekend," a Hulu murder mystery where she plays a bride found dead in the pool.
Curious Refuge's Caleb Ward says using LLMs as chatbots is outdated, and shows the agent workflow that saves his team 10 to 12 hours a week.
Matriarch CEO Verena Puhm uses AI to explore characters before writing the script, and tests a new set of tools for every project.
Native Foreign's Nik Kleverov says AI has no magic button, homogenized output makes creatives matter more, and artists should document their process.