Euro Cinemas Rep Calls Out Disney For ‘Soul’ Switch To Streaming; Says Theater Operators Are “Shocked & Dismayed”

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorAMC Entertainment expects revenues for the three months ended September 30 of $119 million versus nearly $1.32 billion for the year earlier quarter and the struggling theater anticipates material write-downs of assets, according to an SEC filing Tuesday morning with preliminary financial results.Cash and cash equivalents stood at $417.9 million.The company also said it will sell 15 million shares to raise fresh cash.

Comedian Rob Riggle’s wife, Tiffany Riggle, has filed divorce papers to end their 21-year marriage.

@KearneyRob speaks about his brother Ross, who passed away tragically in 1988.#LateLate pic.twitter.com/ZEwjDHgFIU— The Late Late Show (@RTELateLateShow) October 16, 2020‘In some complex way, I felt like he was out there on the field with me,’ Rob told Ryan.‘We went back to the hotel room that night in Cardiff and Mum, Dad and Richard came up.’‘I was cleaning out my gear bag and I threw the jersey to Richard.

Dream Kardashian is growing up so fast! The three-year-old daughter of Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna looked seriously adorable in a trio of snaps shared by her proud dad. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star, 33, took to Instagram on October 15, writing, “Hiii lol” with two laughing emojis.

Taryn Manning recently claimed she’d been asked to be on “Dancing With the Stars” “many times,” but a rep for the show is having none of it.

Leena Tailor Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty has teamed up with Ryan Shaw for “Love in Pain,” the second single from Shaw’s upcoming Marvin Gaye-inspired record, “Imagining Marvin.”The track was co-written by Shaw, Thomas and guitarist Derek Trucks, and is due out soon, though a release date has yet to be announced.The collaboration marks Thomas’ first writing session with Round Hill Music, after signing a publishing deal with the company in September, commending the team’s passion for music and

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefSecuring Endeavor Content to represent a second season of a cross-cultural fantasy rom-com four years after the show’s debut was good news for “Dramaworld” and its producer, Korean-American company Third Culture Content.So, too, was the attachment of major talent, including Daniel Dae Kim, Henry Lau, and feted Korean actor Ha Ji-won (“Secret Garden,” “Duelist”).But, arguably, the greater triumph was managing to produce the show this spring.

The music company behind BTS floated on the stock market in Seoul earlier today. A rapidly rising share price has given the company an initial valuation of 9.6 trillion South Korean wong (that’s $8.3 billion or £6.4 billion).You could say that that valuation proves K-pop is good business.

Arguably the biggest group in the world, BTS, took over the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.

Arguably the biggest group in the world, BTS, took over the 2020 Billboard Music Awards.

Chris Willman Music WriterA two-day concert event performed by BTS from Seoul on Saturday and Sunday, “Map of the Soul ON:E,” brought in 993,000 viewers representing 191 countries or regions, reps for the group announced Monday.Although no gross was reported, in the United States, ticket prices for a basic “HD multi-view” viewing ranged from $45-55 for a single day to $81-91 for a two-day pass.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterPatty Jenkins, whose Wonder Woman 1984 has been delayed three times during the pandemic, has fired a warning that the big screen experience is fighting for its life amid continued disruption to the film slate and a lack of government support.“This will not be a reversible process. We could lose movie theater-going forever,” she said in an interview with Reuters.Her comments follow news this week that major exhibitor Cineworld, which owns the U.S.

The Walt Disney Co. should halt its $3 billion annual dividend and instead spend that money on content for Disney+.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorEXCLUSIVE: Rob Lowe’s directorial debut in the documentary realm, Madness in the Hills, will premiere on Peacock on Friday.The film tells the story of the mudslides that killed 23 people in Southern California in January 2018, including many friends and neighbors of Lowe. His community in Montecito was in the center of the destruction, which resulted from the Thomas Fire, which burned for more than a month at the end of 2017.