Exhibitors Should Allow Digital Releases for Mid-Tier Films After 30-Day Window, Analyst Says

Could we BE anymore excited? Probably not, as it seems that the Friends reunion special is set to go into production soon. The reunion was confirmed in February, sending fans of the sitcom into a total frenzy, and now it seems things are swinging into motion, a whopping 16 years after the final episode.

Alicia Keys has released a new song about lives that have been cut short due to racism.

CCTV of a man wanted in connection with a high value credit card fraud. Officers are continuing to investigate after a man purchased a number of goods with a stolen credit card on July 18, 2019 in Glasgow city centre.

Producers have a plan about how things will be filmed for Clare Crawley‘s season of The Bachelorette.

Larissa's new look on the season premiere of season 5, and Larissa says she isn't finished when it comes to changing up her look.ET's Melicia Johnson spoke with the 33-year-old reality star on Tuesday, and she was candid about her desire for more plastic surgery. During the season premiere, Larissa said she had already enhanced her butt, and had work done on her chin, cheekbones, nose and lips.«I'm a big fan of cosmetic procedures,» Larissa says.

Guggenheim Securities analyst Michael Morris on Monday said that media and entertainment stocks are in for gains in the coming weeks, citing "multiple positive milestones." On May 20, Morrishad expressed "concern that a stubborn investor focus on secular media headwinds (cord cutting, declining live ratings) under-appreciated the potential for cyclical-trend driven share appreciation in the near term." In his Monday report, he acknowledged that the media stocks he covers have since then

Imperial Capital analyst David Miller isn't yet ready to follow his Wall Street peers and declare a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing from AMC Theatres as inevitable. So he raised the embattled cinema giant's stock price target on Friday ahead of AMC Theatres unveiling first quarter financial results on Tuesday.

Though some will donate shares to organisations fighting for racial justice

Shares in the Warner Music Group were up 20.5% on the NASDAQ stock exchange at the close of trading Wednesday (June 3), its first day on the market as a public company under Len Blavatnik’s Access Industries. After being priced at $25 this morning, in line with its projected $23-$26 IPO price, and opening at $27, it finished the day at $30.12, according to MarketWatch, for a market capitalization of $15.36 billion and an enterprise valuation of $17.85 billion, when debt is included.

The rise in unemployment due to the novel coronavirus pandemic led to a new record in pay TV subscriber losses in the first quarter of 2020, and one pay TV analyst on Thursday predicted cord-cutting would accelerate further. "We see cord-cutting as a secular trend that likely will kick into high gear during and on the other side of COVID-19," Wells Fargo's Jennifer Fritzsche wrote in a report.

A U.S. advertising industry gripped by a downturn amid the coronavirus pandemic should be preparing for ad spending to return to pre-public health crisis levels in 2021, MoffettNathanson analyst Michael Nathanson predicted on Tuesday.

The production of James Cameron's much-awaited Avatar sequel is all set to restart in New Zealand. The filming of Avatar 2 was put on hold in March after the New Zealand Government instituted a lockdown amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic to promote social distancing and stop the spread of the deadly virus.