Lola Plaku's Lola Media Group Launches Mentorship Program for Female Execs

Nathy Peluso means business, and 2020 seems primed to be her year. “Since releasing La Sandunguera, I have learned a lot," the Argentinian-Spanish rapper wrote, in an email to The FADER.

Though the year's best in indie film were honored during the 2020 Independent Spirit AwardsSaturday afternoon in Santa Monica, host Aubrey Plaza was quick to celebrate something else: diverse nominees and female directors.Taking the stage for her opening monologue, the host was quick to explain why the Spirit Awards is "so much cooler than the Oscars" because they "recognize female directors." "All two of them," she said."I'm so proud of how diverse this show is.

Sony Pictures Entertainment has renewed its feature film agreement with Spanish pay-TV leader Moviestar Plus.

Two 'boring' apartment blocks containing 280 flats will be built next to Booths in Media City.

By Ted Johnson

Disney Plus roared out of the gate, signing up 28.6 million subscribers less than three months after its debut. And despite Disney Plus’ smaller content lineup, about half of Americans said they think the Mouse House service is just as good as category leader Netflix, according to a new survey by consumer-research firm Piplsay.

Singer-songwriter Caroline Polachek explores the feelings of longing in a long-distance relationship on her single, “So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings.” On today’s episode of Verified, which premiered exclusively on Apple Music, Caroline Polachek explains the feelings and experiences that inspired the song.

And then she tore up the speech.No sooner had President Donald Trump finished his State of the Union address than House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ripped the paper it was printed on in two.Right there, on camera, behind Trump's back. As he stepped down, she ripped again.

By Dominic Patten

The Disney Plus streaming service is to be launched in India from the next month, piggybacking on the Hotstar platform that Disney acquired from Fox.

In a stunning moment at the end of President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi deliberately picked up half the pages of the speech he had just delivered and ripped them in half as she stood behind him. 

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi made her disdain for President Donald Trump known after he finished his State of the Union address, ripping up her advance copy of his speech behind his back. Trump had just spent an hour and a half refusing to give Democrats credit for any legislature passed in 2019, and started off the night by refusing to shake the House Speaker’s hand. It was clear at that moment that it would be a tense night at the Capitol Building.

It’s been six weeks since Nancy Pelosi led the House of Representatives in impeaching President Donald Trump, and he made it clear at the 2020 State of the Union that he’s taking it personally. As the president, 73, approached the dais in the same chamber where he was impeached on December 18, he gave copies of his speech to Vice President Mike Pence, and Pelosi, both sitting behind them per tradition.

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Marvel Studios surprised Marvel Cinematic Universe fans with a special teaser of the series they are rolling out on Disney Plus. The teaser was dropped during the Super Bowl over the weekend and gave fans a good look at Loki, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and WandaVision.

Disney Plus unveiled the first footage from its upcoming Marvel TV shows — “WandaVision,” “Loki” and “The Falcon and Winter Soldier” — during the Super Bowl.

Canada’s embattled Kew Media Group will continue to cease all trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) following a permanent cease trade order by the Ontario Securities Commission, as the firm’s portfolio of production companies scrambles to exit what one executive has called “a sinking ship.”

While the prospect of a sequel series to Ron Howard‘s 1988 fantasy feature “Willow” has gotten fans frothing at the mouth, Howard told Variety that Disney Plus still hasn’t made a final decision on the show as of yet.

Disney Plus is reviving “The Quest,” a critically acclaimed but short-lived fantasy reality series that aired on ABC in summer 2014. Casting is under way for a new version of the series, which will now focus on teenage contestants.