NBCU Chief Jeff Shell Says Film Industry Needs to Cater to At-Home Consumers

There’s still time to nab a record-breaking fish. A New Jersey angler caught what is expected to be a new state record during a chartered fishing trip off the coast of Cape May.

Halo Infinite developer 343 Industries has released a new statement that assures fans that the upcoming game will be worth the wait.Studio head Bonnie Ross reassured fans that Halo Infinite will be “the Halo game you deserve” in a new post on the Halo Waypoint blog, where she also reiterated the game’s Fall 2021 release window.“I realize the wait has been difficult, and I assure you that the team wants the game in your hands as soon as possible, but they also want to deliver something special…

Elf on the Shelf is going crazy in your house, imagine how giddy the kids will be to see a reindeer in their home. Following big success with its Reindeer Ready Live app in previous years, McDonald's has relaunched the technology once again.

tonnes of fish.Johnson said Brexit would be a gift because of all the opportunities for fishing outside the EU.But with ports shut and the industry now in turmoil, Sturgeon had a more personal idea in response.Asked for suggestions at her daily briefing today, Sturgeon replied: "I'm probably not one to talk, but a hairbrush maybe."Sturgeon added: "That's meant as a light hearted comment, not as a serious comment and I'm definitely not one to talk, as you can see."I actually signed him a

EXCLUSIVE: NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell didn’t mince words about the “bad dream” that was 2020, but touted the success of Peacock and laid out a string of streaming stats in a holiday-season memo to employees.

EXCLUSIVE: WGA West executive director David Young has acknowledged that he told WME partner Rick Rosen that he “should kick his ass” during a heated phone call in August, but denied that he ever threatened to “kill” him, as Rosen alleged in a declaration filed in federal court last month.

Jeff Bezos, said in a blog post that she has given away $4.2 billion of her fortune in the past four months. Scott said she accelerated her charitable donations because of the «wrecking ball» effect of the coronavirus, which she noted has also «substantially increased the wealth of billionaires.» Scott is among those billionaires whose fortunes have soared since the pandemic first crippled the U.S.

MacKenzie Scott, the ex wife of Jeff Bezos, says she donated $4.2 billion to 384 organizations over the last four months.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorSteve Kornacki has a new job that lets him keep his old uniform.MSNBC viewers revere the khaki-and-dress-shirt-clad correspondent’s ability to synthesize reams of polling data that helps them understand the twists and turns of various elections.

Jeff Bridges is giving fans a brief health update.  Amid a battle with lymphoma, the 71-year-old star said that he's "feeling good" also "got a puppy" named Monty and "had a birthday - 71, man," all in addition to shaving his head. Along with the bulleted list, the actor shared a photo of himself online featuring a bald head rather than his usual grey locks.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorNBC has for years tried to sell glitzy video commercials to the nation’s biggest advertisers.

Malik Beasley‘s estranged wife, Montana Yao, shared a shocking update that claimed she was asked to “leave” her family home”, in a new Instagram post that also thanked her supporters on Dec. 9. The post comes just over two weeks since her 24-year-old NBA star husband was photographed holding hands with Larsa Pippen, 46, in Miami, and the model, who filed for divorce on Dec. 8, admitted things “have been pretty rough”.

Also Read: AT&T CEO Defends Same-Day Release of 2021 Warner Bros Films on HBO Max: a 'Win-Win-Win'The NBCU boss knows that the recent decision made by AT&T’s WarnerMedia to roll out all of its 2021 theatrical titles in both theaters and on its streaming service HBO Max on the same day is “a different strategy,” but thinks “anything that, in my opinion, collapses windows… I think is going to add value to the whole business and I think theaters are going to be more than fine in the long

Jeff Shell, chief executive of NBCUniversal, said the film business had “stayed stuck in the mud” and was “leaving a lot of money on the table” even as the rest of the entertainment industry, T notably, has evolved rapidly.