Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino faced scrutiny in his antitrust trial, while Amazon MGM’s Project Hail Mary secured a huge box office preview. Netflix expands its live comedy specials with a Kevin Hart roast hosted by Shane Gillis.

States including California and New York are suing to block the $6.2 billion Nexstar/Tegna merger, signaling a multi-front war on media consolidation. Nathan Fillion and Alan Tudyk discuss the new Firefly animated series, while Prime Video and Netflix heat up the race for romance adaptations with Elle Kennedy's 'Off Campus' and more.

Jane Fonda protested the potential Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger at the Vanity Fair party, while post-Oscars buzz also covered a flat Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans reunion and Teyana Taylor's viral confrontation.

The weekend box office surged 65% with Pixar's Hoppers and the BookTok adaptation Reminders of Him performing strongly. Plus, SNL spoofed the Oscars, and a Firefly animated series with the original cast is in advanced development.

The Live Nation antitrust trial heads back to court after states rejected a DOJ settlement attempt, impacting the live events industry. Plus, SXSW debuted Kevin Bacon's meta horror film 'Family Movie' and a documentary on the cult band The Shaggs.

Universal's Reminders Of Him and Undertone hit the box office, challenging Pixar's Hoppers. Amazon raises ad-free Prime Video prices, and TikTok food influencer Keith Lee launches a new podcast with Vox Media.

Universal extends its exclusive theatrical window to 45 days by 2027, a significant move for chains like AMC and Cinemark. Netflix also unveiled the trailer and April 9th premiere date for Dan Levy’s new comedy series, Big Mistakes.

Producers unveil surprising changes to the Oscars ceremony, including a new Fab Five format for Best Casting and fewer musical numbers. In the UK, Fifth Season acquires The Story Collective, the production company behind 'A Thousand Blows', and we break down Nicole Curtis's disastrous 'The Breakfast Club' interview.Producers unveil surprising changes to the Oscars ceremony, including a new Fab Five format for Best Casting and fewer musical numbers. In the UK, Fifth Season acquires The Story Collective, the production company behind 'A Thousand Blows', and we break down Nicole Curtis's disastrous 'The Breakfast Club' interview.

We dive into the strange PR comeback of AI actor Tilly Norwood, who just dropped a bizarre musical comedy video. Plus, we break down the provocative lineup for the 55th New Directors/New Films festival, featuring the chilling Australian opening night film 'Leviticus'.

Live Nation settles its antitrust case with the Justice Department for over $200 million, requiring Ticketmaster to open its technology to other sellers. Warner Bros.' The Bride! bombed at the box office as Pixar's Hoppers surged, and AMC renewed its drama The Audacity.