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Liongate has approved a five-year employment agreement with chief executive Jon Feltheimer running through July 31, 2029.

CBS Sports CEO David Berson said the volatility at parent company Paramount Global, which is laying off 15% of its U.S. workforce and preparing to merge with Skydance Media, isn’t taking his division off its game.

Manchester United have confirmed their third and fourth signings of the summer transfer window - with Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui joining from Bayern Munich.

Naman Ramachandran Banijay Asia has joined forces with India’s Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment (NGE) to develop original series and films, as well as adapt international hits for Indian audiences. Banijay Asia (part of Banijay Entertainment) is led by CEO Deepak Dhar and NGE is helmed by veteran producer Sajid Nadiadwala.

Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has revealed a series of leadership changes, affecting key positions across its entertainment channels. Nachiket Pantvaidya, a seasoned media executive with previous stints at Star TV and Balaji Telefilms, has been appointed as the business head of Sony Entertainment Television (SET). This marks Pantvaidya’s third stint with SPNI.

When Paige Louise Williams embarked on her journey to create a makeup empire, she had one person in mind... her mum. Growing up with five brothers on a council estate in Droylsden, her primary goal was to ensure her mother never had to worry about money again.

EXCLUSIVE: After announcing its first comedy special for Netflix — a current events-themed talk show format, hosted by Tim Dillon — Elan Gale‘s TheYearOfElan Productions has struck a first-look deal with the world’s largest independent producer of live stand-up shows, Don’t Tell Comedy.

Borderlands movie are in and they are far from glowing. The CEO of Take-Two, the company that owns the IP, wants everyone to “give the film a chance.”In an interview with IGN, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick said: “Let’s give the film a chance. A lot of people worked really hard on it.

Squid Game lead actor Lee Jung-jae is currently under police investigation after being accused of committing fraud.South Korean news outlet Chosun Ilbo reported on August 10 that the Gangnam Police Station in Seoul confirmed it is currently investigating complaints filed against Lee and Park In-kyu, former CEO of video production company WYSIWYG Studios, for crimes allegedly breaching South Korea’s Specific Economic Crimes Act.The complaint was lodged by Kim Dong-rae, current CEO of separate drama production company RaemongRein. In his formal complaint, Kim accused Lee and Park of “misleading him into believing that their involvement as major shareholders would greatly benefit his company’s growth”.Kim subsequently transferred his shares to both Lee and Park on this basis, however now alleges that Lee and Park are attempting to kick him out of the company’s management team after acquiring his shares.Kim also added in his complaint that despite a prior agreement on joint management – which he claims was documented in their contract – Lee and Park failed to honour this clause.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has revealed that Erik ten Hag was "doing too much" in his management role at Manchester United before he assumed control of the club.

Exam board officials have boasted a three year delayed government promise to abolish their failing education agency will be nothing more than a “sexy rebrand”.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Disney and “Fortnite” developer Epic Games unveiled details of a broad plan to integrate Disney brands and characters into Epic’s cutting-edge game franchise during the company’s presentation Saturday at the D23 fan gathering in Anaheim, Calif. During the Disney Experiences Showcase presentation, Josh D’Amaro, Disney’s parks and products chief, and leaders of Marvel (Kevin Feige), Pixar (Peter Docter), Lucasfilm (Dave Filoni) and Walt Disney Animation Studios (Jennifer Lee) revealed some of the early plans for the Disney-Epic Games collaboration to build new games and entertainment universes tied to its enormously popular “Fornite” gaming franchise. “At Disney Experiences, Imagineers dream, create, design and build these stories into real places.

Business executive Susan Wojcicki, who served as YouTube’s chief executive officer for nine years, died Friday aged 56, her family have announced.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Susan Wojcicki, who served as CEO of YouTube for nine years during a period of massive growth for the video platform and was one of Google’s first hires, has died. She was 56. Wojcicki’s death after a two-year fight with cancer was announced by Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet.

Jack Dunn “Borderlands,” Lionsgate’s big-screen adaptation of Gearbox’s iconic looter shooter, is now screening nationwide. Combining elements from the first two “Borderlands” games, the film sees mercenary turned interplanetary sorceress Lilith (Cate Blanchett) team up with Roland (Kevin Hart), Tiny Tina (Ariana Greenblatt), Tannis (Jamie Lee Curtis), Krieg (Florian Munteanu) and Claptrap (Jack Black) to take on an evil weapons manufacturer lead by megalomaniac CEO Atlas (Édgar Ramírez).

Cynthia Littleton Business Editor It’s a gathering that will bring together CEOs and CMOs, owners of NFTs and MBAs, trading card and pin collectors and a healthy dose of social media creators, podcasters and influencers. VeeCon, which runs Aug. 9-11 in downtown Los Angeles, is at its core an expression of the multitudes contained by serial entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk.

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp could sell its Australian pay-TV operator Foxtel Group.

Starz and BBC Studios’ BritBox will come together on a new bundle next quarter as streamers big and small continue to pair up, Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer said Thursday.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Lionsgate, still feeling ripple effects from last year’s twin Hollywood strikes, reported a decline in sales and while narrowing its net loss for the June quarter, as its Starz unit shed 500,000 subscribers. Revenue for the quarter was $834.7 million, down 8%.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer Take-Two Interactive revealed a beat on its latest quarterly earnings results Thursday, but no news regarding an exact release date for “Grand Theft Auto 6.” After announcing during its May earnings call that its highly anticipated Rockstar Games title was targeting a Fall 2025 launch, Take-Two did not narrow that window down further this quarter. And as to whether the video game company will reveal the date in its next quarterly check in this fall, CEO Strauss Zelnick told Variety, “I guess we’ll see.” Wall Street forecast a loss of earnings per share (EPS) of 2 cents on $1.25 billion in net bookings for Take-Two’s Q2, according to analyst consensus data provided by LSEG, formerly Refinitiv.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer “Fortnite” will host a livestream of Disney‘s D23 fan event Saturday featuring the “Horizons: Disney Experiences Showcase” presentation. Streaming beginning at 8:30 p.m. PT/11:30 p.m.