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Giant theater chain AMC Entertainment filed today to sell up to 425 million AMC Preferred Equity Units, or APEs, its new securities that have seen a price collapse amid a sour market and investor backlash.

Ken Barker, the principal accounting officer at Netflix, has resigned from the company just three months after he arrived.

Total executive compensation declined for top executives at Fox Corp. in fiscal 2022, compared with a year earlier, according to an SEC filing.

Passionflix, a romance-focused streaming service run by Elon Musk’s sister, Tosca Musk, has raised $9.4 million in a funding round led by AMC Networks.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s David Leavy has inked a new three-year contract as Chief Corporate Affairs Officer with the David Zaslev-led media conglomerate, Deadline has confirmed.

George Lopez is suing Pandora over claims the streaming service used his material without licensing the rights to it beforehand.The comedian, 61, said Pandora has used 37 selections from two of his albums - 2001's Right Now Right Now and 2003's Team Leader - on their service, TMZ reported after reviewing legal docs.The Los Angeles native said Pandora did not ask him to use the material and have not paid him for it. The latest: George Lopez, 61, is suing Pandora over claims the streaming service used his material without licensing the rights to it beforehand.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor Senior Twitter executives deceived regulators — and the company’s own board — about lax security standards and its efforts to fight spam bots, according to an SEC complaint filed by the social network’s former head of security. Twitter fired Peiter “Mudge” Zatko in January 2022, a little more than a year after he was hired in November 2020 as head of security. The exec claims his termination was in retaliation for his refusal to stay quiet about the company’s vulnerabilities. Last month, Zatko filed a complaint with the SEC accusing Twitter of misleading shareholders, alleging it failed to disclose “extreme, egregious deficiencies” in its security practices to investors. He also alleged in an FTC complaint that the company violated a 2010 agreement with the agency to protect user data.

Halsey showed off their long legs in a Monday post consisting of bathroom mirror selfies. The singer-songwriter, 27, shared a selfie showing off cherry red lipstick and white eyeshadow.  Leggy: Halsey showed off their long legs in a Monday post consisting of bathroom mirror selfiesThe next snap showed a full body view of the star accentuating their slender legs and interesting thigh tattoos. The singer's hair was tied up into a tight bun; Halsey added a thin gold chain necklace for a pop of sparkle.  Halsey stood up above the camera in the next shot, shooting a sultry look down toward the floor.  Vibrant makeup: The singer-songwriter, 27, shared a selfie showing off cherry red lipstick and white eyeshadow Accessories: Their hair was tied up into a tight bun and a thin gold chain wrapped around the Sing 2 actor's neckThe Gasoline singer, who uses the pronouns she/they, posed with a hand on their hip, jutting their curves out as they did so. 'be out in a sec!' Halsey wrote in the caption of the post. They also shared a photo on their Instagram Story which showed their tired eyes. They wrote on the photo, 'uk jet lag is a demon.' Halsey's night out marked some rare time off for themself after keeping very busy in recent months.  Striking a pose: The Gasoline singer posed with a hand on their hip, jutting their curves out as they did so Funny caption: 'be out in a sec!' Halsey wrote in the caption of the postHalsey welcomed their son last year in July, and shares Ender with Turkish filmmaker and actor, Alev Aydin. According to Us Weekly, a source told the publication that the couple are focused on raising their son and that marriage isn't a key priority. 'Marriage is not the sole focus whatsoever.

In the latest volley of tweets in the Elon Musk/Twitter purchase saga, the entrepreneur threw down a challenge today: either Twitter provide its method of sampling 100 accounts and how it confirmed that the accounts are real, or the deal is canceled.

Warner Bros. Discovery Friday detailed its charges for the second quarter that included a combined $825 million hit on the content side, including $496 million for content impairment and $329 million for content development write-downs, as well as $208 million for employee terminations for the three months ended June.

Houston Texans’ rookie wide receiver John Metchie III revealed he has been diagnosed with leukemia and will not be playing in the NFL this season.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSnap reported second-quarter results that came in under analysts’ already reduced expectations — and the company didn’t provide Q3 guidance — sending the stock down more than 25% in after-hours trading.The social messaging and content app company also intends to “substantially slow our rate of hiring, as well as the rate of operating expense growth,” it said in its first quarterly letter to investors. We will reprioritize our investments and drive a renewed focus on productivity.”The company reported revenue of $1.11 billion, up 13%, and a net loss of $422 million (an adjusted net loss of 2 cents per share).

Donald Trump’s plan to take his nascent media company public has had another setback, as federal prosecutors have issued subpoenas to board members of the firm that was to acquire it en route to an IPO.

Police in Wigan have arrested six people following raids that uncovered money laundering as well as numerous drugs. Greater Manchester Police conducted warrants at four addresses in the Marsh Green area.

AMC Entertainment shareholders have sent a message to the company’s CEO, Adam Aron, by voting decisively to reject his compensation package.

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The latest in the Twitter-Elon Musk circus has shareholders of the social media company seeking class action status for a lawsuit against the billionaire Tesla founder, alleging unjust enrichment, false statements and stock manipulation in order to lower the price or walk away from the $44 billion deal he’d agreed to.

Shares of Snapchat parent Snap are more than 30% in late trading after the company said second quarter financials will disappoint Wall Street “as the macroeconomic environment has deteriorated further and faster than anticipated.”

Shares of Paramount popped higher in early trading after Berkshire Hathaway, the company of legendary investor Warren Buffett, disclosed late yesterday that it acquired a chunky stake in the company.

Visual effects and animation firm DNEG has extended its deal with Netflix through 2025.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway reported Monday in a securities filing that it has acquired a stake in Paramount Global after acquiring $2.6 billion in Class B shares.