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Hollywood Climate Summit Sets Honorees For First Leadership Recognition Ceremony

Hollywood Climate Summit will honor model, actress, and environmental activist Quannah ChasingHorse, scientist and writer Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, Meredith Shea of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and Universal Entertainment’s GreenerLight Program at its inaugural leadership ceremony set for June 3 at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills. The seventh annual

New Resident Evil Reboot Film’s Posters Reveal October 9 Release in Japan

posted on 2026-05-22 12:00 EDT by Alex Mateo The official Japanese X/Twitter account for Sony Pictures Entertainment new live-action reboot of CAPCOM 's Resident Evil survival horror game franchise revealed on Thursday two posters, and they show the film's October 9 release date in Japan: Image via Resident Evil film's X/Twitter account © 2026 SONY

AAO Entertainment Signs Filmmaker Adrian Yang

EXCLUSIVE: AAO Entertainment has signed director Adrian Yang for management following the breakout success of his viral narrative short film Passing, which has generated significant industry attention after notching nearly 15 million views on Instagram. Shot and directed by the Chinese-American filmmaker, Passing follows a young woman who gathers the courage to speak to a stranger on a New

TikTok creators might soon put some videos behind a paywall

TikTok might use a simple strategy to keep growing: help creators make extra money. The Information sources claim TikTok is developing a paywall feature that would let producers charge $1 (or a price of their choice) to access a given video. While it's not clear exactly how the system would work, this would help influencers

TikTok Offering $5,000 to Small Businesses in Gridiron Grub Contest for Super Bowl LVII

Published: Feb 7, 2023 by Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead In Small Business News 0As Super Bowl LVII draws closer, short-form video-sharing app TikTok recently announced a Gridiron Grub Contest where small businesses can win $5,000 for posting ‘their best game day delights in a fun and creative way’ to the TikTok platform.TikTok Gridiron Grub Contest for Super

TikTok should be expelled from app stores, senator says

The wildly popular TikTok app continues to come under pressure from U.S. lawmakers. Many are concerned that ByteDance, the Beijing-based company behind the app, has close ties with the Chinese government, and that laws in China mean it could be required to hand over user data to the government to assist in intelligence gathering. There

Why Vice, BBC, WaPo, others see new TikTok teams as the next wave of specialist publishing talent

TikTok first, TikTok this, TikTok that. With continued emphasis on the short-form video app, news publishers have turned to talented TikTok specialists to get a grip on what works.The reason – as ever – with TikTok comes down to its audience. Like advertisers, publishers want to get in front of the younger demographics that can’t

Ad spending on TikTok defies advertising slowdown

Every downturn is good for someone. Take TikTok, for instance. Even as marketers continue to scrape dollars back wherever they can, whether that be from TV or Facebook, they can’t stop pouring money into the short-form video app. And that’s despite some big question marks over whether those ad dollars could be funding growing tensions between

The TikTok That Will Be the Great Unsolved Mystery of This Era

The Monitor is a weekly column devoted to everything happening in the WIRED world of culture, from movies to memes, TV to Twitter.It’s so stupid it’s perfect for the internet. In early December, someone posted a mirror on TikTok with the caption “imagine how good your life would be if you had a 26-year-old nursing

TikTok has matured, but there’s still room to experiment

This article is part of a limited editorial series, called The 2023 Notebook, and is designed to be a guide to marketing and media buying in the new year. More from the series →Marketers are still seeing TikTok as a worthy investment, though they concede there are still hurdles to overcome.It’s a promising acknowledgement for

Good luck explaining a TikTok ban to young people

Among the many items tucked away in the $1.7 trillion spending bill Congress is working to pass to fund the government next year is a small victory for enemies of TikTok: Users of government-owned phones and devices will not be allowed to install the video app and must remove it if installed. The move, championed

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Hollywood Climate Summit Sets Honorees For First Leadership Recognition Ceremony

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New Resident Evil Reboot Film’s Posters Reveal October 9 Release in Japan

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AAO Entertainment Signs Filmmaker Adrian Yang

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