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Production days in L.A. drop by 33% as Paramount Global, Disney, and Warner Bros. Discovery slash thousands of jobs to offset streaming losses.

A new report from Altman Solon reveals that streaming has officially caught up to traditional TV in the global sports market, with Spain and Italy leading the digital charge.

The California Film Commission grants major incentives to 16 productions, marking the first time animation and reality TV join the program to fuel $1.3 billion in growth.

HBO sets a March 22, 2026, premiere for the third and final chapter of the cult-favorite series, where Valerie faces an AI-scripted Hollywood.

Opening in September 2026, the specialized school will train students for careers at major nearby hubs like Lionsgate Studios Newark and Netflix.

New data shows Netflix, Disney+, and Max will rely entirely on ad-supported tiers for U.S. expansion as premium subscription prices continue to climb.

Michelle Pfeiffer leads Taylor Sheridan's emotional new drama, which debuted its first three episodes on March 14 with a major character death.

From Disney layoffs to an $800 million spending drop in Georgia, the industry faces an "existential" crunch following the 2023 strikes.

Major studios like Disney and Paramount face a stark new reality of job cuts, streaming losses, and a shift toward international tax havens.

Netflix debuts the next chapter of its live-action hit while “Zootopia 2” lands on Disney+ and Nicole Kidman stars in Prime Video’s “Scarpetta.”

The eight-episode series 'Scarpetta' debuted March 11, adapting Patricia Cornwell’s bestsellers with a star-studded cast including Jamie Lee Curtis and Bobby Cannavale.

NBC's "The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins" doubles its audience since its January premiere, becoming a massive multi-platform hit for the network and Peacock.

The country star declares she has 'no forgiveness' for Trump voters in a blistering social media post that addresses the personal costs of her activism.

Sony’s next 'Jumanji' sequel and Netflix’s 'Protecting Jared' lead a surge of major productions pumping millions into the Hawaiian economy.

Global streaming spend is projected to hit $100 billion in 2026 as platforms shift their focus from expensive originals to licensed blockbusters and live events.

Major players like Warner Bros. Discovery and Comcast are ditching solo growth to prioritize profitability through strategic partnerships and industry consolidation.

Major platforms are ditching the "growth at all costs" model to prioritize profitability through massive investments in premium sports rights like the NBA and NFL.

Fox Corporation's Tubi and Paramount's Pluto TV are doubling down on content libraries this March as viewers flee rising monthly costs from major paid streamers.

As the era of cheap streaming ends, giants like Netflix and Disney+ are prioritizing ad tiers and bundles to hit billion-dollar profit targets.

A Q1 2026 report from Antenna declares the 'Streaming Wars' concluded in 2025, as the market transitions from hypergrowth to a mature phase prioritizing profitability, subscriber retention, and