Hollywood Recession: Paramount Global to Cut 15 Percent of Its Workforce
Paramount Global will reportedly cut is workforce by 15% in another round of layoffs amid the entertainment industry’s uncertain future.
Paramount Global will reportedly cut is workforce by 15% in another round of layoffs amid the entertainment industry’s uncertain future.
A piece published Friday at the women’s magazine Marie Claire called for more film and television storylines with lower-income parents choosing to have abortions in order to portray a loving and beneficial act to children already born.
Wealthy British stars have called for a “gadget tax” on electronics in a bid to have the public subsidise the arts during the pandemic.
Tyler Perry has become the newest billionaire in the entertainment industry, according to a new report from Forbes.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is headed to California later this month for a series of ritzy fundraisers hosted by the Hollywood elite.
RIYADH – Saudi Arabia is to invest $64 billion in its entertainment sector over the coming decade, an official said Thursday, as the kingdom pursues a programme of social and economic reforms.
British rock band Radiohead has no intention of listening to Roger Waters and will go ahead as planned with a concert in Tel Aviv later this summer.
U.S. rockers Aerosmith, together for some 45 years, will embark on a “farewell” European tour next year, the group said on Monday, kicking off the series of shows in Israel.
A Turkish court acquitted world-renowned pianist Fazil Say of blasphemy on Wednesday, four years after he first went on trial on charges of insulting Islam in a case that raised alarm about freedom of expression in Turkey.
Liverpool didn’t produce its disproportionate share of successful rock groups by chance back in the 1960s.
As tens of thousands of pro-life activists descend on Washington D.C. on the 43rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade for the annual March for Life, the abortion industry is fighting back with a series of videos performed by seven actresses about women in various circumstances who have had abortions.
The recent increase in minimum wage to 15 dollars per hour by 2020 voted on by the Los Angeles City Council may have a larger impact on the entertainment business than previously thought.
A recent New York Times report reveals the dirty underworld of the theatre industry, which, despite all its glory, behind the curtain could be described as nothing more than a cesspool of unheralded sexual advances, personal misconduct, and malfeasance at the hands of a faction of homosexual managers, who often prey on young gay men.