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You Can See Everything Adds $19.5M, Up 28%; Clayface Leads
A24’s documentary grew 28% to $19.5M in its second weekend, while Clayface topped the chart with a low-budget $24M debut.
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M&A Money Pivots to Creators as Mega-Mergers Dwindle
Dealmakers are turning from giant media combinations to creators, YouTube-native talent and individual IP that can be scaled and licensed.
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AHS: 13 Sets Streaming High With 4M Global Debut
FX counted about 4 million worldwide views for American Horror Story: 13 in its first four days on Hulu and Disney+, the…
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Chicken Shop Date Final Season Hits Netflix and YouTube Oct. 2
Netflix licenses the final season and library of Amelia Dimoldenberg’s Chicken Shop Date—simultaneously with YouTube—as its creator push deepens.
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Netflix lands American Royals YA drama in development
Netflix is developing the YA book series American Royals with writer Ted Malawer and Alloy Entertainment. Why the genre keeps winning streamer…
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Not a Stranger Jumps 111% in Week Two on Netflix
The Turkish thriller grew from 4.6M to 9.7M completed views in its second week, taking No. 1 on Netflix’s non-English TV chart.
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UK Panel Tells BBC to Stop Overpaying for U.S. Shows
A UK parliamentary panel says the BBC should stop using licence-fee cash to outbid commercial rivals for foreign shows such as Scooby-Doo.
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Roku Sets Battle of the Streaming Stars With Terry Crews
Roku Channel orders two specials of Battle of the Streaming Stars from Omaha Productions, with Terry Crews hosting and a golden remote…
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Lionsgate and LG Launch Franchise FAST Channels in U.S., Canada
Lionsgate and LG Channels are launching free ad-supported channels for Hunger Games, Saw and John Wick, timed to Halloween and upcoming films.
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Netflix Sets Dead-End Job for Oct 30, 2026
Netflix’s horror-comedy K-drama Dead-End Job moves to Oct 30, 2026, with Lee Jae Wook leading an eight-episode series for the pre-Halloween window.