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Clayface Opens to $10.4M, Eyes $24M Weekend
Clayface’s $10.4M Friday leads the North American box office; A24’s You Can See Everything expands to $6.14M as Wildwood starts at $4.28M.
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US Congress Drafts 20% Federal Film and TV Tax Credit
A bipartisan US bill would create a 20% federal film and TV credit, up to 30% with uplifts, stacking on state incentives…
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65 Films Have Crossed $1B. The Pattern Is Clear.
The Hollywood Reporter’s ranking of every $1B-plus film shows animation, legacy IP and China driving the club’s newest members. What it means…
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RHONY Season 16 Shows How Bravo Feeds Peacock’s Funnel
Real Housewives of New York City returns Sept. 8 on Bravo with next-day Peacock streaming – a windowing and bundling playbook worth…
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Jim Geoghan, ‘Suite Life’ Co-Creator, Dies at 79
Jim Geoghan, co-creator of Disney Channel’s The Suite Life of Zack & Cody and EP on its India remake, has died at…
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Warner Bros. Dates Shyamalan’s Remain for February 2027
Warner Bros. has dropped the first trailer for Remain, the Shyamalan-Nicholas Sparks adaptation with Jake Gyllenhaal. Here is why the February 2027…
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Jimmy Smits Joins Final Season of AMC+’s Daryl Dixon
Jimmy Smits joins The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon for its fourth and final season, landing on AMC+ in 2027. What the franchise…
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Queer Edward II: The Business Case for Archive-First Docs
A 30-year-old reel of behind-the-scenes footage becomes a 97-minute documentary. Why archive-first docs are becoming streaming’s smartest low-cost catalogue play.



