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Netflix Korea Starts K-Pop Audition Series We Go High
Netflix has begun production on We Go High, a K-pop girl group audition for South Korean arts-school students, likely releasing late 2027 to early 2028.
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Barrymore hits 1.8M premiere; Adam’s Law leads new strips
Drew Barrymore’s seventh-season premiere averaged 1.8 million viewers, up 21%, while Adam’s Law debuted as the top new syndicated strip.
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JioHotstar enters MENA via Starzplay with 500M MAU base
India’s largest streamer enters MENA as a hub inside Starzplay, with day-and-date originals and a cricket-upsell plan structure.
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Amazon Prime Sets $8 Billion Sam Bankman-Fried Doc for November
Amazon Prime Video has set a three-part docuseries featuring prison interviews with convicted FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried, for November.
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Skydance Day 1: $70B giant flags layoffs ahead
The Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery merger closes as a nearly $70 billion company, with $6 billion in targeted savings and…
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Skydance Faces an $80B Debt After Warner-Paramount Merger
Skydance’s Warner-Paramount merger closes with $80B in debt and $6B in targeted synergies. Streaming and IP are the bets, but layoffs loom.
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St. Denis Medical S2 hits Netflix Nov 3 after 6.8M-hour S1
Netflix US lands NBC’s St. Denis Medical season two on Nov 3, one day after season three premieres – a windowing play…
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Netflix taps IMG to produce all 64 Women’s World Cup games
The production deal covers all 64 matches and 100+ studio hours, with bilingual feeds in the U.S. and Canada — a live…
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Fitch cuts Paramount and WBD to BB on 7.8 times leverage
Fitch cuts Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery to BB, citing 7.8 times leverage and risk to the $6B synergy target after the…
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Skydance taps Mattel’s fixer for an $80B debt test
Ynon Kreiz takes day-to-day control at Skydance as it targets $6B in savings while carrying roughly $80B in debt and a controversial…