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Lasser's five-nights-a-week syndication model let Norman Lear bypass broadcast standards that would have neutered the satire — the obits are leading with Woody Allen instead.
DC fan X debates Gunn's future; Variety logs the $100M loss — but the merger meant to restructure DC hasn't closed, so the studio keeps spending without an owner deciding the slate.
The domestic miss is half of prior comps while international holds at $98M — the franchise's best-reviewed film turns the 'fatigue' narrative into a distribution question.
Tidal converts the AFM's AI-licensing labor argument into revenue infrastructure — Spotify and Apple Music only label, creating a platform split that decides who gets paid starting July 15.
Brooks's $154 all-in flat price is a structural counter to dynamic pricing at a moment when Pollstar clocked the Q1 average at $108.63 — and his lawsuit is the backdrop, not the story.
Bennett spent 57 weeks on the Hot 100 as a featured vocalist and never got a solo deal — the coroner's investigation opens the question her career was never allowed to ask.
A production safety failure on a 41-show custom-production tour surfaced before a Brooklyn ticket was torn — who absorbs the cost of rescheduling is the question no announcement answers.
The buyers who lost disc ownership now lose online features too — the same shutdown wave converts a physical-media right into a time-limited service license across ten-plus titles.