Ben Steverman, a reporter at Bloomberg, discusses the fun shortage, and why it’s gotten harder — and more expensive — for Americans to get out of the house.
The past few years have been bruising for Hollywood. Pandemic shutdowns and labor unrest led studios to scale back production. Now, a fast-growing, unlikely format is helping fill some of that gap.
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Gaming’s not just for kids anymore. The majority of Baby Boomers play video games every week, too, and Candy Crushing grandparents also contribute to the $60 billion-plus industry.
The Savannah Bananas, a professional barnstorming baseball team started in 2015. Since their first season, they’ve sold out every game – over 200 and counting. But what has led this baseball performance team to such massive success?
Leslie Morgenstein, president of Alloy Entertainment, is responsible for more than 900 hours of TV, including the CW series “Gossip Girl” and the Netflix series “You.”
China wants to transform Macao, known as the “Las Vegas of the East,” into a real Vegas that relies more on entertainment and tourism, and less on gambling for its revenues.
