Creators like Taylor Swift and anime like Studio Ghibli are using traditional theaters as hubs for limited-run events. Why is “event cinema” booming, and how is it reshaping the entertainment sector?

The author and showrunner behind the hit Amazon Prime series “The Summer I Turned Pretty” talks about her writing process, how she picks the show’s music, and more.

The popular Amazon Prime series “The Summer I Turned Pretty” is stacked with artists like Swift, Beyoncé and Olivia Rodrigo, leaving fans wondering how big its music budget is. 

Ever since Tom Furrier, owner of Cambridge Typewriter, announced that he’s retiring at the end of March, the shop has been flooded with customers.

After struggling to get bank loans, Jane Rodriguez borrowed from family members in order to open The New Romantics.

Economic disadvantages like the wealth gap persist, despite talk of the “she-conomy.”

“Whe more digital we get, the more we crave these sort of physical manifestations of the digital,” says Rob Walker.

It’s more than just the fact that Taylor Swift had a massive year.

Movie theaters get a slice of profit from ticket sales, but many also capitalize on the moment with themed food, merchandise and more.

And yet, more than half of Americans say they’re going to cut back on entertainment spending, because of rising costs.