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The deal allows Fox to sell advertising on Roku's home page, including for Fox's own content, as well as take a cut of all the subscriptions for channels available on the app.

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.

R. Scott Gemmill didn’t want to make another medical drama after his years on “ER”. Then came “The Pitt.”

Modern LED and OLED TVs have incredibly sharp and bright images but they don’t handle cinematic motion like older tech.

But they’re not telling yet. Jen Statsky and Paul W. Downs talk sticking the “Hacks” finale landing, the state of late night and comedy, and more.

Major studios are filming more and more outside Los Angeles in states like Georgia and New York.

Marlon Riggs’ film “Color Adjustment” highlighted racism and whitewashing in early TV. What about the media landscape today?

“Somebody recently put it as not realistic, but authentic,” said Debora Cahn, creator of “The Diplomat.” “And I think that’s the right way to describe the goal.”

According to veteran showrunner Erik Oleson, the industry is experiencing a contraction after peaking.

Critic Emily Nussbaum explores the costs and radio roots of reality TV in her latest book, “Cue the Sun!”