Not a Single Episode Cleared Censorship

Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos Says China Shut Out the Streamer: “Not a Single Episode Cleared Censorship”

Netflix’s absence in China isn’t a fluke, it’s the result of years of failed negotiations, rigid censorship rules, and a government that simply wasn’t interested, according to Co-CEO Ted Sarandos. And now, he says, it’s one of the company’s biggest advantages. At a time when every major Hollywood studio was chasing access to the Chinese market,…

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Bullet Train Explosion

‘Bullet Train Explosion’ Director Shinji Higuchi Reflects on Casting Tsuyoshi Kusanagi and Tackling Moral Questions in New Netflix Thriller

Netflix’s new Japanese action thriller, Bullet Train Explosion, is more than a fast-paced ride. It reflects human dignity, personal rebellion, and creative freedom. Director Shinji Higuchi opens up about the long journey to bring this project to life, casting pop icon Tsuyoshi Kusanagi, and the moral weight behind his filmmaking. A Reboot with Real Stakes Bullet Train Explosion…

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Hayden Christensen Teases

Hayden Christensen Teases More Darth Vader Stories In ‘Star Wars’ Universe: “There’s A Lot We Could Still Tell”

Hayden Christensen isn’t stepping away from the dark side just yet. The actor, who brought Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader to life in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, has confirmed he’ll return in Ahsoka Season 2, and he’s not ruling out more appearances either. “There’s a lot that we could still explore with Vader,” Christensen…

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Seth Rogen Scrapped Episode of ‘The Studio

Seth Rogen Scrapped Episode of ‘The Studio’ After Cameo Fell Through

Seth Rogen’s new comedy show, “The Studio,” has been brimming with major-guest-stars such as Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, and Olivia Wilde. Behind the scenes, though, making the show successful with cameos was not that simple. In one case, it meant canceling an entire episode. “We Literally Didn’t Shoot the Episode” Speaking on IndieWire’s Filmmaker Toolkit podcast, Rogen…

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L.A. DA Wants Menendez Brothers’

L.A. DA Tries to Delay Menendez Brothers’ Resentencing Again, Citing Governor’s Unseen Report

Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman has filed a conditional motion to postpone the pivotal resentencing hearing for Erik and Lyle Menendez, which is set for today, April 17. His office wants Judge Michael Jesic to wait until a risk assessment report, ordered by Governor Gavin Newsom, is reviewed by the court. That report, completed earlier this week,…

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Joseph Quinn

Joseph Quinn Helped Shape a Softer, Smarter Johnny Storm in The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Joseph Quinn is stepping into the flame, but not without bringing some change. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, the Stranger Things breakout revealed that he helped reimagine the role of Johnny Storm, aka The Human Torch, for Marvel’s upcoming film The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Known for his charm and comedic arrogance, Johnny Storm has long been portrayed as…

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Walter Emanuel Jones Responds to “Mistake"

Walter Emanuel Jones Responds to “Mistake” Comment About Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Casting

Jones, who originated the role of Zack Taylor(the original Black Ranger) addressed recent comments made by Power Rangers head writer Tony Oliver in Investigation Discovery’s docuseries Hollywood Demons. In the episode, Oliver reflected on the decision to cast a Black actor and an Asian actress in the roles of the Black and Yellow Rangers, respectively, saying: “None of…

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James Cameron Wants to Use AI

James Cameron Wants to Use AI to Cut Movie Costs, Without Cutting Jobs

James Cameron, the Oscar-winning director behind Avatar and Titanic, is shifting his stance on artificial intelligence. After long warning about its dangers, he now says AI could help lower the cost of making blockbuster films and do it without firing anyone. Cameron recently joined the Board of Directors at Stability AI, a company focused on transforming visual media through…

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