Pacino’s Book Is on Order
There are no reviews yet because Al Pacino’s book, Sonny Boy, has not been published yet. It will come out on October 8, 2024, but it can be pre-ordered online.
Pacino, now 83 (…)
ATV’s ‘Street Birds’ Travels to Panama and Ecuador
ATV’s drama series Street Birds is headed to Panama and Ecuador. The Latin American journey of Street Birds is starting today with Ecuador TC Television airing the first season, while Panama’s (…)
Atlanta: Another Hollywood
It took a sign built on the hills overlooking Los Angeles to make Hollywood what it is today, the world’s entertainment mecca. It took tax credits in the order of (…)
Nippon TV’s ‘ACMA:Game’ on Prime Video
Prime Video will stream Nippon TV’s large scale survival action thriller series ACMA:Game. The series will stream on Prime Video Japan starting April 7 — immediately after Nippon TV’s Sunday (…)
MIPTV Announces SDG Award Honorees
MIPTV has announced that Ubongo and Open Planet will each be recognized with a MIP SDG AWARD, presented in (…)
MISTCO’s ‘Bahar’ Travels to Spain
Turkey’s MISTCO has licensed drama series Bahar to Mediaset-owned channel Divinity in Spain. The 114-episode drama will premiere today.
Bahar tells the story of a young girl who struggles to keep (…)
Kanal D International Welcomes New Director
Kanal D International kicked off 2024 with new drama series Secret of Pearls, which is dominating Thursday nights ratings in Turkey.
At the forefront of the company’s expansion is Elif Tatoğlu, (…)
African Writers Pitch Stories at Series Mania
A cohort of African writers from the AuthenticA Series Lab are attending Series Mania Forum in Lille to pitch their unique stories.
“At the 2023 Series Mania, all four of the (…)
SPI Brings ‘Dizi’ to Sweden with Allente
SPI International, a CANAL+ company that owns and operates multiple channels and digital products across the globe, has launched its Dizi channel and Dizi on-demand content on the Nordic entertainment company Allente’s (…)
Social Media Sites are Publishers, Not Messengers
By Dom Serafini
Justice Samuel Alito summarized the Social Media position before the U.S. Supreme Court (here paraphrased): “You say it’s like the Miami Herald (or any other newspaper), and the (…)