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This will just accelerate what I predicted, which is the return of the STUDIO SYSTEM and the elimination of agents and managers. Agents and managers will just be studio employees who do contracts, and instead of having glamorous lives themselves.
Hollywood talent agencies CAA, UTA and WME have teamed up to create the American Entertainment Alliance.
The organization wants U.S. legislation to force streamers like Netflix, Prime Video, HBO Max and Disney+ to spend at least 50% of their budgets on independent productions.
variety.com/2026/tv/news/caa…
Hollywood is discovering that AI can reduce the cost of television production.
Independent artists are discovering that they no longer need Hollywood to produce television at all.
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Incredible episode 🚀 @WriterMcG LONG HAULERS - BACKED INTO DANGER youtu.be/mUdfQv9qkg8?is=W6Dh… via @YouTube
I love my @Apple Duo. It’s perfect for me in every way. Working on two apps side by side is wonderful. I don’t know what the problem is with negative reviews. For me its ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.
The further outside the story you are, the more clearly you can see how dumb and low-class the storytelling is.
The Rest Stops on the Garden State Parkway that we passed-
Connie Chung 📺
Woodrow Wilson 👨⚖️
James Gandolfini 🤌
Whitney Houston 🎤
I visit two of the great coffee hubs in America per year and stock up. Hawaii and Maine. This is a small sample of what I brought home from Maine.
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Resolution and cinematic quality are not the same thing.
The story determines the technology's value. The technology doesn't determine the story's value.
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YouTube is pulling further away from Netflix in latest Nielsen Gauge report, luring 15.8% of viewing (vs. 13.1% last August) compared to 7.7% for Netflix (8.7% last August)...























