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Canadian theaters blaze the trail for U.S. reopening.

Ron Meyer, the former top talent agent who held senior positions at NBCUniversal for a quarter century, has been forced out of the media company after he revealed an extramarital affair and said he was the victim of a related extortion plot.

The media giant announced $4.7 billion in losses, a 94% drop in the second quarter from a year ago. That includes $3.5 billion for its theme parks alone, but also heavy hits to its movie and TV units.

It’s unclear how the actual Emmy ceremony will be staged and who will attend, but trophies are still set to be handed out (or mailed?) on Sept. 20.

Some people inside Hollywood say theaters may stay closed until next year.

Nearly 70,000 claims have come from L.A.

The 'Tenet' news could be devastating for theater owners, some of which have been teetering on bankruptcy.

Maybe the last place you'd have expected to find civil rights icon and Congressman John Lewis was Comic-Con — the annual pop culture extravaganza in San…

The deal is an unexpected plot twist in the fight between writers and talent agencies, but it needs a second agency to sign on to take effect.

No new reopening date has been announced.

With tens of thousands of new COVID-19 cases in Florida and California reported every week, park employees are telling Disney to keep the gates locked.

Unions that represent some 17,000 Disneyland employees have written to Gov. Gavin Newsom expressing their concerns, saying the state should not give Disney approval to reopen its Anaheim parks, hotels and outdoor mall.