The latest Disney corporate streamlining reportedly lands hardest on Pixar and National Geographic, with ESPN also affected.

Why a “worst” Magic: The Gathering set still reveals how the game keeps inventing new ways to sell and tell stories.

A new cross-industry operator takes over the Academy of Country Music as streaming-era strategy and global reach get a reset.

Fallout: New Vegas and Pentiment director explains why forcing hard tradeoffs makes players interrogate their values.

Songs of the Past appears during Gamescom Opening Night Live, with more on size and co-development.

The actor brings his feature, streaming, comedy, and indie film pipeline as Anonymous doubles down on acquisitions.

A 14-minute AI-made film by the District 9 director sparked backlash over AI “slop” and technical uncanny issues.

Oscar nominee Ed Harris says he felt “misled” and “underused” halfway through Season 1 filming.

A Famitsu interview reveals why the first boss showdown is scripted to prove a chibi black mage is terrifying.

Ubisoft appears to be lining up an anniversary-era “definitive” release, but it’s unclear if it’s a true remaster.

The UK dubstep producer is pausing music and touring, apologizing to fans, and framing it as a health emergency.

Main Character, ARTEF's pan-European hunt for unproduced feature fiction screenplays, adds early partners at launch.