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Cinedigm Partners With Struum, A Streaming Service Designed To Simplify Discovery And Sampling Through A First-Of-Its-Kind Credit Based System ACCESSWIRE Sneak Preview of Struum Now Available on iOS, Airplay, Chromecast and Web; Full Launch Scheduled for This Summer Across All Major Streaming Platforms and Devices LOS ANGELES, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 25, 2021 / Cinedigm (NASDAQ:CIDM), the leading independent streaming company super-serving enthusiast fan bases, announced today that four of their...

Shrek from DreamWorks broke the Disney mold of animation and ushered in an age of irony that has nibbled at the ankles of sincerity since.

Walt Disney World took a major dive into grown-up entertainment in the 1980s with the development of Pleasure Island, which featured nightclubs with liquor, dancing, DJs, irreverent humor and late-night options.

The story of how Shrek evolved from an edgy critic of pop culture into the most mainstream thing ever with Shrek 2, Shrek 3, Shrek Forever AFter, Shrek spinoffs, Shrek musicals, Shrek theme parks and more. In doing so, the franchise became the very thing the ogre sought to destroy.

The film's unique brand of animated anarchy and sardonic irreverence still packs a punch 20 years after its release

As Disney profits from racial genocide in China, the family entertainment company fixates on race and 'white fragility' among its stateside employees.

"Tuca & Bertie" will return for Season 2 on Adult Swim in June, with all-new episodes airing on the network this summer.

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? On this day in 2009, Time Warner spun off AOL. Where The Market Was: The Dow finished the day at 8,403. The S&P 500 traded at 906. What Else Was Going On In The World? In 2009... Read More...

looks back at the highest grossing movie in America from every year since 1960. In tracing the evolution of blockbuster cinema, maybe we can answer a question Hollywood has been asking itself for more than a century: What do people want to see? Advertisement I must’ve known that all the toys weren’t about to die. I had to know. This was a G-rated kids’ movie, the third entry in a beloved franchise. Movies like that generally don’t end with their heroes being reduced to puddles of toxic...

Peter C. Clapman, reformer who helped change the way corporations do business, died of complications of covid-19 Fredrick Kunkle Peter C. Clapman helped changed the way American corporations do business, and he did it using the corporate equivalent of the ballot box. Clapman, as senior vice president and chief investment counsel at retirement and investment firm TIAA, became instrumental in using the voting power of institutional investors to push for ethical changes in cor...