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Extending the CEO's reign was really the only thing Disney's board could do to silence critics, but it doesn't erase the shaky record

“This is the most extraordinary legal and public relations comeback of my 20-year legal career," a former federal prosecutor said

Office With a View: "It's really preparation meets exploration," Seth Althoff tells TheWrap

TheWrap Cannes magazine: "I don’t want to say, ‘Let’s party like it’s 2019,’ but it does feel like it may be even more robust than that," Bleecker Street's Kent Sanderson says

Placing the power of Twitter in the hands of a single man -- however smart, interesting or entertaining -- is a really bad idea

The new company's impressive catalog and assets will rival those of Netflix and Disney

Seth, what was interesting about your film is also how you got your access. and in many ways, you made it clear during the film that you had to pay for the video access at times, you made sure we saw that. but explain how you met nilson and andrea, how you got that access. >> sure. so, at the beginning of the pandemic, you know, my plans for reporting were sort of upended, right? i had plans to go report stories for magazines that i write for, and i was trying to figure out how i was going to co...

That kind of video access. in fact, you know, in a way, the pandemic and the sort of -- this move by all of us to start using video communication tools, it made it possible for me to get inside of an i.c.e. facility that i probably never would have been able to get into otherwise. the detention center at one point, and i wrote about this in "the new york times" magazine story that i published last year, did suffer my access to the video app and some of the people inside lost access to the tablet...

The performance of films like "CODA" and "Passing" shows how the metrics of success are changing as the Sundance film market moves away from theaters

"2021 has been a year that HBO Max broke through," Jason Kilar says to trumpet company hitting 73.8 million global subscribers