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Shibasish Sarkar-led International Media Acquisition Corp targets acquisitions ​ By IANS | ​ 4 Views   New Delhi, April 8 : International Media Acquisition Corp led by Shibasish Sarkar is focussing on investments across the media, entertainment, and related technology markets. In a SEC filing, the company said it intends to target an initial business combination with the target company having an enterprise value of between $150 million and $500 million. The team includes two current and one former senior executives from Reliance Entertainment Holdings Private Limited, AP International ...

Reliance Entertainment CEO Shibashis Sarkar forms SPAC, files for $230 million IPO in US SECTIONS Share Synopsis The company, International Media Acquisition Corp (IMAC), has filed for a $230 million (Rs 1,715 crore) initial public offering in the US and listing on the Nasdaq. The US Securities and Exchange Commission has approved its proposal. Agencies Sarkar, who has more than 27 years of experience in the media industry, is the chairman and CEO of IMAC. Shibashish Sarkar, the group chief executive of Reliance Entertainment, has set up a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) — also k...

“ Not A Sports Show” Debuts on the Free Video Streaming Service on March 25, Hosted by Actor & Comedian Lil Rel Howery LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#AnheuserBusch–Anheuser-Busch, the country’s leading brewer and home to America’s most iconic beverage brands, and Panay Films today announced the upcoming release of their dynamic new talk show – “ Not A Sports Show.” Hosted by actor, comedian and writer Lil Rel Howery ( Get Out, Judas and the Black Messiah), the show will feature Howery interviewing current and former professional athletes in a six-episode run. Anheuser-Busch...

Insider Daniel Richtman claims that Henry Cavill blames DC Films president Walter Hamada for being sidelined as Superman.

Hiram Alejandro Durán/THE CITY New Yorkers working and volunteering at nonprofits that help meet the huge pandemic-driven demand for food became eligible Monday for the COVID-19 vaccine — but mutual aid group members apparently don’t count. The Cuomo administration move followed weeks of lobbying by leaders of nonprofits who argued that those providing meals to food-insecure people across the five boroughs need the shots to protect themselves and the growing legions they serve. “We’re on the front lines,” said Stephen Grimaldi, executive director of New York Common Pantry. The ne...