Stay updated with breaking news from Streamers. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Once the dust settles, and the historical Artists vs. Studios Strike of 2023 is over, there will be a new Hollywood. Here, industry insiders discuss what they anticipate for the future.
voting, we go to vote anyhow. no matter how hard you make it, we come in anyhow. they go and try to put women back in the kitchen, with an apron, we not going back in the kitchen. we not putting the apron back on. they tried to tell gays, get back in the closet, we not going back in the closet, we're going to lock the closet. we go to stand up for who we are, and where we are, and what we are, our fathers fought for this, and we go to maintain. 60 years ago, martin is the king talked about a dream. 60 years later, we are the dreamers. the problem is, we're facing the schemer's. it's the streamers on one side, the schemer is on the other. the dreamers are fighting for voting rights, the schemer's are changing voting regulations and states. the dreamers are standing up for women's rights to juice, the schemer's are arguing whether they're going to make you stop at six weeks or 15
our oscar lineup we've had 12 years a slave, two years ago we had coda, child of disabled adults. so, you know, we've definitely had a lot of minority representation in flames in the last decade, unlike -- you know, so we've definitely hit the quota in our stories. so to come back and do a retro pull is kind of ironic. >> trace: ten seconds wrap us up seth? >> basically i think the future's brighter for this just because of the diversity of programming is being met. i think the academy's changed and all these different streamers outlet, whether they stay in business or not will continue to offer lots of different kinds of programming to keep audiences out there. >> mike louis wrote a great book. >> trace: michael he did write a great book and also wrote money ball people know as well. >> money ball exactly. >> trace: jacqui, seth, great to have you both on. thank you ♪ . >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos this daring pug
for american tv viewers but hold your wallet because the prices, if you want commercial free, are going way up. welcome to stream flailings, let's bring in vat america's director and pop culture and entertainment expert jacqui jordan. thank you both. seth, i want to put these on the board. this is the ad streaming cost. you see netflix 15.49 now, disney plus doubled their price, 13.99 hbo max 59.99 and hulu and all these other ones. hitting like 75 bucks for these things and sometimes you still have to watch the ads. >> yeah, what's happening now is i think the studios and the streamers have figured out there are different price points out there that consumers might not be so price sensitive on the subscription side of things, disney seeing it so is netflix so pushing that price up and the mid tier, the average revenue per user on the ad supported stuff so they're emphasizing the
>> major: now, space tourism history. being in richard branson's virgin galactic space, carrying its first group of tourists. a former british olympian paid $200,000 for his ticket back in 2005. the cost now is $450,000. mother and daughter from antigua and barbuda, won their tickets in a contest, were also on board. the spacecraft returned safely to its runway in new mexico. tonight, higher prices at two streaming services. disney+ is raising the subscription fee on its ad free service from $10.99 a month to $13.99, double what it cost in 2019 when the service launched. whose ad free packages going from $14.99 to $17.99. streamers have been raising prices on premium plans, apparently hoping to drive customers to cheaper plans that carry adds bureau important news tonight if f you have k kiwis i.
that the success with long lines in cinemas and repeat viewings "prove that movies are back" after the cinema industry's troubles with pandemic lockdowns and competition from streamers. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. there could be a connection between bird species in the area and the mental health of people living there. scientists compared figures from the database. major flooding in alaska has triggered a state of emergency. it has prompted evacuations for some residents in the state capital. this is the moment a house collapsed in the