Faith-based entertainment sees a revival in Hollywood. Defining what it is can be a challenge

Ben Whishaw, an openly LGBTQ actor, has highlighted the pressures faced by LGBTQ performers in Hollywood, stating that many feel the need to conform to heteronormative standards to achieve success. He noted the scarcity of openly gay actors at his level, attributing this to ongoing homophobia in the industry.

The Warner War has emerged as a significant corporate conflict in Hollywood, with the recent acquisition of Warner Bros. by Netflix valued at approximately $72 billion. This deal has caught the industry off guard, as stakeholders assess the implications for content creation and distribution in the evolving entertainment landscape.

Morgan Neville’s documentary 'Breakdown: 1975' highlights the significance of the year 1975 in Hollywood, showcasing landmark films like 'Nashville' and 'Jaws,' while offering a somewhat imprecise account of events and timelines.

The Oscars, a prestigious awards ceremony in Hollywood, will transition from being broadcast on ABC to streaming on YouTube starting in 2029. This marks a significant change after more than fifty years of association with ABC, highlighting a shift in how major entertainment events are consumed by audiences.

The Academy Awards will transition to YouTube starting in 2029, as announced by the film academy, marking a significant shift from traditional network television where the awards have been a staple for decades. This move reflects changing viewing habits and the increasing importance of digital platforms in the entertainment industry.