- Mattel scales back its DEI disclosures to investors amid US government crackdown (THR)
- Netflix wins the bid for Hasbro Entertainment’s Monopoly competition series (Deadline)
- The FCC has extended the Paramount/Skydance merger deadline to July 6 (TheWrap)
- China is considering banning Hollywood films to push back against tariffs (Variety)
- Trump extends TikTok’s US sale deadline by 75 days to negotiate with China (Reuters)
- Nintendo delays Switch 2 pre-orders in the US while it assesses tariff impacts (Wired)
- A Minecraft Movie has a US$313-million opening weekend (THR)
- Retailers discuss implementing AI in their shopping experiences (RetailDive)
- Australia is not budging on content quotas, despite US pressure (Variety)
- Kristen Wiig and Gloria Estefan join the voice cast for Gabby’s movie (The Wrap)
- How To Train Your Dragon’s live-action sequel to hit in June 2027 (Deadline)
- Hollywood’s once-coveted studio chief gigs are riskier than ever today (THR)
- Valued at US$500 billion, YouTube may surpass Disney’s revenue next year (THR)
- Netflix’s Adolescence made available to stream in all UK secondary schools (TheWrap)
- Milkshake! launches new accessible viewing features with Mixmups (Channel 5)
- Sony sets June 4, 2027 release date for Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse (Variety)
- Blackstone could be eyeing a small stake in TikTok’s US operations (Reuters)
- David Zaslav meets candidates to replace WB’s film studio bosses (THR)
- A Minecraft Movie is Fandango’s best PG-rated 2025 ticket pre-seller (Deadline)
- Disney and ABC to face an FCC investigation concerning their DEI practices (NPR)
- CBeebies and Sky Kids are nominated for two BAFTA TV and Craft Awards (Variety)
- Dollar Tree has sold Family Dollar for more than US$1 billion (CNN)
- Marvel unveils the star-studded cast of upcoming tentpole Avengers: Doomsday (THR)
- Nintendo is working to make its games accessible across devices (TechCrunch)
- Inside the Technicolor employees’ plan to launch Arc Creative (Variety)
- Bluey‘s “The Sign” episode will launch on the BBC next month (Advanced Television)
- France Télévisions CEO on the struggles public service media faces (Deadline)
- TikTok’s future remains uncertain, so creators are turning more to Instagram (THR)
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