- Toys “R” Us down under has collapsed for a second time (The Australian)
- Lionsgate boss hints at using AI to create kid-friendly movie cuts (Variety)
- Disney toon Primos is not getting a second season (ComicBook)
- Mattel’s Monster High film taps M3GAN director Gerard Johnstone (THR)
- WBD carries out layoffs across its cable TV business (Deadline)
- WBD shareholders reject David Zaslav’s US$51.9-million pay package (THR)
- TikTok is giving advertisers more tools and audience data (The Verge)
- Spirit Halloween’s annual opening event has been nixed amid tariff tensions (Retail Dive)
- French animation writers org AGRAF sets out new AI principles (Senal News)
- Emily Horgan on why Sesame Street‘s public-private partnership is a way forward (Substack)
- Moana 2‘s director is heading to WBA for a new original animated feature (TheWrap)
- CBC has opened entries for its AccessCBC program for deaf and disabled creators (CBC)
- Is AI doomed to get sued out of existence like Napster in the 2000s? (THR)
- WBD’s pullback from kids content opens opportunities for Disney and Netflix (Bloomberg)
- Netflix founder Reed Hastings has joined the board of AI firm Anthropic (THR)
- This summer could decide the future of superhero movies (Variety)
- ASIFA-Hollywood has announced key dates for the 53rd Annie Awards (AWN)
- Karate Kid: Legends could make US$30 million this weekend (Deadline)
- Is “Zillennial” nostalgia the secret behind Lilo & Stitch‘s box-office success? (THR)
- The UK’s creative industries are getting new guidelines to stamp out bullying (The Guardian)
- The soundstage sector could be facing its own version of a housing bubble (Variety)
- Box-office winner Lilo & Stich helped set a new Memorial Day weekend record (Vulture)
- …and here are five reasons why Disney’s latest live-action reboot is such a success (Variety)
- Check out this handy guide to common AI lingo that’s cropping up in the industry (TechCrunch)
- Bryan Cranston talks about reviving Malcolm in the Middle for Disney+ (Deadline)
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