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The entertainment world is witnessing a wave of significant developments. A London-based studio spearheaded by Eline van der Velden is defending its AI creation, Tilly Norwood, amidst industry backlash. The studio aims to provoke thought without taking over human roles, said van der Velden, highlighting the character’s purpose as a discussion starter.

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The end of the earnings season is always a good time to take a step back and see who shined (and who didn’t). Let’s take a look at how consumer discretionary – casino operator stocks fared in Q1, starting with Flutter Entertainment (NYSE:FLUT).

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After work was paused during the 2026 Calgary Stampede, construction is ramping up again in Calgary’s Culture and Entertainment District.

The World Cup final’s first-ever halftime entertainment show will require extended stage setup, potentially pushing the traditional 15-minute break beyond regulations before play resumes.

A music clip, a festival announcement, a gaming thread, a sports reaction and a streaming argument can all sit inside the same feed. The audience moves between them quickly, but the language around each one has become more precise.

Though its novel twisty form is the Playcube’s most striking feature, it’s the integration of Gemini AI that’s the headliner here TCL View 4 Images

Market snapshot: Zee Entertainment Enterprises is exploring pathways to unlock substantial value from its music business, Zee Music Company. In an effort to raise liquidity and strengthen its balance sheet, the media conglomerate is planning to convert the business unit into a dedicated subsidiary ahead of a potential 49% stake sale. The proposed transaction is…

SkyCity Entertainment Group (ASX: SKC) returned to investor attention after confirming the sale of its Auckland commercial properties has become unconditional, marking another step in the group’s balance-sheet repair strategy.