Lucas Manfredi is a TV Business Reporter at TheWrap. He covers a diverse range of topics including the broadcasting industry, entertainment news, and the intersection of business and media. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Fox News Media, Yahoo News, and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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The deal will create the nation's largest Internet and video provider by subscriber base
When word first broke that Letterboxd was being circled by several suitors, including movie studios, interested in buying the beloved social network for cinephiles, its users were pretty irate.
Disney TV acquisitions executive Chuck Saftler is exiting the company after more than 32 years.
By: Lucas Manfredi
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is urging David Ellison and California Attorney General Rob Bonta to “find common ground” and settle a lawsuit seeking to block the pending $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
By: Lucas Manfredi
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is urging David Ellison and California Attorney General Rob Bonta to "find common ground" and settle a lawsuit seeking to block the pending $110 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
By: Lucas Manfredi
The former executive is seeking over $4 million in damages following his termination last year
California Attorney General Rob Bonta and Paramount will meet Monday to discuss settling the antitrust lawsuit, potentially clearing the way for the $110 billion merger to go through.
By: Lucas Manfredi
Former Paramount Pictures Domestic Theatrical Distribution President Chris Aronson is suing David Ellison for breach of contract and seeking over $4 million in damages over his termination from the company last year.
Representatives from Paramount will meet with California Attorney General Rob Bonta's office on Monday to discuss a potential settlement of the
Bass urged David Ellison and Rob Bonta to find "common ground," warning that "continued uncertainty is not good for workers, not good for productions and not good for the future of this industry."
