Hollywood has a history of idulging itself, and many of the most stunning films of all time are the result of incredible budgets. Click here to read the story at collider.com. Discussion Questions:
For almost 100 years, the one thing the NFL didn’t try to mess with was Christmas. Click here to read the story at sports.yahoo.com. Discussion Questions:
Disney is investing $1.5 billion in “Fortnite” developer Epic Games in what will be the Mouse House’s “biggest foray into the game space ever,” Disney CEO Bob Iger announced Wednesday. Click here to read the story at variety.com. Discussion Questions:
Less than two months ago, Solo Stove embarked on what was widely heralded as a genius marketing campaign. Click here to read the story at adweek.com. Discussion Questions:
For the first time in NFL history, the league will broadcast a postseason game exclusively on a streaming service. Saturday’s nightcap of the Super Wild Card Weekend doubleheader on the NBC platforms will be exclusively on the streaming service Peacock, not on free over-the-air television. Click here to read the Read more…
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is out in just a few more weeks, but yesterday created a stir where a bunch of journalists and influencers released their impressions of a few hours of gameplay. Click here to read the story at forbes.com. Discussion Questions:
Sidney Crosby still remembers walking through the tunnel at Ralph Wilson Stadium over 15 years ago, experiencing what Buffalo Bills players experienced every home game. He still remembers the snow floating down on the temporary rink constructed on the field, where the Pittsburgh Penguins defeated the Buffalo Sabres on New Read more…
Thanks to a little show called Drive to Survive, as well as fresh ownership by way of Liberty Media, Formula 1 has never been more popular. Click here to read the story at vox.com. Discussion Questions:
If there’s one thing that many people have been able to agree on over the centuries, it’s that it’s fun to watch two people punch each other. Click here to read the story at marketingbrew.com. Discussion Questions:
Today, Universal/Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy‘s is clocking past the $100M domestic mark, a box office milestone for the studio when it comes to its experimental theatrical day-and-date releases on its Peacock streaming service. Click here to read the story at deadline.com. Discussion Questions: