Entertainment and media landscape shifts with airline collapse, streaming changes, and high-profile industry developments across sports, music, and technology sectors.

Spirit Airlines ceases all operations after filing for second bankruptcy in two years, stranding passengers and prompting other US airlines to cap ticket prices for rebooking customers affected by the collapse.

Netflix breaks from longstanding policy by planning its first wide theatrical release with 'Narnia,' signaling major shift in company's distribution strategy away from exclusive streaming model.

Sebastien Sawe receives hero's welcome in Kenya after becoming first person to run official sub-two-hour marathon, with achievement sparking global interest in running shoe innovation and athletic performance.

SAG-AFTRA reaches tentative deal on studio contract, addressing key labor concerns for actors and potentially resolving ongoing disputes between entertainment unions and production companies.

Spotify rolls out green 'Verified' badge to distinguish human artists from AI-generated content, addressing growing industry concerns about artificial intelligence's impact on music authenticity and creator identity.

Steve Carell earns 11th Emmy nomination for role in 'Rooster,' potentially breaking his zero-win streak and representing significant recognition in his decades-long entertainment career.

Post Malone postpones Big Ass Stadium Tour with Jelly Roll to focus on finishing new album, delaying major music event and signaling artist priority shift toward creative completion.

Barry Manilow again postpones Las Vegas residency shows while making 'great progress' in recovery from lung cancer battle, highlighting ongoing health challenges for veteran entertainer.

Disneyland begins using facial recognition technology on visitors, raising privacy concerns as theme parks increasingly adopt biometric identification systems for guest tracking and experience personalization.

60 Minutes journalist Sharyn Alfonsi expresses concern over 'spread of corporate meddling and editorial fear' at CBS News following pulled report on Cecot prison, highlighting internal media tensions and editorial independence issues.