The entertainment industry is grappling with the rapid integration of artificial intelligence across film production and professional poker while navigating major corporate ownership shifts.

AI has become an essential, quiet component of daily filmmaking, shifting the industry debate from whether to use the technology to how control over AI-generated content will be managed.

Google is actively working to onboard creative professionals to its AI tools, mirroring broader efforts to formalize the role of machine learning in entertainment production.

Hearst has finalized a deal to acquire Disney’s stake in A+E Global Media for $1.2 billion, marking a significant consolidation in the global media ownership landscape.

The 2026 World Series of Poker has introduced an AI-powered detection tool to spot bluffs, raising questions about whether such technology enhances the game or undermines its integrity.

Naomi Watts discussed her reunion with Tom Holland for the new Spider-Man project, highlighting the transition from playing his on-screen mother to serving as his character's AI interface.

Kanye West is facing a new lawsuit from a producer who alleges that the artist failed to provide compensation for work contributed to his latest projects, 'Vultures 2' and 'Bully'.

Linkin Park has released a trailer for their 'Unshatter' documentary, providing fans a look at the band's evolution and the inclusion of Emily Armstrong.

Veteran actors like Samantha Morton are speaking out on age-related challenges in the film industry, noting the difficulty of maintaining consistent work as they reach their late 40s.