Jaguar is using three British actors known for their roles as villains to give its F-Type coupe a sophisticated cool factor at the biggest ad event of the American calendar.
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Mr. Grant, long a dominant voice on the airwaves, took advantage of the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine and thrived on the radio despite racist remarks.
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The DreamTab, produced by Fuhu and DreamWorks Animation, will regularly update with custom content from the animation studio.
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Unleashing their inner cave dweller, Disney guests will eat as many as two million of the theme parks’ giant smoked turkey legs in 2013.
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Critics of state tax incentives to ESPN, the multibillion-dollar sports media powerhouse, say the money would be better spent on smaller companies that are in greater need.
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Robert A. Iger received overall compensation valued at $34.3 million, down from $40.2 million in the 2012 fiscal year.
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Universal Pictures announced that the movie had been pushed back nine months after one of the movie’s stars, Paul Walker, died in a car crash.
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Brad Grey of Paramount Pictures has chosen to produce fewer films, giving up revenue, but increasing profitability as the industry moves into survival mode.
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The blockbuster model, despite a surplus of coming titles and a frightful recent track record, remains a profitable model for the biggest filmmakers.
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Katie Couric’s syndicated talk show, which began with enormous fanfare in September 2012, will cease production at the end of the current season.
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Bob and Harvey Weinstein, who founded Miramax but left in a split with its then-owner, Walt Disney, in 2005, will produce and distribute films and television shows based on the studio’s library.
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For ABC, every important ratings measure in prime time is qualified by what amounts to a footnote: “not counting sports.”
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Commercials featuring cast members of shows were common when advertisers and agencies owned the programs they sponsored, but the concept is now enjoying something of a comeback.
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Jerry Bruckheimer, the heavyweight Hollywood producer, signed a three-year, first-look deal with the studio, after being based at Walt Disney Studios.
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A couple from Los Angeles have bought Disney’s birthplace in Chicago and plan to turn it into a private museum.
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The sudden death of the actor has left Universal Pictures considering how it will proceed with the seventh title in the series, which is halfway through filming.
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Martin Scorsese’s “The Wolf of Wall Street,” starring Leonardo DiCaprio, was completed last week and hurriedly scheduled for movie industry screenings.
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Disney’s “Frozen” took in $93 million over the holiday weekend, partly because its marketing strategy played down the princesses in the film, in order to attract more boys.
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With an eastward push, Jim Delany found yet another cash engine for the football conference he’s led for the past 25 years.
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Mrs. Miller, the last surviving child of Walt Disney, co-founded a museum dedicated to the memory of her father as a human being rather than a brand.
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