Dallas-based filmmaker and photographer Stewart Cohen is expanding his presence in the stock media space with two major acquisitions under his licensing company, SuperStock. Cohen—best known for his commercial work
GALE and MilkPEP have gone full throttle with anime in a new youth campaign, “Milk Can Help,” that embraces the energy and exaggeration of anime, speaking directly to Gen Z.
Creative production studio Whiskey Bear has added a fresh dose of personality and innovation to its roster with the signing of Keegan & Nicole—a creative duo and real-life married couple
Acclaimed Danish filmmaker Casper Balslev has signed with Institute for U.S. commercial representation, bringing his vibrant, genre-fluid storytelling to the company’s already stacked directorial roster. Known for his signature blend
Doner CEO David DeMuth is doubling down on Detroit—investing in both its creative class and its sports legacy in significant ways. On the advertising front, DeMuth recently launched the #HireDetroit
The Man of Steel has returned, and according to early social media reactions, he is flying high. With just days to go before its nationwide release, James Gunn’s Superman has
Acclaimed director Tom Morris, known for his vibrant visual style, deadpan comedy, and love of misfit charm, has officially signed with SixTwentySix, marking his first U.S. production studio deal for
It’s a big dill. Literally. In its latest surreal turn through the fast-food zeitgeist, Mother LA has cooked up a new campaign for SONIC, launching the SONIC x Grillo’s Pickles
In a verdict that sent shockwaves through the entertainment world, a federal jury in New York has found music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs guilty on two counts of transportation to
In a major win for California’s entertainment workforce, lawmakers have officially secured $750 million in annual funding for the California Film and TV Tax Credit program, cementing Governor Gavin Newsom’s
Dunkin’ is going full summer fantasy with the return of our Reel 360 News crush, Sabrina Carpenter—this time as the voice (and face) behind Sabrina’s Strawberry Daydream Refresher, the newest
In its second weekend, How to Train Your Dragon dominated the domestic box office again with $37.0M in new ticket sales. The Universal and DreamWorks live-action/animation hybrid has performed strongly,
That’s a wrap. The 72nd Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity concluded with a final celebration of the year’s most transformative ideas across Film, Titanium, Glass, the Sustainable Development Goals
As the City of Los Angeles prepares to vote on a five-year renewal of its contract with FilmLA, the grassroots coalition Stay in L.A. and California United is calling for
The International Screenwriters Association (ISA) has revealed the three standout screenplays selected for its 2025 Diversity Initiative, a program designed to amplify underrepresented voices in film and television. This year’s
Bicoastal talent and literary management company, Entertainment Lab, is stepping confidently into the creator economy with the launch of a dedicated Digital Department—and it’s already building an impressive roster. Joining
Pistachios are everywhere in 2025 — and we mean everywhere. They’re starring in TikTok-viral chocolate bars, taking over coffee shop menus, and lending their vibrant green to gelato, lattes, and
Progressive Insurance, long known for its lighthearted spokespeople like Flo and Dr. Rick, is stepping into serious territory with a new short film and purpose-driven platform that’s all about closing
Move over, Making a Murderer. Step aside, Serial. There’s a new true crime obsession—and it’s crunchy, swirly, and sprinkled with Cinnadust. In what might be the most gloriously unhinged breakfast
The dragons are back—and breathing fire at the box office. Universal and DreamWorks’ live-action How to Train Your Dragon torched expectations this weekend, soaring to an $83.7 million domestic opening
