Author: Michael

After an incredible Season 3 that redeemed a lackluster sophomore run, “Reacher” is back with a fourth season that builds on what came before, while evolving the show and the character with new challenges, more commentary and also more humor. This is the bloodiest season of the show yet, as we swap constant gunfights for intense knifeplay that leaves a trail of blood behind. But it’s the political commentary that makes this season hit the hardest. Season 3 found Reacher alone in a mansion undercover, with a change in tone that made it feel almost like a murder mystery where…

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A new study from CreatorIQ and Influencers.club found that 67% of creators earn less than $10,000 annually from content creation. That detail was part of The State of Creators 2026 report, released Tuesday. More than half (62%) of the 5,095 creator respondents across 100 regions stated that content creation is not their primary source of income. The report also found that creator earnings are more likely to correlate with follower count and views than engagement metrics. That insight goes against advice from industry experts, who have spent the past year emphasizing that engagement is more important than follower count. “Brands…

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PaleyFest NY will give horror fans a sneak peek of the highly-anticipated “American Horror Story” all-star 13th season and let fans walk down memory lane for the “Dexter” 20th anniversary just in time for Halloween. The Paley Center for Media unveiled its lineup for PaleyFest NY, set to take place this Oct. 8-14. The week-long festival will feature conversations and screenings of some of the most acclaimed shows of the season including “American Horror Story,” “Dexter” and “The Diplomat.” “From exclusive premieres and behind-the-scenes conversations to unforgettable moments with the biggest names in entertainment, PaleyFest NY delivers unparalleled access to…

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As its legal battle with 12 state attorneys general heats up, Paramount Skydance is stepping up its campaign to get entertainment executives to support its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, with everything from a David Ellison op-ed to glowing statements from execs to a written pledge to increase theatrical output. The company’s efforts to gain the backing of the movie theater industry at the center of next March’s trial have won over some major players, but other execs who spoke to TheWrap remain deeply skeptical. Last week, the CEOs of Regal Cinemas and the U.K.-based Vue Cinemas, Eduardo Acuna and…

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