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The company, which recently signed a new agreement with Howard Stern, said the host is "more relevant than ever."
The tech platform will allow readers to move between physical and audiobooks and offer the sale of books from independent bookstores.
The company reported 325 million paid subscriptions in its fourth quarter across consumer services, which includes YouTube Premium and more.
"You have to think about it as you're just trying to gain audience, especially in 2026, when everybody is just fighting to grab your attention at all times," says Spotify's head of talk stra…
The singer, who joined the podcast to promote her film 'The Moment,' said she did not want to have children.
'Liberation' also played its final performance with a new high of $734,237.
Dana Walden, who takes on the role of president and chief creative officer, is set to receive a $24 million package.
The pending acquisition has made CEO Bob Iger see his own acquisition of 21st Century Fox as "extremely well priced," he said.
The closure and pause on arts programming comes as many artists have withdrawn their programming from the center amid Trump's takeover.
A new book emphasizes the life, rather than the death, of Elizabeth Short, whose 1947 murder reflected a nation on edge.
Stagehands, audio engineers and more at the 9:30 Club, The Anthem, The Atlantis and Lincoln Theatre voted for unionization in an NLRB election.
Kevin Couch was announced as the new senior vice president of artistic programming on Jan. 16.
Rachel Dratch, Juliette Lewis and Harvey Guillén are also joining the cast.
The wildly popular play, penned by 'Adolescence' screenwriter Jack Thorne, will now deliver the entire story in a single performance.
Ten shows canceled Sunday performances but the majority still went on through the storm.
"Symphony No. 15 is a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, and the values of the Kennedy Center today are in direct conflict with the message of the Symphony," Glass wrote on Instagram.
Range will launch a new live division with experiential opportunities across sports, entertainment, music and more. The deal does not include the company's ownership interest in Outside Land…
The deal allows Rich Sparkle Holdings 36-months of exclusive global rights to Lame's content.
The company said it is "reallocating resources to AI-focused roles and teams that drive AI adoption and execution."
The awards ceremony will be held June 7, with the eligibility cutoff date set for April 26.
Leiomy, will take on the leading role of Macavity, while Ken Ard, who played the role in the 1982 production, will return to the show as a new character.
The adaptation announcement comes hot on the heels of the U.K.'s fourth civilian series, which continued to bring in millions of viewers for the BBC.
The producer and showrunner will release Obscura via Crown.
The ceremony is scheduled for Feb. 23 as part of the On Air Fest in Brooklyn for the first time.Â
The live male stripper show, coming to New York in October, is meant to be an empowering show for women.
