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News from a West Coast perspective.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that Peter Rice will oversee Netflix’s film team until a new head is named.
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The Los Angeles Times reports Nikola’s inoperable prototype was filmed rolling downhill for a promotional video.
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The Los Angeles Times reports Interscope executives are leaving as Universal completes a plan to save about $270 million annually.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the service uses its own cars and drivers.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the price increase as Skydance takes over.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that Paramount plans to reopen the theater.
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Reuters reports Character.AI agreed to sell some of its assets for $20 million.
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AFP says the Tom Cruise eco-satire was supposed to mark his return to serious acting.
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Flights were diverted as a Saudi-led coalition blamed Yemen’s Houthis, who had not claimed the latest strike.
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The Los Angeles Times, citing sources familiar with the plans, reports planned cuts after investors expressed concerns about user engagement.
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The Los Angeles Times describes an indoor water park with Barbie slides and Hot Wheels towers.
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The Los Angeles Times describes restrictions on elite study and work visa holders and a new investigation.
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The Los Angeles Times reports Spotify announced the renewal and describes Rogan's show as the company's most popular podcast.
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The Athletic reports the game will also be available on ESPN and ABC, with Brazil and Australia among Disney+'s markets.
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The Los Angeles Times reports the new Marvel Comics app launches November 16; subscriptions won’t transfer automatically.
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The Los Angeles Times says the figures come from a Hollywood union-commissioned study as Congress weighs a film tax credit.
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The Los Angeles Times reports Amazon’s six-year deal will make the show free to viewers without Prime Video subscriptions.
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Bloomberg reports in The Straits Times that the chain closed a dozen locations after its October 4 filing.
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The Wall Street Journal says David Ellison faces billions in cost cuts and nearly $80 billion in debt.
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The Los Angeles Times reports a $20 million worldwide opening for the Warner Bros. film, which cost about $125 million to make.
