ACORN TV
Programming from several countries, including Australia, Canada, France, Italy, Ireland, New Zealand, and UK. AMC Networks chief Josh Sapan told The Hollywood Reporter that Acorn TV has "among the lowest churn" among major services owing to its focus as well as viewers' "dedication and affinity" for its content.

Nightmare Alley Star Willem Dafoe: “I hate day one shooting, because you're seldom relaxed. But it was fine, it was fine, and Bradley's a good partner. And also, it's quite a simple scene in the respect that we're seated down at a table, and other than the business of eating, it's a pretty direct scene. You're talking to the guy, you're telling him the story. So it wasn't a bad way to start, but first days are always hard, because you're folding into the world. Also, if people have been shooting before, they've got their rhythm and you have to kind of hop on board. You got to suss out what they're doing and join them. It's hopping on a moving train, you know? It's difficult that way.”...

The United Arab Emirates has announced the addition of a new over-21 age classification to its motion picture rating system that could become a milestone in moving the needle against censorship across West Asia. The new rating will allow uncut versions of international movies to be shown in UAE cinemas, though details remain vague. Recent examples of Hollywood films banned in parts of the region are Marvel’s “Eternals,” featuring the first MCU gay superhero, and Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story,” which has a transgender character named Anybodys...

For $35.99 Fans can travel to the land of Westeros where they can buy, sell, and trade locations from the Seven Kingdoms with this special-edition game. The “GOT” Monopoly edition includes six Monopoly tokens, 28 Title Deed cards, and 32 Chance cards. Instead of houses and hotels, the game comes with 32 Holdfasts and 12 castles, in addition to 94 cardboard coins (42 gold dragons, 53 silver stags), an Iron Throne cardholder with a musical stand, dice, a game guide, and more...

The Martin Scorsese Institute of Global Cinematic Arts — an academic and production institute that will encompass a new Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center, the Martin Scorsese Department of Cinema Studies and support for student scholarships — will be established at the director’s alma mater, New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, through a gift from George Lucas and Mellody Hobson’s Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation. The Martin Scorsese Virtual Production Center will house studios and soundstages for training in cinematography and virtual production technology at the intersection of digital and physical visualization, including video animation, performance capture, live compositing and live in-camera visual effects...