Games/Entertainment

Sony named Hermen Hulst and Hideaki Nishino PlayStation division CEOs starting on June 1, replacing Jim Ryan.

Microsoft has announced that it will launch its own mobile game store in July...

Warner Bros. Discovery disclosed a larger-than-expected quarterly loss, owing to decreased cable TV advertising income and Hollywood strikes...

US casino shareholders vote on proposals to study smoking ban feasibility, sparking debate...

Microsoft's Xbox division is preparing for further job cuts to align w...

Roblox's second-quarter bookings fell short, with shares dropping near...

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Indonesia's beloved children's musical theater series, formerly known as "Pesta Sahabat," is set to make a grand comeback under a new moniker: "Swish." RTV, the broadcasting network behind the iconic

LinkedIn has entered the gaming industry to boost user engagement and retention by launching three puzzle games—Pinpoint, Queens, and Crossclimb—available on desktop and mobile platforms.

Warner Bros. Discovery shares plummet 10% as NBCUniversal bids $2.5 billion for NBA broadcast rights.

A lost masterpiece by Austrian artist Gustav Klimt, titled "Portrait of Fräulein Lieser," recently sold for a remarkable €30 million ($32 million) at auction in Vienna.

Korean entertainment powerhouse HYBE launches an audit into subsidiary label ADOR, following CEO Min Hee-jin's 18% ownership disclosure.

Aaron LaBerge, the chief technology officer for Disney Entertainment and ESPN, is stepping down from his role at the company.

Cinemark is allegedly duping its customers by offering 24-ounce drink cups that can only hold a maximum of 22 ounces, according to a proposed class-action suit filed in a Texas federal court.

Netflix's decision to cease reporting quarterly subscriber numbers heralds a shift in focus towards financial metrics like revenue and free cash flow, indicating its evolution beyond the "streaming wa

Lord of the Fallen developer CI Games reports a record-breaking 400% surge in company profits, just after implementing a 10% job cut that it received criticism for earlier in the year.