Character.AI Bankruptcy: What Disney's $20M Bid Actually Buys
Character.AI filed Chapter 11 in Delaware on Oct. 12, 2026. Court filings show Disney's $20M bid would buy a non-exclusive IP license, not the app or user data.
Entertainment & Media
The entertainment stories trending today, from box office weekends and streaming charts to deals, prices and announcements, built from official numbers and on-record statements rather than rumor.
Gibney's 'Musk' Goes Wide: Who Holds the Rights, and the Numbers
Alex Gibney's 'Musk' expands nationwide Oct. 16. Who holds which rights, the opening numbers, the ad refusals and the change of owner at HBO's parent.
Netflix's '300 Titles' With AI: What Its Filings Actually Say
A Netflix executive's Busan remark about AI in 300 titles made headlines. Netflix's filings and rules show what was used, where, and what needs sign-off.
GTA 6 Leak Threat: What Take-Two's Filings and Court Papers Say
A leaker threatens to release a full GTA 6 build unless Take-Two ships discs. What Take-Two's filings, the disc-free box and its court subpoenas show.
Nicolas Cage's AI Waiver Refusal: What Actors' Contracts Say
Nicolas Cage says he refused Amazon's AI waiver on Spider-Noir. What the SAG-AFTRA contract requires for digital replicas, and what Amazon's filings show.
Warner Bros. Execs' $1.1B at Deal Price: What the Filings Show
Five Warner Bros. Discovery executives' Form 4s total about $1.1 billion at the deal price: what became a right to cash, what is contingent, and the pay vote.