Kristin Brzoznowski

The 20th edition of the Entertainment Expo Hong Kong is officially underway, showcasing the best of Hong Kong film, television, music and digital entertainment across ten events.

Following its acquisition by Lionsgate in December, Entertainment One (eOne) Canada has reorganized its scripted and unscripted television business, with Kerry Appleyard joining the company.

Annamaria Morelli has been appointed CEO of The Apartment and Sonia Rovai as CEO of Wildside following the departure of former heads Mario Gianani and Lorenzo Mieli, who have signed a co-production agreement with Fremantle.

Max has officially launched in Latin America and the Caribbean, marking the beginning of the platform’s international rollout.

Michael Ebeid has been appointed as the new chair of the Screen Australia board, with Megan Brownlow reappointed as deputy chair.

BLKFAM, a Black-owned, Black-focused family on-demand platform, has made its entry into the streaming landscape.

BBC Player has added a brand-new feature in Singapore and Malaysia that allows subscribers to watch selected BBC channels live, in addition to the option to stream on demand.

At the 30th annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, Succession took the win for television drama ensemble and The Bear won for television comedy ensemble.

Six weeks ahead of opening, MIPTV has confirmed more than 100 exhibitors are planned to host stands on the exhibition floor at the April market, which will also welcome 13 national pavilions from 11 countries.

BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions has appointed two creative executives to its North American scripted business.