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After 30 years in Malaysian entertainment, respected actress Ieda Moin has publicly criticized the industry's exploitation of established performers, revealing she receives offers as low as RM500 while expected to cover costume costs.
Samuel Seow, founder of Singapore's Beam Artistes talent management agency and a former entertainment lawyer, has died at 53 from a heart attack while in Malaysia. His death marks the end of a controversial chapter in Singapore's entertainment industry.
Award-winning actor Beto Kusyairy believes Malaysian audiences have matured enough to engage with stories exploring sensitive issues like child abuse and trauma, citing the success of his recent series.
Twelve US states are suing to block Paramount's merger with Warner Bros Discovery, warning the deal will concentrate film distribution power, squeeze local theaters, and push up both ticket and cable television prices.
Twelve US states led by California have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, arguing the combined entity would dominate media markets and raise consumer prices.
A coalition of twelve American states has filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent Paramount from acquiring Warner Bros., arguing the blockbuster entertainment merger threatens competitive dynamics across film and television sectors.
Skop Production's Datuk Yusof Haslam has axed an actress from Gerak Khas 2.0 following her arrest on drug charges, removing all remaining scenes despite filming being 90% complete. The producer emphasises the decision reflects commitment to protecting the drama's integrity and the image of the Royal Malaysia Police.
A Malaysian actress known for her roles in police dramas has been released on bail following her arrest at an unlicensed entertainment venue in Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Raja Chulan district, where she tested positive for drugs.