Why the huge bidding war over Warner Bros?

For more than a century, Warner Bros has been one of Hollywood’s biggest players, a legacy studio that helped define the Golden Age of cinema with iconic blockbuster movies. Now, it’s at the centre of a contentious, billion-dollar bidding war between Netflix, the world’s leading streaming platform, and Paramount Skydance, owned by the powerful Ellison family, which has close ties to President Trump.

Donald Trump's Desperate To Deflect Attention Away From His Failures

Donald Trump is the ultimate example of failing up. He's a horrible businessman and an even worst human being who's incapable of excepting responsibility for his ineptitude looks for targets of opportunity to blame or change the narrative. 

Yesterday the fool in chief signed an executive order opening the possibility of America mining the moon for minerals. Yes, that's what's most needed during a global pandemic, space mining. That should help absolutely no one. To further show just how desperate the king of failure is.  He also mentioned the possibility of pardoning Joe Exotic of Tiger King fame from Netflix. It's all just a tease.  He's trying to coattail or hop on the Tiger King's popularity train all in a vain effort to make himself more popular. Not to worry Desperate Donnie it won't work.

Because he's so insecure and needs affirmation from his crazy base of voters he's now attacking the World Health Organization (WHO) over not their failures during the coronavirus outbreak but to cover up his own. 

Donald Trump is giving America a giant swirly as the country circles the drain thanks to his ineptitude.  

Why your Netflix thumbnails don't look like mine

Netflix has thousands of videos to choose from for a night (or day) of marathon watching. The problem is: how do you pick what to watch? It can be daunting searching through various titles, so much so that you may end up skipping to watch anything altogether. Netflix tries to make it easier to pick titles through personalization of their site—including the thumbnails you’ll see for every piece of content in their catalog.

Cutting the TV cord: The Netflix-driven online phenomenon

A look at how online streaming services are revolutionising entertainment across the globe.

Subscription video service Netflix is now the most popular US platform for watching entertainment on TV. According to a recent survey by Wall Street firm Cowen & Co, it has now overtaken traditional broadcast, cable television and other online streaming services like Youtube and Amazon. 

With its own studio in Hollywood, Netflix is now one of the world's biggest film and TV producers. It boasts collaborations with some of television and cinema's most renowned names, such as a multi-year production deal with former US president and first lady, Barack and Michelle Obama.