Today we can officially announce Amazon purchasing MGM for $8.75B and the Academy Awards limiting their new members. Next, that Powerpuff CW show is getting reworked and we have winner bits from current season competitions. Later, Italy has won Eurovision and even more Grammy changes. We wrap it all up with E3 preparation/announcements and Twitch allowing hot tubs, pools, and beachside chats. We also have thoughts on Army of the Dead, MODOK, Amphibia S2, Blake Shelton, and Olivia Rodrigo.

We start with Amazon making a $9B play towards purchasing MGM and Dune may not be streamed on HBO MAX when it's in theaters. Next, AT&T plans to spin off WarnerMedia and Discovery into it's own entity and lots of bits from other news like the Friends reunion and Tiffany Haddish. Later, all the concerts are back like Lollapalooza and both Apple and Amazon music announce new lossless audio features. We wrap it all up with game websites showing support for Palestinians and the unfortunate realization of WB Games being split down the middle. We also have thoughts on Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson, St Vincent, J Cole, and The Black Keys.

We start with a lot of casting bits and then discuss Media Boat favorites Lord & Miller‘s next project at Universal. Next, the Golden Globes took a big hit this week and Ellen DeGeneres gets cancelled in more ways than one. Later, the 2021 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees are announced and Save Our Stages sends the money venues need. We wrap it all up with a sequel to Judgment and info about Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade. We also have thoughts on Wrath of Man, Girls 5eva, Mythic Quest season 2, The Marfa Tapes and Van Weezer.

We start with an upcoming Netflix film premiering on Cinemark screens and Marvel announces its full Phase 4 lineup with titles and dates. Next, ICM Partners is in hot water from a Los Angeles Times investigation and Disney is closing 18 channels in Southeast Asia and Hong Kong. Later, the Recording Academy is changing its rules by getting rid of secret ballots for its top four categories and the Lady Gaga dog heist has an odd ending. We wrap it all up with four videogame news segments of Giant Bomb, the Apple v Epic lawsuit, Sony partnering with Discord and Nintendo's new game maker. We also have thoughts on The Mitchells vs The Machines, Young Rock, Kenan, The Bad Batch, Ashley Monroe, and New Pokemon Snap.

We start with the results from the Academy Awards and comic conventions start to look towards people attending. Next, NHL makes a big deal with WarnerMedia and another Apple lawsuit moves forward against iTunes. Later, both Billie Eilish and Lana Del Rey have albums due out in June and Britney Spears will get to speak on her conservatorship. We wrap it all up with Super Mario Party online update and Monster Hunter Rise makes waves for Capcom. We also have thoughts on The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and Eric Church’s Soul.

We start with our complete Academy Award predictions list and finish it off with movie bits of the Annie Awards, Shang-Chi, and five films slated for a Christmas release. Next, Hillary Duff is producing/starring in a How I Met Your Mother spinoff and Jeopardy! releases its final guest host list which includes internet favorite LaVar Burton and Hall of Fame announcer Joe Buck. Later, Media Boat favorite Kacey Musgraves has announced a new album later this year and US House of Representatives urge President Joe Biden to look into the Live Nation-Ticketmaster merger as it may cross into monopolistic practices 10 years later. We wrap it all up with videogame bits of Microsoft news, Square Enix saying it's not for sale, and PlayStation will not be shutting down the PS3 and PS Vita stores. We also have thoughts on Infinity Train Book 4, The Circle, Eric Church, MLB The Show 21, Astrobot's Playroom, and the PlayStation 5.

We start with Sony making a deal with Netflix and the ArcLight shuttering its doors. Next, some higher ups in CBS get the boot and Lauren Ash signs an overall deal with NBCUniversal. Later, the Hollywood Bowl and other venues begin to open and Marshmello wins against a copyright lawsuit. We wrap it all up with today's Nintendo Indie Showcase and gaming bits including a blue Switch Lite, naked Outriders bug, and an unhappy report about Sony's work environment. We also have thoughts on The Secret of Sulphur Springs, The World Ends With You: The Animation, Superstore, Taylor Swift, Unbeatable Arcade Mix, and League of Legends Wild Rift.

We start today with a $469M deal for the Knives Out sequels and some International bits regarding China, Italy, and Godzilla vs Kong global box office numbers. Next, Jon Stewart has set a new project on Apple TV+ and some cartoon bits including a studio name change, Disney doing more adult animation and the human cartoon character Guy Fieri. Later, Scooter Braun is making obscene amounts of money now and DMX is in the hospital. We wrap it all up with E3 2021 update and MLB The Show 21 available on Xbox Game Pass. We also have thoughts on Godzilla vs Kong, Q: Into The Storm, Pooch Perfect, Demi Lovato, and Outriders.

Today we start with Eddie Murphy be awarded into the NAACP Image Hall of Fame and Paramount gets sued for a potential Breakfast at Tiffany's remake. Next, we welcome Bally Sports into our homes and Ron Funches will host a cannabis show for the Food Network. Later, we have a new leader atop the Billboard and music bits from Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, and Lil Nas X. We wrap it all up with CD Projekt Red apology tour and Reggie Fils-Aimé is stepping down from Gamestop’s board of directors. We also have thoughts on Godzilla vs Kong, The Day Sports Stood Still, The Last Cruise, The Mighty Ducks Game Changers, Fitz and the Tantrums, and Final Fantasy VII Remake.