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AI‑Driven Media Deals, Hollywood Honors, and Spring Fashion Shifts...
Jeudi 11 décembre 2025 à 22:02
Media & Tech Transformations
Disney stakes $1 billion in OpenAI, licensing characters to Sora
Disney announced a three‑year, $1 billion investment in OpenAI, securing rights to place its iconic characters on the short‑form video platform Sora. The deal, detailed by Adweek, also promises early‑2026 fan‑generated videos on Disney+ and internal deployment of ChatGPT tools. New Scientist interprets the move as a “surprise reversal” that signals the entertainment giant’s willingness to ride the AI tide rather than fight it.
Adweek
New Scientist
New York signs AI‑performer disclosure and deep‑fake bans
Governor Kathy Hochul signed two groundbreaking bills that compel advertisers to disclose synthetic AI performers and prohibit the post‑mortem use of a deceased actor’s likeness without estate approval. Variety highlights the legislation’s alignment with SAG‑AFTRA demands, while the Hollywood Reporter quotes the union’s executive director emphasizing the need for “guardrails on digital replicas.”
Variety
Hollywood Reporter
Agency skillsets pivot toward AI‑augmented strategy
Adweek reports that top agencies now prioritize non‑technical competencies—strategic storytelling, ethical AI oversight, and cross‑cultural insight—as AI automates routine tasks. The article notes massive layoffs across the sector in 2025, underscoring a talent crunch that will reshape hiring by 2026.
Adweek
Robert & Michelle King renew overall deal with CBS Studios
The prolific husband‑and‑wife duo behind “The Good Wife” and “The Good Fight” have inked a new overall agreement with CBS Studios, according to Deadline. The extension secures their pipeline of politically charged dramas and promises fresh content for streaming platforms amid fierce competition for scripted prestige.
Deadline
Dwayne Johnson to receive Variety’s Creative Impact in Acting Award
Variety confirms that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson will be honored at the 2026 Palm Springs Film Festival with the Creative Impact in Acting Award, recognizing his crossover appeal from blockbuster star to influential producer. The accolade joins the festival’s “10 Directors to Watch” brunch, reinforcing Johnson’s expanding cultural footprint.
Variety
Timothée Chalamet named Spotlight Actor of the Year
The Hollywood Reporter reveals that Timothée Chalamet will receive the Spotlight Actor of the Year Award at the upcoming Palm Springs International Film Festival, highlighting his rapid ascent and critical acclaim following recent high‑profile roles. The honor positions Chalamet among a roster of emerging talent celebrated for artistic daring.
Hollywood Reporter
Amanda Seyfried leads Amazon’s “Skinny Dip” adaptation
Deadline reports that Amanda Seyfried has been cast to star in the television adaptation of Carl Hiaasen’s novel “Skinny Dip,” now moving from HBO Max to Amazon under the stewardship of Adam Horowitz, Edward Kitsis, and Bill Lawrence. The project marks the fourth network home for the novel, reflecting the industry’s appetite for satirical, climate‑themed dramedies.
Deadline
Fashion & Film Highlights
Adam Lippes channels automotive chic in Pre‑Fall 2026
Vogue describes Adam Lippes’s Pre‑Fall 2026 collection as a homage to high‑performance cars, featuring Grand Prix‑inspired stripes, micro‑mini skirts with car‑seat buckles, and a bold racing‑red bodysuit. The designer’s automotive aesthetic merges luxury tailoring with a “short, hot nights” vibe, signaling a shift toward kinetic elegance on the runway.
Vogue
Menswear embraces ultra‑tight silhouettes, sparking body‑image debate
In a tongue‑in‑cheek piece, Vogue notes the rise of “shrunken tees, cropped jackets, and too‑small trousers” dominating men’s wardrobes, prompting conversations about comfort versus style and the psychological impact of increasingly restrictive fits. The trend reflects a broader cultural moment where fashion pushes physical boundaries.
Vogue
“Lost Land” wins Best Film at Red Sea Festival, spotlighting Rohingya storytelling
Deadline celebrates the triumph of “Lost Land,” the first feature shot entirely in the Rohingya language, which captured the Best Film Award at the Red Sea Film Festival. Directed by Akio Fujimoto, the intimate portrait of siblings fleeing persecution underscores the growing platform for under‑represented voices in global cinema.
Deadline
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