Dawn Chmielewski

It profiles disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the weeks before she went to prison for fraud.

Bloomberg editor Dawn Chmielewski joins us now to discuss on this Entertainment Thursday.

Hey, Dawn.

Hey, Noreda.

But I can say this, it offers an intimate portrait of this woman who was convicted of defrauding investors into backing this, this blood-testing startup.

The filmmakers observed her through very private moments, and they found themselves wrestling with questions about whether what they were seeing was authentic.

That's Bloomberg editor Dawn Chmielewski.

Dawn, thank you so much.

The CEOs of the new company, Skydance, answered questions from reporters and separately addressed their employees about the company's future.

Bloomberg editor Dawn Chmielewski was there and joins us now to fill us in about the future of Skydance.

Hello, Dawn.

Hello, Adolfo.

These two streaming services, for now, are going to continue to operate separately, but as HBO's Casey Bloys, who, who will be taking over all of streaming, uh, indicated in an appearance at Bloomberg's Screen Time Conference last week, he says that those two services will likely be bundled in the future, much like HBO Max and Disney Plus are sold as a package to consumers.

And eventually, David Ellison says he hopes that those two services will combine, though, let's be frank, no one has talked about pricing or the timing of either of those things.

That's Bloomberg editor Dawn Chmielewski on this Entertainment Thursday.

Thank you, Dawn.

That's today on Imperfect Paradise.

Veteran journalist Dawn Chmielewski is our go-to guest here at LAist for all things on the business of Hollywood.

She's been covering the industry for more than 20 years and she joins us now.

Hey, Dawn.