Fox Entertainment

Seriously.

man he took a shot on me and so thankful for tj but it turned from like micro influencers to now doing these like massive activations for fox entertainment nike benefit cosmetics it's a full event around the brand

that's wild man

i love it i

We got it.

We got it.

So, this is what we did with Fox Entertainment and Baywatch.

Oh, my gosh.

They're entertainment.

Make them change their name from Fox News to Fox Entertainment because that's what it is.

Because you hear Hannity, the biggest cuck of them all, maybe a bigger cuck than Rubio, he says under oath, oh, we're entertainment.

And that's how they get away with a lot of it, like Jesse Waters and everything.

We hear from Gamma Time's Alex Montalvo, Coal Group's Timothy O, Every Media's Tim Flotage and Dutchcore's Lorraine Joore about the latest trends shaping the microdrama space in an episode dedicated to the format.

Alex, Timothy, Tim and Lorraine were all at Mipcom in Cannes last week, where short-form vertical entertainment was among the topics getting top billing, with TikTok announcing a partnership with Made By Us Studios, Fox Entertainment and Kevin Hart's Heartbeat doing the same, A&E Global and Lifetime unveiling 200 vertical adaptations of its titles ahead of the event, and Crazy Maple Studio, owner of Real Short, revealing a rollout across 17 new countries through a deal with mobile network Orange.

Dentsu also released a report suggesting that around one in five people watch microdramas these days, with viewing still highest in China, but with India, the UK and US catching up quickly.

Gamma Time is one start-up in the latter territory, with ambitions of bringing Hollywood production talent and values to the vertical drama market.

long form content into shorts because that is a whole nother genre in itself but i think it it spans the it spans the board i think they are getting incredibly creative in what counts

yeah and there's a few in that content announcement and make part that seems to back that up right so there was one on tiktok striking a deal with the u.s creator house made by us Fox Entertainment and Kevin Hart's Heartbeat met us talking about it.

And you know what? Meta actually got into it 20 years ago when the mobile phones came out.

They were trying to do all these different micro dramas, but they just didn't.

We get whatever they want to tell us so they can make money.

But if we already know that, then why are people taking, you know, their word? I mean, I think that Fox Entertainment needs to put a disclaimer that they're Fox Entertainment, not news, because these people that watch them religiously take it in on a loop every day and take it as gospel

yeah

whereas i really i really wish that people would expand because i consume and i know you do too but i consume a lot of politics from multiple sources

This is for his own $10 billion lawsuit over Panorama's edit of his January 6th speech at the trial set for February 2027.

Fox Entertainment CEO Rob Wade has told Deadline that Fox Creator Studios, launched this year with a food roster led by Gordon Ramsay, is in it for the long term.

We're not here to flip a house, he says, which is reassuring given the Murdoch's love of online real estate businesses.

And Ian Hislop is marking 40 years as editor of Private Eye and has been talking in a round of interviews about his career.

The numbers suggest Republicans may be well-positioned to fend off efforts by Democrats to make gains in the Sunshine State.

And Kevin Hart's media company, Heartbeat, has signed a new partnership with Fox Entertainment focused on creating short-form vertical video series.

Under the deal, Fox Entertainment Studios will have first look rights to develop film and television projects based on successful content released through Heartbeat brands including Code Black, Essence, and Revolt.

The companies already have 25 live action projects in development ranging from dramas and thrillers to faith-based programming.

Executives say the goal is to identify stories that resonate with audiences on mobile platforms and expand them into television series and feature films.