B.J. Bethel
@bjbethel.bsky.social
Reporter, writer, columnist, guitarist, habitual line-stepper, aspiring tornado wrangler. Bylines: RogerEbert.com, Dayton Daily News, Sydney Morning Herald, Melbourne’s The Age, Washington Post. SEScoops, Rent Free podcast w/Ruben Jay
It depends. There's a lot of moving parts. Anyone who is certain is lying.
December 10, 2025 at 10:39 PM
It depends. There's a lot of moving parts. Anyone who is certain is lying.
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347 endnotes in my book, citing every source, every document, every legal response,every interview. Some of us sickos do actual journalism, more people should try it!!!
December 5, 2025 at 9:26 PM
347 endnotes in my book, citing every source, every document, every legal response,every interview. Some of us sickos do actual journalism, more people should try it!!!
It only wants to buy the streaming service and the studios. Ther includes DCU and all of the other film, movie properties. Cable TV was not part of this. Paramount was the only bidder interested in the cable networks.
December 6, 2025 at 12:32 AM
It only wants to buy the streaming service and the studios. Ther includes DCU and all of the other film, movie properties. Cable TV was not part of this. Paramount was the only bidder interested in the cable networks.
Netflix CEOs were deriding the cinema business recently and were casting aspersions at anyone going to the movies as out-dated. But WBD is key to a major industry - the movie theater. That matters. There's also studios, production, and not to mention the film, TV and art history.
December 5, 2025 at 7:55 AM
Netflix CEOs were deriding the cinema business recently and were casting aspersions at anyone going to the movies as out-dated. But WBD is key to a major industry - the movie theater. That matters. There's also studios, production, and not to mention the film, TV and art history.