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Bleecker Street, the indie distribution label behind awards season hopefuls and audience-loved horror, is being acquired by Outerlight Entertainment (formerly First Look Entertainment). Bleecker will remain under the leadership of CEO Kent Sanderson, as well as president and CMO Tyler DiNapoli, and will operate independently from Outerlight's other assets. Along with Bleecker, Outerlight's portfolio includes Club Kid producer-financier Topic Studios and Puzzle Pictures. (There is no deal with Bleecker and Topic; Topic will continue to take its projects out to the open market to other distributors.)More from The Hollywood ReporterThe capital from the acquisition will allow Bleecker to continue to operate its film business and build out its event label, Crosswalk. The backer behind the newly titled Outerlight Entertainment is eBay billionaire Pierre Omidyar. Bleecker is a presence at every film festival and market, known as a main player in the specialty space. Recent and upcoming releases exemplify Bleecker's varied slate, from the RuPaul-fronted comedy Stop! That! Train!

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s “Digger” is both an Oscar campaign and a loud vomiting of everything the filmmaker clearly feels about the state of the world. In the first category, Tom Cruise is certainly hoping this will be the film that nabs him an Oscar. He has delivered good dramatic roles before, but controversy and the riches of franchise box office have kept him relegated to standing on the pantheon of a mere movie star. However audiences respond to this challenging film, it is admirable that Cruise chose to take a risk. “Digger” is the strangest major studio production to come out this year. It’s an arthouse experiment, radical political tract, often becoming pretentious, then fascinating. Cruise is the dead center of the whole enterprise as Digger Rockwell, an obscenely wealthy oil man, the richest in the world. While tending to his dying cat in a lavish, though quickly decaying estate, Digger receives some urgent news. One of his rigs has caused a major crack in the Arctic that could separate a massive ice shell. At first Digger is reluctant to accept any of this, preferring to rant at his beleaguered employees via video call.

Val Chmerkovskiy is being suspended from Dancing with the Stars for a week after he posted a controversial TikTok message that seemed to reference Will Smith's 2022 Oscar slap.