Women in Entertainment 2026 | Samantha Ruth Prabhu Delivers Powerful Keynote Address: 'It Takes Sheer Audacity For A Woman To Be In This Industry' - The Hollywood Reporter India

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The majority owner of the NHL’s Seattle Kraken is set to speak at VenuesNow Conference Sept. 29. Photo by DiCicco / MLB Photos / Getty Images VenuesNow Conference Panel Preview: A New Era for Professional Sports and Entertainment in Seattle, a Fireside Chat with Samantha HollowayTuesday, Sept. 29 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM | Grand Ballroom A & B at the Sheraton Grand Seattle

Many of us yearn for the return of an analogue world, but it’s never coming back. You can’t buy potato waffles without a QR code. I had to arrange an IRL bank appointment for my mother to check her balance, and it took, I don’t know, 100 days? A friend of mine has boycotted WhatsApp, but I can’t tell you how that’s going because we haven’t spoken in a year. Watching The Audacity (from Thursday, HBO Max) this week, I was shaken by how much of our dystopia can be traced to a small number of men in Silicon Valley. Their products and platforms, an expression of their shortfalls as much as their skills, have reshaped our world more seismically than any political party. Their power-brokering has turned a small collection of towns and villages south of San Francisco into a modern-day Camelot. The Audacity is interested in the perverse psychology of pioneers. Our hero is Duncan Park (Billy Magnussen), founder of data analytics company Hypergnosis (ugh). They’re on the verge of being bought out by Cupertino, an Apple-coded corporate big dog, until greedy Dunc leaks the news to jack up the price.

Jesse Eisenberg has said he was frozen out of studio movies after winning a Razzie for Zack Snyder’s “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” The Razzies — short for Golden Raspberry Awards — are a tongue-in-cheek ceremony that “honor” the supposedly worst films of the year. They are traditionally handed out the night before the Oscars.