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Elizabeth Lopatto
Elizabeth Lopatto
Meanwhile in Canada...

Feeling insecure about the Canadian presence on digital streamers and social media, the Canadian government is days away from passing a law requiring more Canadian content on TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, Netflix and so on...

The idea, said Peter Menzies, a former official at the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, is to promote Canadian artists, tell Canadian stories and “defend Canada from being completely swamped by American programming.”

Sad, isn’t it?

Disney’s Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur is a slick, stylish break from the MCU and all its baggage

Disney’s brilliant new Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur cartoon has smarts, style, substance, and one hell of a musical score.

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Raphael Saadiq wants Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur’s music to move you

‘When I watched cartoons as a kid, there was a lot of serious orchestration. A lot of funk, a lot of R&B, and a lot of soul — all kinds of different styles of music. I wanted that for Moon Girl, too.’

Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Charles Pulliam-Moore
Rick and Morty’s staff demanded answers about Justin Roiland from Warner Bros. Discovery.

After reports detailing the domestic violence charges Justin Roiland is facing first surfaced last month, it seemed like Adult Swim might not have been sure about how to proceed. Eventually, Roiland was fired by Adult Swim, Hulu, and Squanch Games.

But according to The Hollywood Reporter, that decision only came down after Rick and Morty’s staff sent a pointed letter to Adult Swim and parent company Warner Bros. Discovery demanding answers about whether Roiland would continue working for them.

Emma Roth
Emma Roth
Disney Plus could lose some of its original content.

According to a report from Bloomberg, Disney CEO Bob Iger is weighing the idea of licensing more original shows and movies to rival media companies.

Aside from raising prices on subscribers, licensing content to other services is just one of the ways Disney can make more money and reverse the $1.5 billion its streaming business lost last quarter.