Articles about MGM

The news of Amazon buying MGM Studios for $8.45bn is dominating the world of entertainment and business today.

Shortly after launching miniTV, Amazon has struck a deal with Hollywood studio MGM Holdings to buy out the latter for $8.45 billion. The deal includes selling the rights for popular franchises such as James Bond and Shark Tank to Amazon.

Online shopping giant Amazon is buying MGM, the movie and TV studio behind James Bond, Legally Blonde, and Shark Tank, with the hopes of filling its video streaming service with more stuff to watch.

It seems like ages have passed since we saw the first-look images of Daniel Craig-starrer James Bond flick, No Time To Die.

2021 has started with another round of movie delays.

It sounds, reads, and seems too awful to be true, but MGM is planning to sell off its assets, including the entire content library.

Even as fans wait for the new James Bond film, there is something else they can cheer about.

There are a lot of people like you and I aching to watch No Time To Die.

We'll have to wait till next year to see our favorite suave British Secret Service agent in action.

James Bond is the charming British spy who has amazed audiences with his resourcefulness, one-liners, and endlessly cool gadgets.

Although we are barely into 2019, there is nothing stopping us from looking forward to the major releases in 2020.

Today, e-commerce giant Amazon announced the launch of Amazon Channels in the UK and Germany - two of Europe's largest markets.

Judy Garland's ex-husband Sid Luft's posthumous memoir has stunned the world with its claims that Garland was sexually harassed in "The Wizard of Oz" by the actors who portrayed the Munchkins.