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Massive Attack show at Co-op Live arena to offer 100% plant-based food
Band also encouraging gig-goers to follow their lead in taking the train to Manchester venue to reduce emissions
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Paramount wins $110 billion Warner Bros battle, but here’s what it had to give up
Paramount also accepted film-release quotas
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sept15Do Award Shows Even Matter Anymore? Plus: Macklemore Dropped From Ed Sheeran’s Tour Over Palestine
Do Award Shows Even Matter Anymore? Plus: Macklemore Dropped From Ed Sheeran’s Tour Over Palestine The Emmys just happened. Did anyone outside Hollywood actually care? Award shows have always caught flak for being elitist, out-of-touch spectacles — but they still move the needle: box office bumps, viewership spikes, higher asking prices for the winners. The real question is whether any of that still matters to the average viewer in a world of disposable content, where shows blow up and vanish in a news cycle and movies trend for five minutes before disappearing completely. We’re breaking down whether awards shows still hold cultural weight, or if they’re just industry theater at this point. Also this week: Macklemore has been dropped from the remainder of Ed Sheeran’s U.S. tour after his pro-Palestinian comments and use of “Free Palestine” imagery onstage. According to reporting, multiple stadium venues told the tour’s promoter they wouldn’t host the show if Macklemore stayed on the bill — and Sheeran ultimately caved to the pressure. We’re talking about what this says about free speech in America right now, especially when it comes to Israel and Palestine, and why we think this kind of pressure campaign does nothing to help Israel’s image or the standing of American Jewish leaders who back it. Join the conversation in the comments, LIKE this video, SUBSCRIBE to The Karel Cast, and SHARE it with someone who has an opinion. Support independent media and The Karel Cast on Patreon: patreon.com/reallykarel Watch and subscribe on YouTube: youtube.com/reallykarel The Karel Cast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, and other major platforms, and on TikTok and Instagram. LIVE Monday–Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Pacific. Karel is a history-making broadcaster, entertainer, and commentator based in Las Vegas, joined by his little service dog, Ember. #EmmyAwards, #AwardShows, #Emmys2026, #HollywoodNews, #EntertainmentNews, #PopCulture, #Macklemore, #EdSheeran, #FreePalestine, #MacklemoreDropped, #LoopTour, #MusicNews, #CelebrityNews, #FreeSpeechDebate, #IsraelPalestine, #PoliticalCommentary, #CensorshipInAmerica, #MusicIndustry, #EntertainmentIndustry, #CultureWar, #MediaCriticism, #TheKarelCast, #KarelCast, #NewsCommentary, #TalkShow, #IndependentMedia, #DailyNews, #CurrentEvents, #HotTakes, #EmberTheDog https://youtube.com/live/lqKRE7z06xw
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Wall Street Is Now Financing Ticket Scalpers: How Institutional Money Is Changing Live Events
Wall Street is getting closer to the ticket resale business—and that could change how quickly ordinary fans can buy tickets.In this episode, we examine a little-known financing deal that highlights a growing connection between institutional capital and ticket resellers. The basic model is simple: with access to financing, professional ticket buyers can acquire thousands of tickets at scale, sometimes before the average fan even gets a realistic opportunity to purchase one.But this is about more than expensive concert tickets. It raises bigger questions about financialization, market access, automated ticket buying, ticket scarcity, and the growing power of professional resellers.How does ticket financing work? Why would Wall Street-backed capital be interested in ticket inventory? And what happens to consumers when tickets for major concerts, sporting events, and entertainment become an asset that can be financed, traded, and resold?We break down the economics behind the model, explain why institutional investors may see opportunities in the secondary ticket market, and explore what this trend could mean for artists, venues, promoters, ticketing companies, and—most importantly—fans.Is the ticket market becoming another financial marketplace? And if institutional money keeps flowing into ticket resale, will consumers face even higher prices and less access to live events?Listen to the full episode for a closer look at the money, incentives, and business model behind the modern ticket resale economy.
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CINTAA Election and Governance Crisis – RMN News
Conflicting leadership claims between CINTAA and parent federation FWICE trigger administrative confusion as unverified voting takes place on September 12, 2026
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