
Sundance Partners with TikTok to Teach Micro-Dramas: The Indie Film World Adapts to the Feed
Titled “From Script to Screens: Writing Your Micro-Series,” the live online program runs Tuesdays from July 21 to August 18, 2026 (10 a.m.–1 p.m. PT)

Titled “From Script to Screens: Writing Your Micro-Series,” the live online program runs Tuesdays from July 21 to August 18, 2026 (10 a.m.–1 p.m. PT)

A viral X post recently put the spotlight on one of the most visible differences in global digital design: how app icons are treated on home screens in China versus the West.

The entertainment world is witnessing a quiet revolution — one that unfolds not on cinema screens or traditional TV sets, but in the palms of our hands.

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The format migrated from TikTok (where it already thrived) and has now exploded on Instagram, where everything seems to arrive six months late

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For just $118 (799 yuan), you can slap a 27-gram AI collar on your dog or cat.

In the late 19th century, two French brothers grew tired of producing all sorts of rubber items that nobody really wanted in large quantities.

The battle for the last human dataset is not coming. It is already here — and it is being won one forehead-mounted iPhone at a time.

HBO’s The White Lotus has officially become one of the most powerful tourism marketing campaigns in history — and this time the jackpot went to Thailand.

Spotify is no longer just streaming music — it’s handing fans the keys to the studio.

This isn’t just another podcast deal. It’s Netflix explicitly betting that the future of streaming includes waking up with your favorite hosts — not just binge-watching at midnight.