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Keith McNally isn’t in showbiz, but he might as well be. Whether you’re dining at Balthazar or, like Rob, a frequenter of Minetta Tavern, it’s all lights, noise and timing. The food matters, but it’s the vibe that keeps people coming back — and the same goes for Hollywood. It’s not just plot and characters; it’s atmosphere, tone and letting the audience feel at home. Transcript here. Leave a comment Follow us: Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn | Bluesky | TikTok | X | Threads | Facebook | WhatsApp Give a gift subscription Got a tip or story pitch? Email tips@theankler.com. To advertise to our 130,000 subscribers, email London@theankler.com. The Wakeup Straw gives Netflix its biggest ’25 movie week Scripted Sports TV is Having its Super Bowl Moment (as Long as You Don't Whiff) Lesley Goldberg talks to Skydance, WBTV and creators including Jason Katims about what to do (and not) to make a hit 🎧 YouTube's Neal Mohan on Netflix Jabs, Sports Rights & the Creator Coup At Cannes Lions, the CEO hits back at Sarandos comments, unpacks the platform’s pod surge and AI opportunity, and what marketers must know about Gen Z A Crisis is a Terrible Thing to Waste (Except in Hollywood) As the competition for attention grows, one studio head explains to Richard Rushfield that he can take one chance a year A $5M Film? AI Studios Bet on a Cheap Future Hollywood Won't Buy (Yet) As Disney & Universal sue Midjourney, the real block for AI movies, writes Erik Barmack, is expertise Private Thoughts of an Anonymous Top Agent-Turned-Manager This rep sees ‘pockets of energy’ in the TV market, writes Elaine Low, and names the exec stars who can take the industry forward Cannes Lions ‘Tipping Point’: Creators & Brands Matchmake for $185B Ad Spend Natalie Jarvey talks to execs at YouTube, MediaLink & more as digital programming overtakes traditional media spend Showveralls & Mini-First-Looks: How to Win TV’s Post-Quote Deal Era Lawyers and agents share with Ashley Cullins how they’re adapting, fighting for client value & even feeling optimistic Why Amazon Can’t Find Its Way in the U.K. Brit producers are baffled by Prime Video’s muddled strategy, U.S. hiring bent and risk fear, writes Manori Ravindran Exec Jon Glickman: ‘We're Entering a Radical Transition Period’ Now at Miramax, the longtime leader tells Richard about his optimism and why AI can be a force for positive change Producer Sarah Schechter: ‘We Might Be in Hollywood’s Panic Attack’ Berlanti Productions’ chair tells Richard why risk aversion is worse than ever and AI as a potential tsunami Stealing the Show: The Oners That Ruled the Small Screen Katey Rich breaks down the year's best shots. Plus: Lesley on Emmy underdog Overcompensating They Love L.A.: The Shows That Brought Hollywood Back to the Small Screen Katey examines Emmy hopefuls that let the City of Angels play itself once more The TV Year of Billionaires Puppeteering the President Katey on how wealth influences power on TV. Plus: Martin Scorsese talks The Saints Rachel Bloom’s Wild DIY Emmy Campaign: No Billboards, Just Belief The Emmy winner’s Netflix special wasn’t submitted by the streamer, so she’s taking matters into her own hands, writes Katey Documentary Spotlight L.A.: Chefs, Chimps & Martha Stewart Filmmakers behind the biggest docs of the season tell how they did it on The Ankler & Pure Nonfiction stage 📹 Richard & Sean: Dragon Hits Big; The Original Animation Buzzsaw Plus: Is Materialists a comedy? 📹 The Rushfield Lunch: Ted Gioia on What the Media Doesn’t Understand The cultural critic tells Richard how the Substack revolution will impact legacy media 🎧 Swipe, Pay, Cry: A $5 Billion Boom in 60-Second Soaps A Gold Rush frenzy over werewolves, cliffhangers, and coin-fueled payments 🎧 TV Tales: How Traitors Broke Through & Upended Reality Richard talks to exec producer Mike Cotton about how they did it and what twists and turns lie ahead 🎧 Franklin Leonard on Why Hollywood is Running Scared The Black List founder tells Katey why risks have become so subversive in the industry. Plus, a chat with the team behind ABC’s High Potential 🎧 Paul Giamatti & Charlie Brooker on Their Emotional Black Mirror Moment The Emmy winners collaborated for the first time with the episode ‘Eulogy.’ Says Giamatti of the dystopian anthology series: ‘It’s one for the ages’ 🎧 Jenny Slate Wanted to Know Everything Before Dying for Sex The actress isn’t afraid of uncomfortable questions, she tells Katey: ‘It’s a waste of time to make assumptions’
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