Monday, June 27,2022 Movie/TV/Video Game/Sports News

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Back To The Future: What If Eric Stoltz Had Played Marty McFly?

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Jim Henson's Creature Shop Is Creating My Neighbor Totoro Puppets for a Stage Show

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Watch "Kids of the 80s vs Kids of Today: Who has it the best?" on YouTube

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Adam Sandler Offered Philip Seymour Hoffman Billy Madison Villain Role

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Halloween: Every Time Michael Myers Was Unmasked & What He Looked Like

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SCREAM 2 AND THE BLACK PHONE ON 4K! | THE PHYSICAL MEDIA REPORT #114 - YouTube

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Johnny Depp Debunks $301 Million Pirates of the Caribbean Return Report

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Amazon, Apple, Disney Still Waiting on 'NFL Sunday Ticket' Decision; Winner Must Maintain 'Premium Price'
Three of the world’s largest companies are still awaiting word on who will secure the NFL Sunday Ticket package, CNBC reports. For months, Amazon and Apple appeared to be the leading contenders to land the out-of-market package, with Disney also in the mix. Some believed that Apple has quietly landed the rights. The winning bidder will have to charge “a premium price” to ensure that the package doesn’t steal too many viewers from local broadcasts. The league’s current deal with DirecTV expires at the end of the coming season.

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ESPN Outbids Netflix, Amazon, Others for Formula 1 Rights, per Report
The Sports Business Journal is reporting that ESPN has renewed its agreement for the U.S. rights for the Formula 1 international auto racing circuit through 2025. The deal is reportedly worth $75 million to $90 million per year, far more than the $5 million in Formula 1's last rights agreement. Netflix was reportedly among the bidders, but it appears that this won't be the streamer's entry into live sports.

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USFL to Return for Second Season on Fox; Will Go Head-to-Head with XFL
The USFL will return to play for a second season next spring, a not-so-minor victory given a history of troubles with off-season football leagues. Sports Business Journal reports that games will be broadcast on Fox, but there's no word yet on whether NBC will follow suit. Fox is the league's majority owner but partnered with NBC to broadcast and stream games throughout the first season.

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Is Disney Courting Johnny Depp for more Pirates of the Caribbean? - Bleeding Fool

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Flopyear: Disney Has Become It's Own Worst Enemy - Bleeding Fool

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Get Woke, Go Broke: How Disney Lost Half Its Stock Value in a Year - Bleeding Fool

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Why It Took Tom Cruise So Long To Make A Billion Dollar Movie

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Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula Gets 30th Anniversary Steelbook Release