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- 1Toby Emmerich Joins FilmNation's Infrared as Consultant▼Toby Emmerich Joins FilmNation Entertainment’s Infrared As Consultant
Former Warner Bros. Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich has joined FilmNation Entertainment's genre label Infrared as a consultant. The move follows his departure from Warner Bros. after a sweeping restructuring under David Zaslav, and marks FilmNation's bid to strengthen its development and production capabilities with an experienced studio executive as the company expands its slate.
- 2LMN kicks off Shocktober with 'To Catch a Stepfather'▼TV MOVIE REVIEW: "TO CATCH A STEPFATHER" - LMN LMN's 'Shocktober' returns with a pretty decent better than it should be
The Lifetime Movie Network's annual 'Shocktober' programming event is back, opening with the thriller 'To Catch a Stepfather'. A review describes the television movie as pretty decent and better than it should be, suggesting the latest in LMN's lineup of cautionary thrillers has surprised viewers with its quality as the Halloween-season slate begins.
- 3FilmNation joins forces with High Road Entertainment on global TV▼FilmNation partners with High Road Entertainment to advisory role across global TV slate - Señal News
FilmNation Entertainment has entered a partnership with High Road Entertainment, taking on an advisory role across its global television slate. The deal ties FilmNation's film financing and sales expertise to High Road's TV development, as both companies look to expand their international footprint. Details on specific projects and financial terms have not been disclosed, but the move signals continued consolidation and collaboration in the global content market.
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Lemonade, Inc. (LMND), the New York-based insurtech company known for its app-driven home and renters insurance, is seeing renewed attention on its stock price and latest financial news. Investors are tracking its quote and history on major finance platforms amid ongoing interest in whether the growth-focused insurer can reach sustained profitability.
- 5Norway moves to ban AI glasses with hidden cameras●Den norska regeringen har tappat tålamodet. Skolor, stränder och köpcentrum pekas ut när landet vill stoppa smygfilmning
The Norwegian government is preparing the world's first ban on so-called 'creep glasses' — smart glasses with hidden cameras — in places such as schools, beaches and shopping centres. Officials say the measure targets covert filming and harassment, and Norway is presenting itself as the first country to restrict the devices in specific locations. The proposal comes as AI-powered wearable cameras become more widespread and concern grows over people being filmed without consent.