Apple's chief executive had a film to tout on a quarterly call fro the first time in a while, telling Wall Streeters the company was "thrilled to release F1 in theaters around the the world" and calling it "one of the summer's most unforgettable blockbusters." F1: The Movie released June 25 with Warner Bros. distributing has grossed over $500 million globally. The Brad Pitt-starring film by Joseph Kosinski capitalized on the growing popularity of the sport in the U.S. has seen Apple reportedly poised to win ...

Industry Focus - The article discusses "Severance," a show depicting a corporate hell behind Lumon's facade [1] - The content explores the real-life havens that inspire the show's themes [1]

Well, the nominations for the 2025 Emmy Awards are out today. Harvey Guen from the FX show What We Do in the Shadows. And Brenda Song from Netflix's Running Point revealed the contenders earlier today in Los Angeles.Apple TV's Severance dominated the list, racking up a total of 27 nominations, including for best drama series. USA Today host and producer of Entertain This, Ralphie Avera, joins us now. Ralphie, great to see you.So, let's talk about the best drama series category that Severance is nominated in ...

Industry Recognition - The Emmy nominations were announced, showcasing prominent TV shows [1] - "White Lotus," "The Last of Us," and "Severance" are nominated for outstanding drama series [1] - "Severance" leads with 27 total nominations for its second season [1] - Shows like "The Bear," "Hacks," and "The Studio" received nominations for best comedy [1]

Awards & Recognition - "The Penguin" received 24 Emmy nominations [1] - "The Studio" garnered 23 Emmy nominations [1] - "Severance" led with 27 Emmy nominations [1] Industry Trends - Brand new shows topped the Emmy nominations [1] - Comic-book spinoffs are gaining recognition [1] - Hollywood sendups are being acknowledged [1]

"Severance" earns the most Emmy nominations, followed by "The Penguin," "The Studio" and "The White Lotus." See the full list: https://t.co/vZafEEwKEP https://t.co/A5ymc42DmV ...

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Group 1 - Apple's film "F1" has earned over $55 million domestically and over $88 million internationally, totaling $144 million globally since its release [1] - The film outperformed competitors, including Universal Pictures' "How to Train Your Dragon" and Disney's "Elio," securing the top position at the box office [1] - Apple heavily promoted the film, offering discounted tickets to iPhone users and utilizing Apple Maps for promotional purposes [2] Group 2 - Apple's original film production is a newer division, still catching up to major studios like Paramount Pictures and Sony Pictures [4] - The company's streaming service has seen some success but remains behind competitors like Netflix [5] - The success of "F1" is seen as a relief for Apple following a lackluster Worldwide Developers Conference, where analysts were underwhelmed by new software announcements [5][6] Group 3 - Apple CEO Tim Cook emphasized the company's commitment to storytelling and the desire to make the film business successful [6] - There are questions regarding Apple's long-term strategy for theatrical releases, whether it is a marketing play for iPhones or an effort to diversify as iPhone sales plateau [5]