BET+ Shuts Down as Content Moves to Paramount+

Paramount Skydance will fold BET+ into Paramount+, shutting down BET+. Paramount also acquires Tyler Perry Studios’ minority stake in BET+. A BET staff memo describes expanded reach via Paramount+, with 1,000+ hours of BET content on Paramount+, while BET’s linear channel, studios, and digital platforms remain active as growth driver.

Expanding a shared vision

In a strategic move that signals a broader consolidation of premium content under a unified streaming umbrella, Paramount Skydance is set to fold BET+ into Paramount+, while allowing the BET brand to continue thriving through its existing channels. The acquisition also includes a notable development: Paramount will acquire Tyler Perry Studios’ minority stake in BET+. This shift is poised to reshape the trajectory of BET’s content distribution and audience reach, aligning it with Paramount’s expansive streaming architecture.

The “Euphoria” Era Under Strain: Labrinth’s Message and the Future of the Series’ Music

Labrinth posted a cryptic message signaling exit from the entertainment industry and frustration with Columbia Records and Euphoria. The musician, who contributed the show’s moody soundtrack and collaborated with Hans Zimmer on season 3, released Cosmic Opera: Act I this year. Columbia declined comment.

Abrupt departure

A cryptic message from Labrinth has stirred the entertainment conversation, signaling an abrupt departure from the industry and a note of frustration directed at Columbia Records and the phenomenon that is Euphoria. The musician, whose work helped shape the mood of the show since its inception, posted a disturbance in the force that raises new questions about his future involvement with Euphoria Season 3.

Behind the Camera: The Making of “Family Movie” by a Family of Artists

Family Movie is an indie horror-comedy directed by Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, starring the couple and their children Sosie and Travis Bacon. The meta-film follows a family making a low-budget movie that spirals into chaos. It premiered at SXSW after years of rejections and a collaborative, family-driven effort.

Bryan Berlin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

A chaotic, charming ride

In the world of independent cinema, there are few projects that feel as intimate and, at the same time, as audacious as Family Movie. A hybrid of horror, comedy, and documentary-like texture, this film takes a meta-creative impulse—the making of a low-budget movie—and spirals it into something unexpectedly warm, cheekily terrifying, and deeply personal. Co-led by Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick, with their real-life children Sosie and Travis Bacon stepping into the narrative as both actors and collaborators, the project reads less like a traditional production and more like a family journal rendered on screen.

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