Hollywood News

Larva Labs’ blockchain-created IP is set for Hollywood after the firm signed a representation deal with United Talent Agency for CryptoPunks, Meebits and Authoglyphs.

After a false start yesterday, the Stoner Cats team say they're now ready for take two.

The casting director specifically asks crypto users if they’re willing to use all remaining attempts to access their funds in front of the camera.

Among the digital artwork is a piece created as a tribute to late actor Chadwick Boseman, with the proceeds from the auction benefitting the Colon Cancer Foundation.

A crypto-funded TV comedy series intends on releasing a full episode as an NFT.

There are opportunities to be leveraged in bringing DeFi to the film industry, making the investing process easier and more transparent.

With inspiration from past decentralized success, other industries are following suit — and the film industry should be next.

The film will reportedly focus on what led to Ross Ulbricht’s arrest as the founder of the darknet marketplace.

The Winklevoss twins are bringing Bitcoin Billionaires to the silver screen along with former Warner Bros. president Greg Silverman.

With an undercurrent of crypto funding in indie film projects, is there enough potential to disrupt the entire industry?

Actor Steven Seagal has been ordered by the SEC to pay back compensation he received for promoting Bitcoiin2Gen, which it considers to be an unlawful security offering.

Liechtenstein Cryptoassets Exchange (LCX) is tokenizing a $25 million movie fund together with renowned Hollywood actor Dr. Wesley Snipes.

Netherlands-based publishing rights management firm Fintage House has begun accepting crypto for rights transactions through a new partnership with TaTaTu.

Johnny Depp is teaming up with crypto-powered social entertainment platform TaTaTu to produce content via his own production firm.

Well-known Hollywood actors will join forces in a new move about cryptocurrency money laundering later this year.