Sony Pictures reported a 76% year-on-year surge in operating income to $129 million for the quarter, driven by an increase in TV series deliveries.

A new wave of animated Spider-Man projects may be on the horizon for Sony’s Marvel universe. Recent reports indicate that Sony Pictures Animation is developing multiple spinoffs, including a film centered on Spider-Punk,

Legendary is in early talks with Skydance-owned Paramount for a new multi-picture global theatrical distribution deal.

While Hollywood incumbents like Disney, Warner Bros, Paramount and NBCUniversal spent ravenously chasing Netflix, Sony Pictures opted not to enter the streaming wars at all. This prudence has positioned the company as one of the more strategically nimble and relatively financially sound players in Hollywood during a period of painful contraction.

Sony Pictures Animation is swinging deeper into the multiverse. Following the announcement of the Spider-Punk animated feature, now a new report says that Sony has even more Spider-Man spinoffs in the works,

The long-awaited MCU villain showdown might potentially be featured in Spider-Man 5, after not appearing Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

Glenn Close has landed her next killer TV role. The eight-time Oscar nominee is set to star as the lead in “Maud” for U.K. network Channel 4. Written by Nina Raine and Moses Raine (behind acclaimed play “Donkey Heart”) and developed and produced by Playground for Sony Pictures Television,

Infinity Festival, an event blending entertainment, technology and gaming, is returning to Hollywood for its eighth annual edition on October 9 and 10.

Nintendo fans have reacted in surprise and amusement at the fact that Sony is running the official social media account for The Legend of Zelda movie — and specifically the fact that it follows the official PlayStation account, rather than any of the official accounts for Nintendo.