Recap of Entertainment News from Reuters

Bon Jovi fans are in for a treat as the iconic rock band opens up about their 40-year career in a new docuseries titled “Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story”. The four-part show delves into the band’s journey from playing small clubs in New Jersey to selling out stadiums around the world.

Featuring archival footage, personal videos, and present-day interviews, the docuseries offers a rare glimpse into the private history of Bon Jovi. Fans can expect to see behind-the-scenes moments from the band’s 2022 tour, as well as hear stories about the challenges they faced along the way.

In other entertainment news, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Management are reportedly in talks to make a joint bid for Paramount Global. While Paramount is currently in exclusive deal talks with Skydance Media, some investors are pushing for the studio to explore other options.

Meanwhile, Taylor Swift surprised fans with the release of her new album “The Tortured Poets Department”. The double album features 31 tracks, with Swift opening up about heartbreak and personal struggles in what she describes as “the saddest story” of her life.

On the streaming front, Netflix made a surprising announcement that it will no longer report subscriber numbers each quarter. This decision comes as the streaming wars begin to cool, with the company’s stock taking a hit after missing analyst targets in its latest revenue forecast.

Overall, the entertainment industry continues to evolve, with fans eagerly awaiting more insights into their favorite artists and streaming platforms adjusting to changing market dynamics.