Joker 2, Flops and Why Everyone Should Calm Down
Nobody is arguing Joker: Folie à Deux was a success. But it took a ballsy, director-led swing, followed up on a rare R-rated smash hit and — oh yeah — fought to shoot in L.A. Does it really deserve the pile-on? Elaine Low, Richard Rushfield and David Lidsky break down why cinema’s sudden “Flop Era”…
CNN Stars Brace for Impact
An unprecedented election, two wars, deadly hurricanes. Yet CNN’s average primetime TV audience dropped to just 853,000 total viewers during September. Ankler contributor Lachlan Cartwright joins Sean McNulty, Richard Rushfield and David Lidsky to discuss his scoop-filled blockbuster about sweeping…
Why Andrew Yaffe left the NBA to run Dude Perfect
Dude Perfect is winning YouTube. The sports-comedy group known for their outrageous trick shots have 60 million subscribers on the platform, more than the NBA, NFL, and MLB combined. Yaz sat down with Dude Perfect’s new CEO, Andrew Yaffe, to discuss what comes next for this burgeoning media empire.…
Trump 2.0: Why Ari Wins, Studios Lose
Hollywood usually loves a sequel. Trump’s reelection? Not so much. His forthcoming second term has the town feeling “resigned,” says Richard Rushfield (even if James Carville thinks he won’t survive all four years). But M&A-obsessed CEOs aren’t so downtrodden. Elaine Low, Sean McNulty, Richard and …
The $500 million gummy bear
It would’ve been easy to doubt Grüns. On the surface, it’s just another supplement brand joining the crowded marketplace of pills, powders, and gummies that come with major health claims.
But just two years into its existence, Grüns has hit a $500 million valuation — a figure more on par with th…
Inside the founder factory known as Palantir
On today’s episode, cohosts Bryan Lufkin and Josh Christensen discuss the latest news in business and innovation, including Minnesota executives’ response to ICE killings and the ensuing protests, the TikTok deal, and a round of layoffs from Amazon, UPS, and Nike.
Next, Bryan and Josh sit down wit…
Will Bob Iger’s new successor fare better than his last?
On today’s episode, cohosts Elizabeth Segran and Josh Christensen discuss the latest news in business and innovation, including the latest jobs report, Kraft Heinz putting their split on pause, and Spotify’s blockbuster earnings report.
Next, Josh and Elizabeth speak with Fast Company’s head of e…
1 Smart Business Story: Snap CEO Evan Spiegel Has to Go
After nearly 15 years, Snapchat’s parent company is still chasing profitability. Co-founder Evan Spiegel is still at the helm of Snap Inc. An activist investor demanding change, a controversial layoff of 1,000 employees, and an over $3 billion bet on augmented reality glasses raises the question: I…
What makes the fintech company Stripe an idea factory?
On today’s episode, cohost Yasmin Gagne talks with Fast Company and Inc. head of editorial strategy David Lidsky on what makes the fintech company Stripe an idea factory.
Then NASCAR chief operating officer Ben Kennedy has a conversation with Yaz about bringing new audiences to car racing.
To r…
Media Power Rankings: Who Matters for Founders? | 1 Smart Business Story
Media is a minefield. From Substacks and livestreams to podcasts and newspapers (where they still exist), it’s a lot for founders to juggle.
Fortunately, a team from Inc. surveyed more than 100 PR and communications professionals to come up with a new-media power ranking.
What press stops are…
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