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Divisive Chris Rock & Samuel L. Jackson Horror Movie Out on Netflix Today
Coming Soon 19 Mar 2026
(Photo Credit. Lionsgate). Lionsgate‘s divisive 2021 movie starring Emmy winner Chris Rock and Golden Globe nominee Samuel L. Jackson has finally found a new streaming home. Beginning today, Rock and Jackson’s Saw spin-off, Spiral ... C ... .
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Jane Fonda’s Return to the Big Screen Sparks 7-Studio Bidding War, Lands at Lionsgate
Collider 18 Mar 2026
The past year has been a major one for Lionsgate, with a string of celebrated releases popping out left and right.
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Supplemental Prospectus (Form 424B3) (Lionsgate Studios Corp)
Public Technologies 18 Mar 2026
Lionsgate Studios Corp ... 333-286041) (the "Registration Statement") filed by Lionsgate Studios Corp. ("New Lionsgate") with the Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") ... Lionsgate Studios Corp ... Lionsgate Studios Corp.
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Russell Crowe’s Action Sports Film Debuts Must-Watch New Trailer Less Than 4 Weeks Before Release
Collider 18 Mar 2026
Russell Crowe may not be the forceful leading performer that he once was, but that hasn’t stopped him from starring in new movies almost every year ... ....
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New Jane Fonda Movie Based on Hit Book Finds Home After Major Bidding War
Coming Soon 18 Mar 2026
The Correspondent, based on the breakthrough book of the same name by Virginia Evans, is set to be adapted into a movie, with Lionsgate acquiring the rights to the movie after a seven-studio bidding war took place.
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The Housemaid Streaming Release Date Set for Amanda Seyfried & Sydney Sweeney Movie
Coming Soon 16 Mar 2026
(Photo Credit. Lionsgate). Lionsgate finally unveiled the streaming release date for The Housemaid, the hit psychological thriller movie based on Freida McFadden’s 2022 bestselling novel of the same name ... .
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Bodies Bodies Bodies writer to help Jenna Ortega and Taylor Russell go all Single White Female
AV Club 13 Mar 2026
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Scream’s Neve Campbell & Steve Coogan’s Divisive 2018 Movie Now Streaming for Free
Coming Soon 13 Mar 2026
One of Lionsgate‘s divisive comedy-drama movies starring Scream vet Neve Campbell and Golden Globe nominee Steve Coogan is finally streaming for free ... on Lionsgate Movies’ YouTube Channel.
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‘The Gates’ Review: Mason Gooding and James Van Der Beek Star in a Thriller Without Thrills
The Wrap 13 Mar 2026
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Media Mogul Byron Allen Acquires Major Stake In Starz For $25m Media mogul Byron Allen has acquired a 10.7% stake in the entertainment company Starz, purchasing 1.8 million shares for $25 million. The investment comes as Starz continues to operate independently following its separation from Lionsgate. The deal also adds to Allen’s media portfolio, which includes The Weather Channel, television networks, and streaming platforms under Allen Media Group. Allen has previously shown interest in acquiring other major media properties, including a bid for Paramount while it was under Shari Redstone’s control. He expressed interest in Disney’s linear television networks after CEO Bob Iger proposed that they might no longer be central to the company’s strategy. With Allen’s decision to expand his interests into Starz, he is gaining access to a platform that has attracted a large audience. Allen acquired a 10.7% stake through his investment firm and family office, Allen Family Capital. He is acquiring his stake from Liberty 77, led by former Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, for $25 million. As reported by Variety, Allen Family Capital said it acquired 1,803,786 common shares of Starz at a purchase price of $13.86 per common share for aggregate consideration of $25 million. The deal gives Allen a 10.7% stake in Starz’s issued and outstanding common shares. Starz separated from Lionsgate and now operates as an independent company. This separation was a mutual decision, as both companies wanted to become standalone businesses. by Robert HILL
Florida Sentinel Bulletin 12 Mar 2026
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Why Alan Ritchson’s War Machine Wasn’t Released in Theaters Revealed
Coming Soon 12 Mar 2026
Erin Westerman, the President at Lionsgate’s Motion Picture Group, detailed in a new interview why War Machine debuted on Netflix and not in theaters ... Lionsgate boss explains why War Machine came out on Netflix.
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