VW Knows What’s Wrong With The ID Buzz And Plans To Fix It
Volkswagen has been struggling to sell its ID Buzz electric minivan in the U.S., but has a long list of planned changes for the next generation to address this.
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BMW Rolls Out VIP Treatment For 7 Series Chauffeurs
BMW is making its flagship sedan more appealing to professional drivers in the UK with a dedicated chauffeur program. The initiative covers both the combustion-engined 7 Series facelift and its fully electric i7 counterpart. The package combines maintenance, security features, replacement vehicles, and specialized financing to help operators keep their businesses running smoothly. Luxury sedans…
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1936 Packard Super Eight Series 1404 Phaeton
This 1936 Packard Super Eight is the fifth example built with Model 951 phaeton coachwork for the model year and was sold new by the Packard Motor Car Company of Boston before spending much of its life in California. The car is said to have undergone a refurbishment in Hollywood, California, in the late 1970s,…
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At $4,999, Will This 1985 Volkswagen Scirocco 16V Sell Like The Wind?
It’s got the desirable 16-valve engine, but there’s a mystery in the mix. It’s not running and the seller doesn’t say why. Would you pay $5k for this non-op VW?
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Photographer Encounters Magnificent White Stag
A photographer has captured stunning photos of a majestic, ultra-rare white stag after a long search for him. [Read More]
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Netflix Is Profitable and Still Growing. Why Did It Just Make a Huge Round of Layoffs and Oust Its Top Content Exec?
In 2025, Netflix notched a net profit of $11 billion on a 16% increase in revenue, to $46.6 billion. It expects revenue growth to cool off this year, projecting an increase of 13%-14%, while the streamer is aiming to boost operating margin by 200 basis points, to 31.5%. It has a healthy balance sheet, with…
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‘Toy Story 5’ Co-Director Kenna Harris on Going From Jessie Superfan to Pixar Filmmaker — and the Two-Week Rewrite That Reshaped the Sequel
Long before co-directing Pixar’s “Toy Story 5,” Kenna Harris spent childhood afternoons drawing Jessie, painstakingly reproducing details from “Toy Story 2” and even imagining Woody offering the cowgirl a flower. Decades later, the character helped Harris navigate a daunting first feature — including a two-week production pause to overhaul a story that was not yet…
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Omar Sy on Taking Creative Control of Netflix’s ‘Lupin’ and Why ‘Black Dumas’ Will Spark Political Debate in France
Netflix’s smash hit heist series “Lupin” is back bigger and bolder after three years, and its French star Omar Sy, who plays French gentleman thief Assane Diop, has something to do with it. Sy, who served as artistic producer on previous installments, makes his debut as co-showrunner alongside Louis Leterrier for the show’s fourth part,…
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‘The Big Boom!,’ Documentary About Weapons Factory Workers, Picked Up by Lightdox Ahead of IDFA Premiere (EXCLUSIVE)
Lightdox has acquired world sales rights to “The Big Boom!,” the latest documentary from Swiss filmmaker Gabriel Tejedor, ahead of its world premiere in IDFA’s Frontlight program. The film explores the contradictions of a Bulgarian town pulled into Europe’s shifting geopolitical order, where arms production for Ukraine’s frontlines collides with enduring ties to Russia, personal…
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Boo Junfeng’s ‘Trinity,’ Sidharta Tata’s ‘Slaughterground’ Among JAFF Market 2026 Selections
Boo Junfeng’s “Trinity” and Sidharta Tata’s “Slaughterground” are among 11 feature projects picked for JAFF Future Project (JFP), the film development strand of Indonesia’s JAFF Market, which has also chosen 10 intellectual properties for its adaptation-focused JAFF IP Connection (JIPCon) program. The third edition of JAFF Market, powered by Amar Bank, will run Nov. 28–30…