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Times are tough for operators of TV and film production campuses after years of a Hollywood boom in Georgia.

The deal signifies major changes the broadcasting industry has undergone since President Donald Trump was elected in November, and promised to lower regulation.

With a deregulatory environment on the horizon, TV station owners are either buying or selling.

The CBS newsroom at WUPA-TV will be the fifth English-language TV newsroom in Atlanta.

The list is topped by a lot of superhero movies and sequels. So far, three films since the pandemic ended made the list: "Jungle Cruise," "Black Widow" and "The Suicide Squad.

For six weeks this summer, Electric Owl Studios in Decatur is the home base of Intennse, a new team-based professional tennis league bending the rules of the sport.

The projects, at least for now, aren’t necessarily thought-provoking journeys into the human condition, but they’re putting crews to work.

Prolific Atlanta filmmaker Tyler Perry could be reviving plans for an entertainment district — complete with a theater and retail and office space — near his namesake studios.

“Superman” is the last-of-its-kind superhero film shot in Georgia to be released at the box office within the next year, two or three.