A new artificial intelligence video generator from Beijing-based ByteDance, the creator of TikTok, is drawing the ire of Hollywood organizations that say Seedance 2.0 “blatantly” violates copyright and uses the likeness of actors and others without permission.

Clips including Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fighting, made by new AI video tool Seedance, have gone viral.

The conditions that birthed the last golden age of cinema - bloody conflict abroad, corruption in politics... - are back in force, and posed to yield a new generation of iconoclastic filmmakers.

The Hollywood backlash against Seedance 2.0 is growing. The Human Artistry Campaign, which counts the likes of SAG-AFTRA and the Directors Guild of America among its members, has joined the Motion Picture Association in condemning the AI model released by ByteDance,

Kevin James, Neil Patrick Harris and Michelle Yeoh declined to comment on U.S. politics during recent interviews, choosing to avoid political commentary amid America's heated climate.

Brad Pitt returns as the enigmatic stuntman for David Fincher's sequel.

The 1990s delivered action movies that were as revolutionary as they were entertaining, changing the game with their approach to how stunts were coordinated.

Former ‘Wonder Years’ actress earned mathematics degree from UCLA and has written many math books including ‘Math Doesn’t Suck’

Dine at the same booths where Frank Sinatra, Liz Taylor and Alfred Hitchcock ate.

ByteDance’s AI-video creator draws buzz for its realistic scenes and a backlash over privacy and copyright.