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Sekhar Kammula’s Kubera is an ambitious film that swings for the fences with a promising plot and Dhanush’s towering performance, but it stumbles mainly because of the runtime. The film manages to deliver as a family entertainer, but falls short of being a slick power-packed thriller. Dhanush, as expected, is the heartbeat of Kubera. His portrayal of a beggar is nothing short of extraordinary, reaffirming that he is a ‘Nadippu Asuran’ (the acting demon). Be it his introduction scene or the scene at the Gateway of India, where he begs with raw intensity, is charming, goosebumps-inducing and worth it. Dhanush’s audacity to dive into any role and emerge shining is on full display. Nagarjuna’s performance is convincing but generic with limited scope for acting. Jim Sarbh on the other hand has his moments but doesn’t come across as the menacing villain he ought to be. The film’s core strength lies in its intriguing premise between the haves and have-nots. There’s ample conflict for the director to play around and set the stage for satisfying character arcs. The screenplay, for the most part, keeps you hooked with its engaging twists and turns. But again, it is the same screenplay that wears

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Hailing from Vimeo, new GM Rich Bloom will head up the Tubi for Creators program, which is focused on bringing YouTubers onto the streamer and funding new productions. Free ad-supported streamer Tubi has launched a new program called Tubi for Creators that’s designed to bring digital-first creators onto its platform. And this content expansion initiative is kicking off with six YouTube partners already on board.  Tubi for Creators was developed to meet an audience demand for content that features “culture and talent from the digital world,” said CEO Anjali Sud.   Former Vimeo GM Rich Bloom has joined Tubi as GM of creator programs and EVP of business development, and he’ll oversee the new program. Bloom has worked at Vimeo for the last five years, building up considerable experience working with digital-first creators and providing them with tools to set up their own subscription-based streamers.  The first YouTube brands to join Tubi for Creators are Dan and Riya (comedy videos), FunnyMike (pictured, comedy and music), Jubilee (political and social discussion), Kinigra Deon (scripted dramedies), Mythical Entertainment (a.k.a. Rhett & Link, comedy videos) and Watcher (unscripted series).  Content from these creators generally skews teens and up, but Mythical Entertainment, which runs the

Vimeo, Inc. (NASDAQ: VMEO), a prominent player in the technology sector, provides innovative video software solutions that cater to a diverse clientele ranging from small businesses to large enterprises. Headquartered in New York, this company has carved out a niche in the video hosting and management space with its comprehensive cloud-based offerings. Despite the recent turbulence in its stock price, Vimeo presents intriguing potential for investors, driven by a significant upside potential and a solid foundation in the growing video software market. As of the latest trading session, Vimeo’s stock is priced at $4.05. This comes after a slight decline of 0.03%, placing it at the lower end of its 52-week range of $3.55 – $7.32. With a market capitalization of $667.21 million, Vimeo is a relatively small player in the expansive software application industry, yet it holds a unique position due to its specialized offerings in video solutions. Financial metrics reveal some challenges for Vimeo. The company’s revenue growth has faced a contraction of 1.80%, and it currently lacks a price-to-earnings ratio, indicating that it may not be profitable on a net income basis. However, the company has reported an earnings per share (EPS) of $0.10, suggesting some profitability

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Tubi has launched a major creator initiative, adding 500 videos of episodic content and six established creators to its platform. Along with the new programming, the Fox-owned free streamer has also appointed former Vimeo exec Rich Bloom to a key senior exec post. His title will be General Manager, Creator Programs & EVP, Business Development. Tubi for Creators, as the initiative is known, marks a step-up of Tubiʼs investment in the creator economy as the streamer surges past 100 million monthly active viewers. The new push complements existing efforts like the company’s ongoing fan-oriented studio, Stubios and its recently announced partnership with Kickstarter. Tubi for Creators will see six established content creators make their work available on Tubi. Creators joining the program today include Mythical Entertainment, which is run by YouTube duo Rhett & Link, whose series Last Meals will now be available on Tubi; Canadian duo Dan and Riya, known for Beverly Valley High; comedian/rapper/entrepreneur FunnyMike; Jason Y. Lee’s Jubilee; and Kinigra Deo, whose comedy and drama series include Vampire Siblings and College Life. Watch on Deadline “Weʼre listening to our viewers and recognize their desire for more stories that reflect culture and talent from the digital world,ˮ Tubi

Girls Go To Mars (GGTM) is a set of activities designed to engage middle school girls in hands-on science. GGTM introduces NASA’s MAVEN Mission, which reached Mars on September 21, 2014 and began its study of the Martian atmosphere. Understanding Mars is accomplished both through activities that engage girls in understanding our planet’s atmosphere and with the Cadette Girl Scout Leadership's Journey Breathe: It’s Your Planet – Love It!  The SETI Institute’s Center for Education and the Girl Scouts of Northern California’s Girls Go Tech collaborated on the development and field tests of the activities with Cadette Girl Scouts.