Legal expert Aaron Moss joins Matt to discuss Scarlett Johansson's potential lawsuit against OpenAI for using her voice in an AI chatbot. They explore the legal implications, compare past cases, and predict the future of the CW Network.

Bloomberg reporter Lucas Shaw joins the host to discuss the shift in Hollywood pay structures towards performance-based compensation on streaming platforms like Netflix and Apple. They debate the reasons behind this change, potential transparency issues, and the feasibility of this new model. The episode also includes predictions about Kevin Costner's 'Horizon: An American Saga' and Francis Ford Coppola's 'Megalopolis'.

Media analyst Rich Greenfield joins Matt to discuss the TV up-fronts, Netflix's NFL deal, YouTube's viewership data, Amazon's announcements, and the future of media. They also talk about the 'Wicked' trailer and two-part movies.

Camilo Becdach, a partner at McKinsey, discusses the untapped potential of Latinos in Hollywood, estimating a $12-18 billion annual revenue loss due to underrepresentation. They explore barriers faced by Latinos in the industry and offer solutions. Matt predicts the box office performance of a John Krasinski-directed animated film at the end.

Bloomberg journalist Lucas Shaw joins the host to discuss the new bundle combining Disney+, Hulu, and Max. They debate potential winners and losers, predict the next to join the Great Re-Bundling, and speculate on Netflix's NFL involvement.

Longtime producer Cathy Schulman and experienced producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura discuss the devaluation of producers in Hollywood and advocate for better rights under Producers United. They delve into the financial squeeze on producers, the misunderstood role of producers in the industry, and the impact of producers on the entertainment we all enjoy.

Kelly Campbell, President of Peacock, discusses Peacock's unique streaming position, growth via live sports, plans for Olympics coverage. They debate NBA rights impact, joint ventures with Paramount Plus, Max. Matt predicts ESPN's over-the-top service after Disney earnings call.

Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw joins to dissect why 'The Fall Guy' flopped, questioning if Ryan Gosling is a bankable star, and the impact on the summer box office. Also, predictions on the Tom Brady roast on Netflix.

Guest Scott Mendelson joins to rate the confidence levels of upcoming summer blockbusters. Analyzing box office potential of Fall Guy, Pixar sequels, Despicable Me 4, and Deadpool 3. Discussing creating successful franchises without nostalgia and predicting success of Alien Romulus and M. Night Shyamalan films.

The Ringer's Bill Simmons joins Matt to discuss the intense competition for NBA media rights. They dissect potential deals with ESPN/ABC and Amazon, speculate on who will secure the third spot, and envision the NBA's future in streaming. Insights on financial implications, evolving sports content distribution, and the impact on stock prices are explored.