Apology comes hours before employees stage walkout in support of equal pay and "better labor conditions for all employees."

A group of industry veterans coming from the likes of Naughty Dog, Infinity Ward, Sony's Santa Monica Studio, EA, and Bungie has announced the creation of AAA studio That's No Moon. The new studio has already secured a $100 million investment from Crossfire studio Smilegate to work on its debut title,

Former employees at studios including Naughty Dog, Infinity Ward, and Sony Santa Monica have established a new AAA company known as That’s No Moon. The company, which also features former employees from Bungie and Electronic Arts,

First Look Media has tapped Maria Zuckerman to serve as president of Topic Studios, a major promotion for the executive who joined the company in May 2019. “I’m thrilled to recognize Maria’s role

As part of a continued effort to create opportunities for diverse owned asset management firms, Wilshire released a report today outlining the 2020 results of its ongoing Diverse Owned Manager Initiative.

Santa Monica is among cities ranked with the least affordable housing, where that big milestone just might be tougher to achieve compared to other cities in the U.S., WalletHub reports. Santa Monica is the fourth-worst affordable place for first-time home buyers,

That’s No Moon is founded by Michael Mumbauer, Tina Kowalewski, Taylor Kurosaki and Nick Kononelos. Mumbauer, the new studio’s chief executive, previously served as the director of the visual starts studio at Sony Computer Entertainment America.

Veterans of Naughty Dog, Infinity Ward, Bungie and Sony Santa Monica also hope their new IP will span other forms of entertainment

Santa Monica highway, civic center projects forced out thousands * Displaced families, descendants get affordable housing priority * Hundreds of thousands affected by urban renewal nationwide WASHINGTON,

It didn't take long for this stunning home to find a buyer. Actress Shelley Hack from "Charlie's Angels" sold her gorgeous Craftsman home in Santa Monica for $11.4M, the Los Angeles Times reports. The secluded home north of Montana Avenue hit the market earlier this summer.