NBCUniversal's studio unit saw its bottom line drop, driven by a bigger slate, Disney stayed atop the global box office. Plus ...

EXCLUSIVE: Former Paramount Pictures Motion Picture Group chief Mike Ireland has been hired by Warner Bros Picture Group as President of Production. He will join Jesse Ehrman, Warner Bros’ current ...

Warner Bros. celebrated an epic Oscar night, while Bob Iger departs as Disney CEO, in a week that sums up the achievements ...

Superman, Batman and Game of Thrones owner Warner Bros Discovery joined Disney and Paramount in putting the copyright infringement gears to TikTok owners ByteDance over AI-generated videos of Darth ...

Warner Bros. Discovery said Tuesday that Paramount Skydance’s revised bid for the entire company, including its cable networks, could be preferable to Netflix’s deal for its studio and streaming ...

Warner Bros. Discovery on Friday formally signed an agreement to be acquired by Paramount Skydance, the two companies announced, setting the stage for one of the most consequential media mergers in ...

The exec left Paramount last year amid the Skydance merger. By Pamela McClintock, Aaron Couch Michael Ireland — a widely regarded Hollywood studio production executive who departed Paramount last year ...

Paramount Skydance has set an ambitious target of closing the Warner Bros. Discovery transaction by the fall as David Ellison’s media conglomerate trumpeted its hard-fought agreement to acquire its ...

Warner Bros. Pictures Group has hired former Paramount Pictures Motion Picture Group chief Mike Ireland as president of production, the studio announced Thursday. Ireland will join current Warner Bros ...

Warner Bros. deal on blast after the Oscars when she walked the red carpet at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party wearing a “Block the Merger” pin. Fonda, ...

Paramount's new bid improves on the $30 per share all-cash offer — source Warner Bros shareholders to vote on Netflix offer on March 20 Ancora Holdings pressures Warner Bros to engage with Paramount ...

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos said Thursday its potential acquisition of Warner Bros. would lead to “even more” films released in theaters, his latest attempt to assuage fears from cinema chains and ...