Paramount Skydance has reportedly made a new improved bid to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery. The exact amount of the bid is unknown as of press time, according to Deadline. Warner Bros. Discovery is once again at the center of a high-stakes media battle, as the...
After the last Disney Company earnings call and the subsequent 7%+ drop in stock value last week, investors are beginning to look at comparisons between Bob Iger’s corporation and other major entertainment businesses on the New York Stock Exchange, particularly as Netflix splits its stock.
As the deadline for first-round bids rapidly approaches, the Warner Bros. sale that has been hanging over Hollywood for months is suddenly turning into a three-way dogfight.
Fans are already anticipating the sequel to Netflix’s breakout film KPop Demon Hunters. However, they’ll have to wait till 2029 according to new reports
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is set to make a big announcement before the end of the year. According to CNBC’s Alex Sherman, the media giant, which had planned to split in 2026, will announce by Christmas if it will go through the separation, sell certain assets, or be bought out entirely.
Only weeks after Netflix leadership downplayed the idea of buying entertainment giants, the company now appears to be circling Warner Bros Discovery — a move that could represent the biggest power shift in Hollywood since Disney acquired Fox. According to Reuters reporting, Netflix has hired Moelis & Co. and gained access to sensitive financial data, actively exploring whether to make an offer for the famed WB studio and its streaming assets.
Netflix has signed and “unprecedented” global licensing agreements with Mattel and Hasbro for merchandise and toys based on its animated film KPop Demon Hunters. The two firms will act as co-master toy licensees, covering categories from dolls to board games.
We probably won’t be seeing Elizabeth Olsen in any Netflix-exclusive movies, as the actress recently told InStyle magazine that if a movie isn’t getting a theatrical release, she’ll pass on it.
“If a movie is made independently and only sells to a streamer, then fine. But I don’t want to make something where that’s the end-all,” she said.
Netflix has once again made its position clear: it has no interest in buying Warner Bros. Discovery, even as Hollywood braces for another major wave of consolidation.
KPop Demon Hunters is continuing up, up, up this year as the Netflix streaming musical sensation has taken 6 of the top 10 Halloween costumes spots this year.
Netflix is reissuing a sing‑along version of KPop Demon Hunters in theaters over Halloween weekend, and this time AMC is participating. The reissue is timed amid comparatively weak box office momentum in October 2025.