When it was announced in March that Stephen Colbert was working on a new Lord of the Rings film for Warner Bros., fans reacted with skepticism and concern. At the end of May, Colbert will be leaving his hosting duties at The Late Show, and many critics have noted the show’s leaning into progressive politics under his tenure.
HBO’s new Harry Potter reboot series hasn’t even started airing yet, but it’s already generating headlines. The latest comes courtesy of Daniel Radcliffe, the original Harry himself, who has now confirmed that he personally reached out to Dominic McLaughlin, the young actor taking over the iconic role.
The battle over Warner Bros. escalated this morning as Paramount Skydance issued a rare and sharply worded statement denying a major claim circulating across Hollywood trade outlets about its upcoming bid.
For months, the entertainment world has been treating the potential sale of Warner Bros. Discovery like the industry’s own royal succession drama. Depending on which insiders you trust, the future of the entire Warner empire could shift toward Netflix, Universal, the Ellison family, or—if a new round of reporting holds true—straight toward the Middle East with reports that Saudi Arabia is a frontrunner to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery.
The DC Universe (DCU) has a new antagonist. After months of speculation, it’s now confirmed that Brainiac will be the villain in Man of Tomorrow.
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.
The Mogwai are making a comeback, with a release date set for the upcoming Gremlins 3.
In an investor call on Thursday, November 6, 2025 Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav announced that the mischievous little creatures known as “gremlins” are heading back to the box office. Gremlins 3 has a release date set of November 19, 2027. It will be directed by Chris Columbus, who penned the original 1984 Gremlins script.
Just when you thought it was safe to call a flop a flop, Hollywood is not having any of it. The extremely left film that glorifies all kinds of division, One Battle After Another, was a shocking financial disaster for Warner Bros Discovery and a black eye for Leonardo DiCaprio’s career. But the PR wizards of Warner are hard at work with their Hollywood colleagues to make all that fail just disappear. This time, however, their techniques are truly something to behold!
In a move that could upend Hollywood’s power structure and redraw the map of global entertainment, Comcast—the parent company of Universal—is reportedly exploring a bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). According to Reuters, Comcast has hired Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to explore the possibility of a merger, even gaining access to WBD’s internal data room to begin due diligence.
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.
Reports from yesterday that Superman actor David Corenswet had joined the boycott of the Israeli film industry were untrue.
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.
According to a That Park Place source close to Warner Bros. Discovery, CEO David Zaslav hosted a company-wide town hall this week that left many employees buzzing—not because of major announcements, but because of one surprising moment.