Andy Weir, author of Project Hail Mary, has issued an apology to Star Trek showrunner Alex Kurtzman following his recent criticism of the franchise. The gesture has disappointed—and even frustrated—many science fiction fans who believe no apology was necessary for his remarks.
Comedy Central has reportedly pulled a controversial South Park episode mocking Charlie Kirk from its cable lineup, but the satire is still just a click away for anyone with a Paramount+ subscription.
When the bell on Wall Street rang last week, the newly minted Paramount Skydance came out swinging. Financial news and investment site Investopedia noted Wednesday afternoon that “Paramount Skydance shares jumped nearly 40%” just that day. According to analysts, this is the best two-day run for Paramount stock in 35 years.
Paramount has made its first big move following its merger with Skydance, striking a major agreement to obtain the U.S. broadcasting rights for the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) from TKO Group.
In a surprising (and perhaps not unwelcomed) turn of events for Star Trek fans, a new rumor suggests that Paramount+ has already pulled the plug on Season 2 of the upcoming series Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, even though Season 1 has yet to air. The claim, originating from a YouTube podcast called Tachyon Pulse and amplified by fan sites, points to dissatisfaction from studio executives and high production costs as the primary reasons.
In June, Paramount+ renewed Star Trek: Strange New Worlds for a fifth and final season. Since then, co-creator Akiva Goldsman and co-showrunner Henry Alonso Myers have indicated they are interested in doing a follow-up show that would serve as something of a reboot of the show’s beloved original series.
Paramount Global has resolved a tense standoff with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, signing a five-year, $1.5 billion deal for exclusive global streaming rights and ten new episodes annually on Paramount Plus. The contract was finalized just in...
In a rare public outburst, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have come out swinging against their network’s corporate overlords, blaming the upcoming merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media for delaying the long-awaited 27th season of their iconic animated series.