Indie buys limited to $5 million annually under Paramount-Warner Bros. $111 billion deal
Indie buys limited to $5 million annually under Paramount-Warner Bros. $111 billion deal
Paramount and Warner Bros. may have a $111 billion deal on paper, but the indie movies buried in the fine print could make that math messy.
Name change: Margot Robbie takes husband Tom Ackerley’s surname
Name change: Margot Robbie takes husband Tom Ackerley’s surname
Margot Robbie has made a long-delayed switch: after ten years of marriage, she has officially taken her husband’s last name.
Which NCIS shows are renewed? The list changed twice this year
Which NCIS shows are renewed? The list changed twice this year
CBS renewed three NCIS shows in January, then rewrote the plan in April. Here's what's actually on the schedule this fall, what got trimmed, and what happened to the spinoff that didn't survive the year.
Failure to deliver on its 30-movie promise could cost Paramount 'Scream', 'Scary Movie', and more
Failure to deliver on its 30-movie promise could cost Paramount 'Scream', 'Scary Movie', and more
Paramount’s high-stakes bid for a promised movie haul has fan favorites caught in the crossfire—leaving you to wonder which beloved franchises make the cut.
Resident Evil rules the box office, while Zach Cregger teases his 'most disturbing' movie
Resident Evil rules the box office, while Zach Cregger teases his 'most disturbing' movie
Resident Evil may be center stage, but Zach Cregger’s already fanning the flames for his next big-screen adventure.
$30M per movie at stake in Paramount–Warner Bros. merger’s unique annual target and penalty
$30M per movie at stake in Paramount–Warner Bros. merger’s unique annual target and penalty
In Paramount and Warner Bros.’ merger talks, there’s a costly string attached: keep the annual movie pipeline flowing—or be ready to eat the penalties.
The truth about Grant Gustin playing The Flash in James Gunn’s DCU
The truth about Grant Gustin playing The Flash in James Gunn’s DCU
Before you buy the Grant Gustin Flash buzz, know how James Gunn’s comments fit—and what DCU’s The People v. Gorilla Grodd actually refers to.
Amid backlash, Kit Harrington defends the Harry Potter show and why he joined the cast
Amid backlash, Kit Harrington defends the Harry Potter show and why he joined the cast
Kit Harington is laying out what convinced him to join HBO’s Harry Potter reboot—and why the books still matter to him—despite the franchise’s ongoing backlash.
Universal, Sony and Disney top Hollywood’s 2026 box office leaderboard
Universal, Sony and Disney top Hollywood’s 2026 box office leaderboard
If you think the studio pecking order’s predictable, the 2026 box office just shuffled the deck, with new players crashing the top five and others getting bounced.
Stephen Colbert sheds fear of telling Steven Spielberg about new Lord of the Rings movie
Stephen Colbert sheds fear of telling Steven Spielberg about new Lord of the Rings movie
After Steven Spielberg put Colbert on the spot, the late-night host now sounds ready to spill Tolkien secrets — and you’ll want to hear what he shares.
Despite The Late Show cancellation, Stephen Colbert doubles down on late-night TV
Despite The Late Show cancellation, Stephen Colbert doubles down on late-night TV
Stephen Colbert is sticking with comedy — a reminder that late night may be sturdier than its recent cancellations suggest.
Rising sports streaming costs get pushback as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube join forces
Rising sports streaming costs get pushback as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube join forces
The streamers aren’t just taking heat over sports streaming—they’re taking it to D.C., as Netflix, Amazon, and YouTube unite behind a new lobbying coalition.
Emmy win for The Pitt is "still wild," says Shawn Hatosy
Emmy win for The Pitt is "still wild," says Shawn Hatosy
The Pitt star says he still can’t believe he won an Emmy last year — wait till you hear how he puts it.
Elon’s legal threats shadow HBO Max takeover, warns ‘Musk’ filmmaker
Elon’s legal threats shadow HBO Max takeover, warns ‘Musk’ filmmaker
Alex Gibney says his Elon Musk documentary is running into trouble on two fronts—legal and corporate.
Jake Gyllenhaal’s grieving New Yorker steps into ‘Remain’ horror mystery: first look with Phoebe Dynevor
Jake Gyllenhaal’s grieving New Yorker steps into ‘Remain’ horror mystery: first look with Phoebe Dynevor
Warner Bros. has unveiled a first look at Remain, the Jake Gyllenhaal–Phoebe Dynevor team-up you’ll want to see for yourself.
Upcoming romantic thriller 'Remain' reveals full cast, including Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor
Upcoming romantic thriller 'Remain' reveals full cast, including Jake Gyllenhaal and Phoebe Dynevor
Romance gets perilous in Remain, where Jake Gyllenhaal teams with Phoebe Dynevor amid secrets, danger, and an ensemble built to keep you guessing.
Millions pour into Hollywood CEO security as threats grow — but the danger stays vague
Millions pour into Hollywood CEO security as threats grow — but the danger stays vague
With threats on the rise, Hollywood is pouring millions into guarding its top bosses—how steep the bills get, and what’s fueling them, might catch you off guard.
Another setback hits 'Harry Potter' season 2 as fan outrage grows
Another setback hits 'Harry Potter' season 2 as fan outrage grows
Harry Potter season 2’s schedule just got shaky thanks to a new production hiccup—and the cause isn’t what you’re thinking.
Corporate malpractice allegation hits Paramount as Mark Ruffalo renews attack: "Paramount cannot be trusted"
Corporate malpractice allegation hits Paramount as Mark Ruffalo renews attack: "Paramount cannot be trusted"
Mark Ruffalo just picked up fresh ammo to go after Paramount amid their feud about the Warner Bros. merger.
HBO keeps delivering as DC sticks with the blockbuster chase
HBO keeps delivering as DC sticks with the blockbuster chase
HBO’s Lanterns is shining while DC’s movies keep face-planting — so should the studio steer its best stories to streaming instead of theaters?
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