Producers of the recently released animated Batman series Batman: Caped Crusader have swapped out its male Penguin villain for a female Penguin because they claim there aren’t enough good female villains in the Batman oeuvre. The show, developed by Warner Bros. Discovery,
Actors and performers in the SAG/AFTRA union have been calling for AI protections in the video game industry.
China’s TikTok has launched a new promotional tool for Hollywood to drive engagement.
Paramount Global will reportedly cut is workforce by 15% in another round of layoffs amid the entertainment industry’s uncertain future.
Warner Bros. Discovery announced its quarterly earnings — well, losses — to the tune of a $11.2 billion, with a “B,” loss.
All of these media companies are struggling, and the primary reason is the death of cable/satellite TV.
Cancel culture received another blow this week when author J.K. Rowling revealed Warner Bros. included her in on selecting the creative team for the studio’s upcoming Harry Potter television series.
Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1 represents Costner’s boldest, grandest, and most ambitious turn behind the camera yet.
Amazon Prime will be restoring the “Born to Kill” phrase on the main menu poster for Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket.
ESPN, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox will be joining forces to launch a sports streaming platform this year.
Nolte: People who hate us are losing hundreds of millions of dollars on movies driven by their hate for us.
Warner Bros. has reversed course on its original decision to shelve the already completed Coyote vs. Acme for a $30 million tax write-off and will allow the film’s makers to shop for a buyer.
A strong backlash has been brewing against Warner Bros. after the studio shelved the now-completed Coyote vs. Acme movie.
Warner Bros. announced Thursday that Dune: Part Two would be postponed until 2024. The official social media account now lists the release date as March 15.
DC’s latest superhero movie, Blue Beetle, is optimistically projected to earn just $25 million this weekend.
Algeria has banned the movie Barbie from local cinemas, citing moral issues that affronted public sensibilities in the Muslim-majority North African country.
Blue Beetle, the latest woke superhero movie from DC/Warner Bros., is projected to open in the dismal range of $12 to $17 million.
Warner Bros’ “Barbie” film is tracking for a huge opening weekend, but early reviews have revealed the picture devolves into a series of moralizing monologues — not the light, fun adventure promised in its marketing.
Nolte: Warner Bros. is reportedly looking at rescheduling three of its tentpole films that had been scheduled for release this year.
Warner Bros. has now responded to the controversy over the upcoming Barbie movie’s alleged use of a map that favors communist China.
One of the actresses of the upcoming movie “Barbie” is using the film’s promotional tour to push abortion, saying she is “extremely pro-choice” and has a “very emotional relationship with Roe v. Wade.”
Warner Bros. has put the peddle to the metal in the Hollywood artificial intelligence race by signing a deal to implement an AI system.
Bottom line: No normal person will pay $14 to watch a freaken weirdo who’s been credibly accused of child grooming in a movie produced by a talentless studio.
Embattled “The Flash” star Ezra Miller, who uses they/them pronouns, made a red carpet appearance on Monday after being arrested multiple times last year and being accused of grooming young girls.
Actor Michael Shannon, who has now twice played “Superman” movie character General Zod, recently explained that he turned down a role in the “Star Wars” franchise because he doesn’t want to make “mindless entertainment.”
Looney Tunes — the classic children’s animated brand from Warner Bros. — is celebrating Pride Month by encouraging people to dress up as drag queens.
The director of the upcoming Warner Bros. superhero movie The Flash is standing behind gender non-binary star Ezra Miller, saying he won’t recast the role in a possible sequel despite the actor’s recent string of legal troubles.
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors reportedly no longer has a TV production deal with Warner Bros. after the studio allowed the agreement to expire with nothing to show for it.
Nolte: Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Hitler) is calling on the Justice Department to save the movie Batgirl.
Blue Beetle star Susan Sarandon is running around bragging about how woke the upcoming DC movie is.
The Warner Bros. DC universe of comic book movies is about to welcome the opening of “Blue Beetle” but fans are not welcoming a tweet by the film’s director, Ángel Manuel Soto, who said he hopes Donald Trump is assassinated like President Abraham Lincoln.
Patty Jenkins refused to take story notes from another woman, and now the world will be spared her rendition of Wonder Woman 3.
Nolte: “Black Adam,” the DC superhero movie starring Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, is a flop — identity is not character.
The cost-cutting at Warner Bros. Discovery continued on Tuesday, with the latest casualty being a long-running TV workshop devoted to fostering diversity, according to multiple reports.
Some of Hollywood’s top showrunners, TV creators, and directors have thanked the major studios for protecting their access to abortion.
“The Flash” star Ezra Miller has delusions that he is “the Messiah,” and wants to “lead an Indigenous revolution,” said the mother of a woman whom the actor was accused of emotionally abusing and grooming since she was 12 years old.
Warner Bros. “The Flash” star Ezra Miller, who has self-identified as transgender and nonbinary, “weaponizes” gender identity to silence critics when confronted, according to the mother of one of his alleged victims.
“The Flash” star Ezra Miller said he will be seeking treatment for “complex mental health issues” and apologized for “past behavior,” which includes allegations of choking a woman, verbally assaulting a female friend, and grooming a teenage girl.
The problems for the already controversial actor Ezra Miller increased tenfold this week when Vermont State Police charged “The Flash” star with felony burglary.
Actor Ezra Miller’s film The Flash is still proceeding into post-production, despite its star’s seemingly never-ending stream of scandals, restraining orders, and a growing petition to recast his role.