Deadline's Most Valuable Blockbuster tournament has returned, and as you'll see from the most profitable films of 2024 that ...

The Wachowski Sisters' Speed Racer may have bombed at the box office, but its cult following makes it worth a release on 4K.

Feb. 27Warner Bros. Discovery said in a staff memo it remains ... Bloomberg reported. Sept. 4, 2024Molson Coors, which had in 2023 defended a feminist-themed ad that sparked conservative backlash ...

By Kevin Dolak Warner Bros. legal reps have asked a New York judge to quash a subpoena from Sean “Diddy” Combs’ legal team that is demanding the raw, unedited interviews and other materials ...

The Historic Warner Cascade Theatre Museum will host a special showing of the film “King of Kings” at noon April 17. This film created by legendary filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille was released in ...

Diddy and Warner Bros are fighting over his demand for outtakes from the "Fall of Diddy" docuseries. Diddy wants all unaired footage and paperwork concerning two accusers from the series.

Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. moved to place legal guardrails on bankrupt film financier Village Roadshow ... No. 24-10475, Objections filed 4/7/25. Continue Reading To contact the reporter on this ...

A lawsuit by Blade Runner 2049 production company Alcon Entertainment against Tesla and Warner Bros over the use of images from the film at a promotional event can proceed, a federal judge has ruled.

Warner Bros., the studio behind the 2011 Brand vehicle Arthur, his only lead role, has reportedly offered police upwards of four hours of outtake footage from the set of the film for their ...

When the smoke cleared, Warner Bros. won the movie on those terms ... who take over a juke joint in heavily racist 1930s Mississippi. Owning a film about Black ownership was a meaningful sticking ...

The studio behind Russell Brand’s 2011 film “Arthur” will provide courts with behind-the-scenes outtakes as part of an ongoing civil sexual assault lawsuit, according to The Times of London. Attorneys ...

Both Brand and Warner Bros. were sued in 2023 by an extra on the film identified as Jane Doe, who accused the comedian of exposing himself to cast members before sexually assaulting her in a lavatory.