As WBD and Paramount settle antitrust challenges, senior Warner Bros staffers question whether the iconic studio's identity can endure the combined company.

Bit Reactor's strategy game is a Steam hit, yet the studio's cash crunch before launch raises hard questions about the niche-games model under a mega-franchise.

After settling with 12 states, Paramount must release at least 30 films annually and spend $300M more on US production - a mandate that reshapes studio economics.

Xbox hands Halo to Call of Duty publisher after 268 layoffs, ending a 20-year era and signaling a brutal new reality for Western studios.

The Skydance founder's unprecedented consolidation of two studios makes him Hollywood's most powerful executive - and the biggest target for its problems.

David Ellison's studio avoids a March trial and a $7M-a-day ticking fee by settling with state AGs over local job losses.

A settlement would clear the studio merger; Ruffalo's push to kill it could force a trial with big implications for media consolidation.

The WGGB speech puts AI-generated scripts inside UK writers' rooms and raises the stakes for studios, showrunners, and talent reps.

Saber Interactive's CCO Tim Willits breaks down why global studios beat US triple-A costs - and what it means for the industry's future.

Amazon MGM and United Artists win the rights to the viral analog horror franchise, with creator Alex Kister directing for a summer 2028 release.

Billions Club era hits a new peak: Spotify and Amazon cite top single-day and 24-hour global debuts after June 12.