The Latest Breaking News from Warner

Seventy-million-dollar animation/live-action project was the latest Warner Bros. film to be scuttled for tax and residuals breaks

Warner has developed a reputation for ruthlessly axing already-finished projects, but the studio has finally walked back one of its most controversial decisions.

Warner Bros. Discovery's Q3 2023 earnings report reveals that its super-streamer has lost another 700,000 subscribers.

None of the stars cast by Zack Snyder will reprise their roles in future films, which rather takes for granted the time fans have invested in them

Studios behind Harry Potter films to undergo 400,000 sq ft expansion by 2027, in boost to struggling industry

‘And I just can’t look, it’s killing me,’ is the bellowed refrain that closes everything from weddings to student nights. Mark Beaumont looks at how The Killers’ anthem about betrayal hasn’t left the charts for 20 years

An AI pop singer called Noonoouri has just scored a record deal with Warner Music, and yes, we've officially entered a Black Mirror episode.

In an exclusive interview, George Jones—former chief of licensing and retail at Warner Bros.—lays out his strategy for injecting Care Bears with some trademark marketing magic.

Home to Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber and Adele, Universal plans to develop a tool that fans can use to create tracks using the voices of artists from their catalogue

The Warner Bros. Film Group in the United States has issued a public apology about social media activity concerning the ‘Barbenheimer’ meme, which has caused outrage in Japan, Variety reported. "Warner Brothers sincerely apologises for its recent insensitive social media engagement." Read further on Dynamite News :

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