So Hollywood gives us about 16 hours to celebrate the cancellation of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy before announcing the woke-warping of another one of our beloved franchises. This time it’s The Lord of the Rings film franchise getting bent over by no less than “journeyman” screenwriter Stephen Colbert.
NEW YORK — Paramount is again sweetening its hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, while again extending the deadline for its tender offer as it scrambles for more shareholder support.
Paramount Skydance will be cutting 1,600 more jobs just after 600 employees quit in order to avoid returning to work in the office.
Nolte: Nothing gives me more hope that an actual cultural shift might be happening in Hollywood than the tone of this cover story from the far-left Variety.
Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan, one of the most successful television creators in history, will leave his current home at Paramount for NBC Universal.
Mass layoffs across Paramount Skydance are set to begin the week of 27 October with some 2,000 U.S. jobs expected to be targeted.
Far-left MTV is shutting down five of its music channels in the United Kingdom. Australia, Poland, France, and Brazil will soon follow. And the future does not look bright for the 44-year-old brand here in the U.S.
CBS News journalists have expressed fear now that Bari Weiss, who resigned from the New York Times due to opposition from woke staffers, could be made editor-in-chief.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Krist Noem appeared on the disgraced CBS News over the weekend and found herself deceptively edited by the far-left Sunday morning current affairs program Face the Nation.
House Democrats have launched an investigation into the Paramount-Skydance merger, inquiring if the company gave President Donald Trump an “illegal bribe” to ensure the FCC approved the $8 billion deal.
TV megaproducer Shonda Rhimes says she fears Hollywood creatives are “self-censoring” to appease President Donald Trump following his settlements with Disney and Paramount.
Skydance Media and Paramount Global have completed their merger, creating a new media conglomerate and ending months of turmoil over the deal that has drawn allegations of corruption directed at the Trump administration.
Skydance Media is now saying it played no role whatever in the cancellation of CBS’s “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”
Soon-to-be canceled left-wing late-night host Stephen Colbert unleashed on his own network and President Donald Trump in his return to the show on Monday evening.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approved the $8 billion merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media.
Skydance Media has promised a post-merger CBS that will not engage in the racist practice known as DEI but will deliver a “diversity of viewpoints” in the “company’s array of news and entertainment programming.”
The Daily Show host Jon Stewart chimed in on the news that CBS had decided not to renew the Late Show with host Stephen Colbert, taking a shot at the relevance of Comedy Central — the channel that airs his program.
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on CBS will not be renewed for another season, with the network calling it a “financial decision.”
Paramount will settle President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against CBS and has agreed to pay $16 million over an edited interview of former presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
The FCC is pressuring Paramount to take more steps to put an end to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies ahead its Skydance merger
A “stunned Anderson Cooper watched as 60 Minutes boss sobbed through shocking a resignation meeting,” according to the Daily Mail.
A group of woke employees of entertainment giant Paramount have organized to sign a letter attacking the company for announcing that it intends to roll back its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies.
Paramount will merge with Skydance, closing out a decades long run by the Redstone family in Hollywood and injecting desperately needed cash into a legacy studio that has struggled to adapt to a shifting entertainment landscape.
NEW YORK — National Amusements, which owns a majority voting stake in embattled entertainment giant Paramount Global, said Tuesday that it has ended talks on a possible merger of Paramount with movie production company Skydance Media.
