AT&T To Spin Off WarnerMedia, Including HBO Max, In $43 Billion Deal With Discovery
In a $43 billion deal AT&T Discovery deal, AT&T is selling its WarnerMedia assets and spinning off HBO Max with discovery+.
Read MoreIn a $43 billion deal AT&T Discovery deal, AT&T is selling its WarnerMedia assets and spinning off HBO Max with discovery+.
Read MoreWarnerMedia CEO Jason Kilar confirmed that Warner Bros. theatrical releases will be the main model in 2022, with no more day-and-date releases after 2021.
Read MoreDespite the imminent debut of Warner Bros. movies on the WarnerMedia streaming platform, you won't find HBO Max on Roku soon due to the continued stalemate.
Read MoreWarnerMedia has officially launched a Justice League investigation into the production of the controversial movie, spurred on by Ray Fisher's comments.
Read MoreAT&T COO John Stankey says WarnerMedia (and Warner Bros.) are "rethinking" its theatrical model of distribution in light of the coronavirus.
Read MoreWarnerMedia has announced the existence of Warner Max, a new film production branch that will specifically make movies for the HBO Max streaming service.
Read MoreJ.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot Productions rejected Apple's megaoffer and took less money to team with WarnerMedia. Here's why they made that decision.
Read MoreThe WarnerMedia/J.J. Abrams deal has been in the works for months, but now Bad Robot will begin creating film, television, games, and more for the company.
Read MoreWalt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger said it would be "very difficult" for Disney Georgia productions to keep filming if the state enacts a new abortion law.
Read MoreWarnerMedia's streaming service has just found a new show in Love Life, an anthology rom-com from Paul Feig starring his A Simple Favor star Anna Kendrick.
Read MoreThe Office streaming rights, along with several other popular network shows, may no longer be exclusively available on Netflix.
Read MoreWarnerMedia has revealed the first details on the FilmStruck replacement that will be unveiled in the fourth quarter of 2019. Will it satisfy cinephiles?
Read MoreIs FilmStruck saved? A new report says a "new iteration" of the classic movie subscription streaming site is coming to WarnerMedia's new streaming service.
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