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Elon Musk has reportedly invested about $1 billion in Skydance following Paramount’s $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The investment comes as the newly combined media company pursues $6 billion in cost savings over three years.
Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning opened to an estimated $5.5 million domestically, falling short of forecasts and the debut of 2010’s The Social Network.
Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery complete their $111 billion merger, forming Skydance with HBO, CNN, Paramount+ and two major Hollywood film studios.
Ben Affleck’s detailed AI explanations go viral as he discusses Python, neural networks, and the filmmaking startup Netflix reportedly acquired for $587 million.
Paramount has completed its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, creating Skydance, a media giant spanning studios, streaming, TV and news.
After their merger closes, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery will operate as Skydance, while the Paramount and Warner Bros. studio brands remain intact.
A surprise Elizabeth Holmes documentary premiered at Telluride, featuring rare access to the Theranos founder before her prison sentence.
Hollywood actors and creators are entering the microdrama market as short, mobile-first series attract audiences, investors, and new entertainment platforms.
Christopher Nolan has described artificial intelligence as an “obvious Trojan horse,” saying growing public scepticism—especially among younger people—is a healthy response to rapidly…
Midjourney is asking Hollywood studios to disclose how they use artificial intelligence in film and TV production as part of an ongoing copyright lawsuit. Learn what the request could mean…
Google DeepMind has invested $75 million in A24 to develop AI-powered filmmaking and production tools. Discover how the partnership could influence Hollywood’s future while keeping creative…
Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese has emerged as an unlikely voice in support of AI, highlighting its potential to preserve stories, creativity, and cinematic history.
