Whatever specifically happens with CBS News should the Paramount/Warner Bros. merger go through, staffing changes are inevitable. It was previously reported that employees were expecting a “blood bath,” and those sentiments align with the f-bombs recently shared by other employees.

Streaming giant Netflix declined to match Paramount Skydance's $31 per share offer for Warner Bros. Discovery.

Netflix stunned the entertainment world this week when it declined to raise its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, setting the stage for Paramount Skydance to win ownership of the Hollywood studio. At the time,

A Paramount deal could be worse than a Netflix deal would have been for Warner Bros. employees.

The drama started in late 2025 when Netflix agreed to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s studio and streaming divisions — including HBO Max and its larger content vault — for about $82.7 billion. Paramount Skydance then entered with a hostile takeover bid for the entire company, including cable networks and news channels that Netflix wasn’t targeting.

Tom Cruise has seemingly saved Hollywood again following his involvement in thwarting Netflix's takeover of Warner Bros.

Warner Bros. heir Gregory Orr lambasted the new MAGA-coded owners of his grandfather’s iconic Hollywood company. “Merging with Paramount Skydance is like a shotgun wedding with your dumb cousin. I fear for the health of the kids,

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) weighed in on Paramount ‘s apparent victory in the battle for Warner Bros., adding to a chorus of Democrats who are vowing investigations and other actions if they return to power after this year’s midterms.