Warner Bros. turned down offers from Netflix, Amazon, and Paramount, according to a new report. Coyote vs. Acme Movie Expected to Be Permanently Shelved, Deleted from Existence Eddie Fu
The new standalone service will launch is expected to launch in the fall. ESPN, Warner Bros., and Fox Teaming Up for New Streaming Sports App Scoop Harrison
The new standalone service will launch is expected to launch in the fall. ESPN, Warner Bros., and Fox Teaming Up for New Streaming Sports App Scoop Harrison
The House of the Dragon actress will make her debut in Superman: Legacy before leading her own film. Milly Alcock Cast as Supergirl in James Gunn’s DC Universe Jo Vito
DC's copyrights for the original versions of the characters will expire in 10 years. DC’s Superman and Batman Copyright Expirations Explained Eddie Fu
Diddy reveals that he got a cease & desist letter from Warner Bros. over his Halloween portrayal of The Joker last year. The Bad Boy Records founder then decided to become The Batman this year, with a new clip on social media.
According to sources, the current seasons of both 'Judge Mathis' and 'The People's Court' will be their last. Warner Bros. made the decision to end the shows because of the current landscape for daytime television that is shrinking when it comes to syndication money. The post Warner Bros. Cancels ‘Judge Mathis’ And ‘The People’s Court’ appeared first on The Latest Hip-Hop News, Music and Media | Hip-Hop Wired.
Keanu Reeves is set to return for Constantine 2, a sequel to the 2005 superhero film, from director Francis Lawrence. As The Hollywood Reporter notes, Lawrence is also returning for the sequel, while Akiva Goldsman will serve pen the script. The first Constantine film was written by Kevin Brodbin and Frank Cappello. Based on DC’s Hellblazer comic, Constantine centers Reeves as John Constantine, an exorcist who travels between Earth and Hell in his communications with half-angels and half-demons. Really, his character is more of an anti-hero than a superhero, as he’s pretty cynical about his abilities. Advertisement Related Video The release of Constantine 2 is another sign of Warner Bros. Discovery’s newfound preference for superhero films over ...