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Writers workshop axed as layoffs hit Warner Bros. Television

Warner Bros. Discovery's rolling layoffs have come to its television division, the studio responsible for shows including "Ted Lasso," "Abbott Elementary" and "The Bachelor."

Los Angeles Times

SMRG and Warner Bros Discovery to launch new Arabic-language channel

CNN and HBO owner says new partnership with SRMG is ‘a solid step for us’

The Independent UK

Tony Khan Reflects on Three Years of ‘AEW Dynamite’

This week’s episode will mark the third anniversary of the company’s flagship TV show.

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Final Seasons for 'The Flash' and 'Riverdale' as Network Shifts

Amid big cuts at The CW, former corporate owners are still expected to produce shows for the network.

The Street

SRMG, Warner Bros. Discovery Partner to Launch 'Asharq Discovery'

The Saudi Research and Media Group (SRMG), the MENA region's largest media group, entered into a long-term partnership with Warner Bros.

Asharq Al-Awsat

AT&T Stock Approaches Key Support as Dividend Yields 7%

AT&T has been crushed this year, down more than 40% from its high. But now the stock nears a key area on the charts with a 7% dividend yield.

The Street

Mel Gibson claims Warner Bros Discovery merger is behind Lethal Weapon 5 delay

‘They chop everyone else up and throw them away and get new people,’ actor said of long-awaited fifth action instalment

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Warner Bros. Discovery May Already Be Eyeing Another Merger

Rumors are circulating that CEO David Zaslav is eyeing a huge competitor for a sale.

The Street

'Constantine 2' signals new life for DC movies — but at what cost?

17 years later, 'Constantine' is experiencing a resurrection. But what does it tell us about DC's on-screen future?

Inverse

2022 Emmys: Do the awards still matter in a TV business under siege?

LOS ANGELES — The 74th Emmy Awards were handed out Monday night with trademark glitz and self-deprecating humor, but this year’s show did little to mask the fear roiling the television industry.

Los Angeles Times

HBO Max: Animators say they're "clueless" and "confused" by sudden cancellations

Inverse spoke to the animators behind 'Infinity Train,' 'Mighty Magiswords,' and 'OK K.O.! Let’s Be Heroes,' who all had their shows removed from HBO Max without any notice.

Inverse

House Of The Dragon Offering First Episode To Stream For Free: Genius Marketing Move?

One of the most popular shows on streaming platforms and premium cable is making its premiere episode available for free. Is this a genius marketing move? What Happened: The new “Game of Thrones” prequel show has premiered, with the first three episodes available on HBO and HBO Max.

Benzinga

Netflix, HBO, Comcast Make a Huge Streaming Mistake

They're all missing a pretty big point when it comes to understanding consumer behavior.

The Street

Director is 'not condoning anything' but Ezra Miller will still appear in 'Daliland'

Ezra Miller has survived the chopping block once again.

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Why You Can't Stream 'Top Gun: Maverick' or 'Elvis' Just Yet

You may have to wait longer to see big movies on your streaming devices.

The Street

New Paramout+ Doc Looks at Louis C.K.'s Controversial Comeback

Being "canceled" means different things to different artists but it's not always the end of a career.

Los Angeles Times

Why some of your favorite shows have disappeared from HBO Max

Viewers have come to see streaming as an endless bounty of programming choices that are available in perpetuity.

The Street

Warner Bros. Discovery Makes Big 'Aquaman,' 'Shazam' Decisions

The company that spent $90 million on a "Batgirl" movie nobody will ever see has more bad news for DC fans.

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RIP 'Batgirl': Warner Bros. reportedly holding 'funeral screenings' for DC film

LOS ANGELES — Apparently some people are getting the chance to see "Batgirl" after all.

The Guardian - AU

‘Secret’ screenings of cancelled Batgirl movie being held by studio – reports

It remains unlikely the public will ever see the scrapped $90m film, with the directors saying ‘it cannot be released in its current state’

The Independent UK

Batgirl will have select ‘funeral screenings’ before axed film is put under lock and key

The project was controversially scrapped earlier this month

Benzinga

'House Of The Dragon' Sets HBO Record: Here's How It Compares To 'Game Of Thrones' And 'Stranger Things'

The highly anticipated prequel to the hit series “Game of Thrones” turned in record-setting figures for HBO. Here’s how many people watched the premiere of “House of the Dragon” and how it compared to “Game of Thrones” and other hit shows.

Inverse

HBO Max dropping 'Batman: Caped Crusader' is actually good for DC fans — here’s why

This week's unfortunate news may be the perfect opportunity for Batman fans to prove David Zaslav and Warner Bros. Discovery wrong.

Los Angeles Times

HBO's 'House of the Dragon' draws 10 million viewers, setting ratings record

HBO's "House of the Dragon" scored nearly 10 million viewers in the U.S. on Sunday, setting a viewership record for the debut of an HBO original series.

Los Angeles Times

Jean Guerrero: Latinophobia in mainstream news fuels the radical right

A main driver of democracy's decline in the United States is Latinophobia — from its central role in the rise of Donald Trump to its influence in the Jan. 6 insurrection.

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