Warner Bros. Discovery Ceo David Zaslav

Mr Zaslav was interrupted by the graduates who chanted "Pay Your Writers" which can be heard in a clip going viral on social media.

Warner Bros. unveiled a packed lineup of new big-screen films at CinemaCon on Tuesday, ranging from live-action Barbie comedy to Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg’s remake of The Color Purple, and DC superheroes. Across a two-and-a-half-hour presentation, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav brought out A-list stars and directors to present thei...

Warner Bros. Discovery is close to a deal for a new online TV series based on Harry Potter. The company’s CEO David Zaslav and HBO chief Casey Bloys have worked to convince author J.K. Rowling to produce a new series, but the deal hasn’t been completed. The author will be involved in the series to ensure it remains loyal to her original materia...

Wonder Woman 3 is reportedly no longer moving forward at DC Studios. As per The Hollywood Reporter, new DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran examined Patty Jenkins’ treatment for the third Gal Gadot-led film and came to the conclusion that it didn’t fit in with their new plans. The newly-appointed executives are expected to meet with...

DC Extended Universe will now follow a 10-year plan similar to Marvel Cinematic Universe. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has confirmed a “reset,” with a dedicated team laying out plans for DC’s future. Earlier this week, the studio cancelled the Batgirl movie, which was in the final stages of post-production.

Warner Bros. Discovery is the name for the proposed merger of Discovery and WarnerMedia. Warner Bros. Discovery will spend $20 billion (about Rs. 1,46,425 crores) on content annually, more than Netflix and Disney. It aims to reach 400 million streaming subscribers globally.

Mr Zaslav was interrupted by the graduates who chanted "Pay Your Writers" which can be heard in a clip going viral on social media.

Warner Bros. unveiled a packed lineup of new big-screen films at CinemaCon on Tuesday, ranging from live-action Barbie comedy to Oprah Winfrey, Steven Spielberg’s remake of The Color Purple, and DC superheroes. Across a two-and-a-half-hour presentation, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav brought out A-list stars and directors to present thei...

Warner Bros. Discovery is close to a deal for a new online TV series based on Harry Potter. The company’s CEO David Zaslav and HBO chief Casey Bloys have worked to convince author J.K. Rowling to produce a new series, but the deal hasn’t been completed. The author will be involved in the series to ensure it remains loyal to her original materia...

Wonder Woman 3 is reportedly no longer moving forward at DC Studios. As per The Hollywood Reporter, new DC Studios co-heads James Gunn and Peter Safran examined Patty Jenkins’ treatment for the third Gal Gadot-led film and came to the conclusion that it didn’t fit in with their new plans. The newly-appointed executives are expected to meet with...

DC Extended Universe will now follow a 10-year plan similar to Marvel Cinematic Universe. Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav has confirmed a “reset,” with a dedicated team laying out plans for DC’s future. Earlier this week, the studio cancelled the Batgirl movie, which was in the final stages of post-production.

Warner Bros. Discovery is the name for the proposed merger of Discovery and WarnerMedia. Warner Bros. Discovery will spend $20 billion (about Rs. 1,46,425 crores) on content annually, more than Netflix and Disney. It aims to reach 400 million streaming subscribers globally.