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Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. announced on Thursday that its shareholders voted to approve its previously announced transaction with Paramount Skydance Corp. at a special meeting of stockholders.

Pixar has been “changing the game” for over three decades with its “sophisticated” and “characterful” animated feature films, said Ben Travis and Jordan King on Empire. With the studio’s hotly ...

Paramount replaced its usual razzle-dazzle upfront presentation this year with fancy client dinners instead. But that doesn’t mean it’s not also making a bunch of product announcements in hopes of ...

Back in 1995, when Disney and Pixar released the first-ever fully computer-animated feature film, all eyes were on the parent company. Disney was riding high off the blockbuster success of The Lion ...

Pixar had an animated musical movie in development for three years that was thematically similar to KPop Demon Hunters, but Disney brass killed the project in 2023 reportedly because, according to one ...

"Disney reps were like, 'We can't have a girl power movie,'" an insider tells The Hollywood Reporter about the animation studio making the rare decision to cancel the feature after years of ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission is ramping up its investigation into the past dealings of the recently acquired Paramount Group, months after the firm was sold to Rithm Capital, sources told ...

David Ellison-run Paramount Skydance has reportedly signed deals to get nearly $24 billion from three Gulf wealth funds to help back its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. Saudi Arabia’s Public ...

When the superhero comedy The Incredibles debuted in 2004, it was Pixar’s most action-packed title to date. Yet for the short film that ran in theaters before the movie, the company chose something ...

Disney is claiming theatrical date turf for several untitled pics in 2028 and into 2029. No guidance on what future titles will fall on which dates from the studio, which updated its calendar Friday.