The new deals will hinge on the media giant carrying through with plans to split into Warner Bros. and Discovery Global, with new leadership teams.

When ESPN launches its direct-to-consumer service (likely next month), for the first time ever, Americans will be able to consume all major sports without having to subscribe to cable.

Despite a string of big hits, Warner Bros. Discovery's film division will lay off 10 percent of staff amid WBD's planned split into two companies.

AEW fans have finally gotten the news they've been waiting for since the company's launch, as the promotion's pay-per-views ...

Warner Bros. Discovery renewed employment contracts for two senior execs -- JB Perrette and Bruce Campbell -- that extend past WBD's separating into two companies.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — DirecTV is adding an array of new free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) linear content offerings from ...

DirecTV has announced an array of new FAST linear content offerings from the WBD portfolio. Four new channels are available ...

Superhero flicks, videogame adaptations, and sports dramas have all thrived in a blockbuster summer for the film industry.

Warner Bros Discovery will lay off roughly 10% of its motion picture group employees as part of a restructuring before the ...

The words ‘bloodbath’ and ‘HGTV’ rarely appear together, but so it was last month, when The Daily Mail reported that the ...

The layoffs will reduce the operation’s headcount by about 10%, specifically across the marketing, production strategy, operations and theatre ventures divisions, according to sources for The ...

On a recent edition of the “WrestleFriends” podcast, AEW President Tony Khan reflected on whether the show could ever make a return. He said, ...