Following his $8B Paramount merger, David Ellison may be preparing a cash bid for Warner Bros. Discovery amid Hollywood merger buzz.

In just six months, Warner Bros has gone from ailing Hollywood giant reportedly mulling a leadership change to the industry's hottest studio -- and the rumored target of a $70 billion takeover bid.- Takeover rumors - The sudden success has come at a nonetheless turbulent time for parent corporation Warner Bros Discovery,

The studio also released “F1: The Movie” for Apple Studios, “Final Destination: Bloodlines,” “The Conjuring: Last Rites,” and of course the first film from the newly revamped DC Studios, which is led by James Gunn and Peter Safran, “Superman.”

Insider reports are suggesting that the proposed merger between Warner Bros. and Paramount is all but inevitable. Find out all the details here.

AT&T Inc's Warner Bros studio will debut all of its 2021 films in theaters and on the HBO Max streaming service on the same day, the company said on Thursday, an unprecedented shift that hammered shares of struggling cinema operators.

The duo have made a remarkable comeback after coming under scrutiny. "Mike & Pam’s unwavering leadership and commitment to this business has been critical to our success this year," the Warner Bros. Discovery chief said.

Sources at both studios tell us that while no formal offer has yet been sent from PSKY to WBD, the Jeff Shell and Gerry Cardinale-advised Ellison is just biding his time before making a bid for another iconic studio. However, it is unclear how far “informal” pitches and discussions between the parties have evolved.

Fans of the beloved sitcom classic “Gilmore Girls” will be able to explore the streets of Stars Hollow once again as Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood celebrates the 25th anniversary of the show’s premiere.

Warner Bros become the first studio to cross the $4 billion mark at the global box office this year, and 'One Battle After Another' continues the success.