Paramount Global just cranked its buyout bid for Warner Bros Discovery, gunning to forge a media behemoth that could finally…
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In a shocking box office upset, the R-rated horror film *”Sinners”* narrowly defeated the family-friendly juggernaut *”A Minecraft Movie”* during the Easter weekend, earning $45 million to *Minecraft*’s $42 million. Directed by Ryan Coogler (*Black Panther*), *”Sinners”* has defied expectations—becoming the first R-rated horror film in 35 years to receive an “A” CinemaScore. With near-perfect Rotten Tomatoes scores (98% from critics, 97% from audiences), the film proves that bold storytelling can triumph, even against blockbuster titans. Warner Bros. dominated the weekend with both releases, but *”Sinners”*’ success signals a thrilling shift for the horror genre.
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Bank of America highlights four standout stocks ahead of earnings season: United Airlines, Warner Bros. Discovery, Birkenstock, and Spotify. Each benefits from strong industry trends, including travel recovery, media stabilization, global consumer expansion, and innovative monetization. These companies present compelling growth opportunities for investors seeking upside potential in a dynamic market.
In the summer of 2018, Walt Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery will launch a subscription service in the US that…
Senior leaders will share Pam Lifford’s responsibilities as the president of Warner Bros. Discovery’s consumer goods division, the company announced…
