Paramount’s Untitled ‘Longlegs’ Movie With Nicolas Cage Lands Early 2028 Release
Paramount has dated its untitled 'Longlegs' movie returning Nicolas Cage and Osgood Perkins for January 14, 2028.
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Paramount has dated its untitled 'Longlegs' movie returning Nicolas Cage and Osgood Perkins for January 14, 2028.
Paramount CEO David Ellison told Wall Street analysts Monday that the company will continue licensing some programming to third parties "for the foreseeable future."
Paramount CEO David Ellison told Wall Street analysts Monday that the company will continue licensing some programming to third parties "for the foreseeable future."
During Bob Bakish’s years as CEO of Paramount, the company licensed marquee properties like Yellowstone and South Park to third-party buyers in multi-year, eyebrow-raising deals.
David Ellison, Paramount Skydance's chairman and chief executive officer, said the company is "firmly committed" to releasing 30 films theatrically per year once it merges with Warner Bros. Discovery.
Paramount reported year-over-year growth in both revenue and adjusted EBITDA.
Paramount met most of Wall Street's expectations in the first quarter, though gains at flagship streamer Paramount+ fell slightly short.
Paramount met most of Wall Street’s expectations in the first quarter, though subscriber gains at flagship streamer Paramount+ fell slightly short.
Paramount met most of Wall Street's expectations in the first quarter, though gains at flagship streamer Paramount+ fell slightly short.
Paramount Skydance said it added streaming subscribers during the first quarter even as it instituted its first price hike since 2024.
Paramount Q1 Profit Rises on Streaming, Studios, Despite TV's Decline
The service added 700,000 subscribers for a total of 79.6 million
Paramount Business Jets reports a rise in private jet demand, highlighting trends and shifts in travel preferences among affluent travelers.
Paramount was hit with a private antitrust suit Thursday, seeking to block the Warner Bros. deal because it will raise prices and reduce choice.
Paramount Hit With Antitrust "Viewpoint Diversity" Suit By Consumers To Stop WBD Merger
The lawsuit alleges that a merger of Paramount and Warner Bros. will "raise prices, reduce output, narrow slates, reduce quality, and worsen consumer-facing terms"
The lawsuit looks to block the deal, arguing it will lead to higher prices, reduced choice and fewer productions in violation of antitrust laws.
Paramount, In Request For FCC Funding OK, Notes It Will Be 49.5% Foreign-Owned After WBD Merger