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First, the agreement needs to pass two key votes, and certain paused productions will still have to wait on actors to reach a deal with studios

The deal must still be ratified by the 11,500 members of the WGA. The top executives are also still negotiating with the actors union to resolve the conflict

Present at the meeting were a group of top entertainment CEOs including Disney’s Bob Iger, Warner Bros. Discovery’s David Zaslav, Universal’s Donna Langley and Netflix’s Ted Sarandos

Warner Bros. Discovery owns HBO and Max, CNN, TNT and a host of other entertainment outlets, including DC Comics

Four Hispanic writers shared their experience with a stoppage that continues to rock the industry — but also their own pockets — as their demands for better conditions remain unmet

Greta Gerwig’s movie, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, is already the most successful of the year in the U.S. and the 17th biggest box office hit in history five weeks after its release

The “Barbie” phenomenon is far from over. It’s up to $567.3 million in North America and an eye-popping $1.28 billion globally.

DC’s latest project for Warner has been released after the studio’s many course changes and a practically nonexistent commercial campaign

The Margot Robbie-led and produced film from Warner Bros., still in 4,137 theaters, refused to drop off as most box-office toppers have this year

For the third week in a row, Greta Gerwig’s film is the highest grossing movie in the United States

Warner Bros. Japan said the Barbenheimer blitz is not part of an official company campaign, but said the reaction of its parent company’s Barbie account to memes combining images of the two movies lacked sensitivity

When Robert Pattinson was cast as Batman, hundreds of fans signed a petition asking to change the actor. That seems to be the story for every actor that played the character, starting with Michael Keaton.

The writers’ union says no agreement has been reached to improve their working conditions after six weeks of negotiations with eight major studios

The “Shazam!” sequel fell short of its modest expectations ($35 million) as well as the first film in the series

HBO Max, Warner’s streaming platform, was scheduled to receive the first episodes of a new “South Park” season in 2020