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Ellison threatens to move Paramount headquarters amid Warner merger lawsuit
Paramount chief executive David Ellison has reportedly threatened to move the company’s headquarters out of California if the antitrust lawsuit delaying its proposed $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery is not resolved by 1 October. The possibility matters because it could affect Hollywood jobs and production activity, while increasing pressure on California officials during…
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Private equity company Apollo agrees to finance deal with New York Yankees organization for $2.6 billion
Private equity firm Apollo Global Management has agreed to provide $2.6 billion (£2 billion) in financing to the New York Yankees organisation, marking one of private equity’s most significant forays yet into Major League Baseball. The deal reflects a broader shift in professional sport, where private equity firms have increasingly sought access to lucrative franchises…
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Jerry Carl on track to return to Congress after Alabama House primary win for Moore seat
Former Rep. Jerry Carl (R-Ala.) is projected to advance to the general election for Alabama’s 1st Congressional District after locking down the GOP nomination for outgoing Rep. Barry Moore’s (R-Ala.) seat, per Decision Desk HQ. Carl, who previously held the 1st Congressional District seat between 2021 and 2025, defeated three other Republicans for the GOP…
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Xbox’s CEO teased that she’s seen The Elder Scrolls 6, so now we have to guess what it’s called
Xbox CEO Sarah Bond has confirmed she has personally seen The Elder Scrolls 6 in action, fuelling fresh speculation about the long-awaited Bethesda role-playing game ahead of its eventual release. The comment, made during a promotional appearance, offers little concrete detail but reassures fans that development is progressing after years of near-silence since the game’s…
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Forget Alan Ritchson’s ‘War Machine,’ Netflix Officially Has a New Action Blockbuster
Netflix has revealed that its biggest non-English-language hit of the year so far is not a Netflix original but an Indian theatrical release that later found huge success on the streaming platform. The film, whose box-office run made it the highest-grossing Indian movie ever in North America, underlines how licensed foreign-language films are proving as…
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John Hinckley Jr. Shares New Message to Jodie Foster, 45 Years After Trying to Assassinate Ronald Reagan to Impress Her: ‘I Wish Her Well’
John Hinckley Jr., who shot and wounded President Ronald Reagan in 1981 in a bid to impress actress Jodie Foster, has issued a fresh message of goodwill towards her, 45 years after the attack. Speaking on the “Mark Joseph Show” podcast, Hinckley said he wished Foster well and hoped she was living a good life,…
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Paramount threatens California exit as Warner Bros Discovery merger stalls
Paramount chief executive David Ellison has threatened to move the company out of California as an antitrust lawsuit brought by a Democratic state attorney general delays clearance for its proposed merger with Warner Bros Discovery. The dispute matters because it could prolong uncertainty over a major media-industry deal while highlighting tensions between California regulators and…
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Doc Talk Podcast: Directors Judd Apatow & Michael Bonfiglio On Their Emmy Contender ‘Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!’
Judd Apatow and Michael Bonfiglio, directors of the HBO documentary Mel Brooks: The 99 Year Old Man!, appear on the latest episode of Deadline’s Doc Talk podcast to discuss their profile of the comedy legend, who turned 100 on 28 June. The two-part film has earned six Primetime Emmy nominations, tying it for the most…
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Coalition promises to drastically cut net overseas migration and housing construction code
Australia’s Coalition opposition has pledged to sharply reduce net overseas migration and overhaul housing construction rules if elected, arguing that current population growth is outpacing the country’s ability to build homes and infrastructure. The announcement, made at the National Press Club, forms part of the Coalition’s broader housing affordability strategy and puts migration policy back…
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The making of a schoolgirl terrorist: How teenager was groomed by neo-Nazis into denying the Holocaust and fawning over Adolf Hitler during lockdown – before killing herself after being charged with terror offences
A Daily Mail investigation examines the case of Rhianan Rudd, a British schoolgirl who was groomed online by neo-Nazi extremists during the Covid-19 lockdown. The teenager was drawn into far-right ideology, coming to deny the Holocaust and express admiration for Adolf Hitler, before being charged with terrorism offences. She later took her own life before…