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Warner Bros. motion picture group leaders Michael De Luca and Pamela Abdy are set to leave the studio following Paramount's takeover, Variety reports. The exit lands as Tom Cruise films, including 'Digger', draw fresh critical attention, with Rolling Stone and IndieWire weighing in on the star and his recent work. Industry watchers see the shake-up as part of a wider reshaping of Hollywood's studio landscape.
- 2Ebenezer trailer with Johnny Depp and Ian McKellen draws huge attention●Ebenezer | Official Trailer 2 (2026 Movie) - Johnny Depp, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint, Sam Claflin
A second official trailer for 'Ebenezer', a 2026 film billed as starring Johnny Depp, Ian McKellen, Rupert Grint and Sam Claflin, has been released under the Paramount Pictures name and is drawing massive online engagement. Viewers are reacting to the star-studded cast and the fresh look at the upcoming adaptation of the classic Scrooge story, ahead of its 2026 release.
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Bradley Cooper has been cast as the lead in a new G.I. Joe film from Paramount Pictures, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The casting marks a notable addition to the long-running action franchise, though details on the plot, director, and release date have not yet been announced.
- 4Bradley Cooper to play Duke in new G.I. Joe film●Bradley Cooper is set to star as Duke in new 'G.I. Joe' movie at Paramount. Read more below.
Bradley Cooper is set to star as Duke in a new G.I. Joe film in development at Paramount Pictures. The casting of the Oscar-nominated actor in the lead role of the long-running military action franchise has drawn attention, with fans discussing what his take on the character, previously played by Channing Tatum, could bring to the rebooted series.
- 5Skydance Confirmed as Parent of CBS Sports and TNT Sports●Parent of CBS Sports and TNT Sports Gets a Name: Skydance
The newly formed parent company overseeing CBS Sports and TNT Sports has been given a name: Skydance, following the completion of its merger with Paramount. The rebrand puts David Ellison's Skydance at the top of a media group that includes CBS, Paramount Pictures and key sports rights, drawing attention across the sports media industry.