This intel comes from X user @OatmealDome, a reliable source of Nintendo info.They shared that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has “some issues” on the Switch 2 at launch.Specifically, these issues ...

Super Smash Bros. has always featured an all-star cast of Nintendo’s characters, but third-party characters have only been added since Super Smash Bros. Brawl.These have been expanded in each ...

A majority of Warner Bros Discovery shareholders voted against the 2024 pay packages of CEO David Zaslav and other top executives at the media conglomerate's annual stockholder meeting, a Tuesday ...

Cyrpto kings John Woeltz, 37, and his alleged accomplice, William Duplessie, 33, are known for dropping $100,000 in a single night partying it up at an exclusive erotic nightclub.

Warner Bros Pictures and Legendary Entertainment’s Animal Friends is heading to May 1, 2026 next year. The movie, which the Burbank, CA lot inherited from Sony, was most recently dated on ...

Danny and Michael Philippou Explain Why They Made ‘Bring Her Back’ Before One of Their Two ‘Talk to Me 2’ Scripts. The twin brothers admit there was pressure to quickly make a follow-up to ...

Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders voted on Tuesday to reject the pay packages for several of the company’s executives, including CEO David Zaslav’s compensation package of more than $50 million.

Four superrich tech kings are holed up together for a bros weekend in "Mountainhead," a bitingly funny black comedy about the modern billionaire class and the titans of industry (think Bezos ...

Zaslav, 65, earned $51.9 million last year in salary, stock awards and other compensation. Shares of Warner Bros. declined 7.1% in 2024, while the S&P 500 index gained 23%.

Melissa George is set to star in 'Ms. X,' a TV Series commissioned by Warner Bros. Discovery’s TV3 in New Zealand.

Ghosh, a longtime Starbucks executive and former global VP of Nike Stores, joined Dutch Bros in February 2024.

The next target for the creator of ‘Succession’? Tech bros, obvs. Steve Carell stars as a delusional tech lord in “Mountainhead,” Jesse Armstrong’s stagy, feature-length satire on Max.