and our priorities and commitment to growing these categories remain unchanged. Building on our momentum and results to date and working with a laser-like focus to realize our long-term creative entertainment vision will be at the core of our corporate strategies moving forward. Launched last year, our long-term creative entertainment vision illustrates how we want to deliver condo through creativity and technology. A vision of a future that will create infinite realities together with creators, partners, a ...

And the Emmy nominations were announced just last hour, highlighting some of TV's biggest shows. Among those nominated for outstanding drama series, White Lotus, The Last of Us, and Severance, which leads with 27 total nominations for its second season. Shows like The Bear, Hacks, and The Studio also received nods for best comedy. ...

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) shares have lost 5% year to date, significantly underperforming the Zacks Consumer Discretionary sector’s 25.1% growth and entertainment peers like Disney (DIS) , Paramount Global (PARA) and Netflix’s (NFLX) return of 0.6%, 16.4% and 32.9%, respectively. This underperformance reflects investor concerns about the company's transformation amid a challenging media landscape, despite notable operational improvements in the first quarter of 2025.Streaming Segment Shows PromiseWBD's s ...

Warner Bros. Discovery had a mixed first quarter with beats on streaming subs and profit, and an anticipated drop in revenue from the film studio, which has turned around in Q2. Global linear advertising sales dipped 11% with ongoing domestic audience declines offset in part by better trends in sports and international. The company ended March with 122.3 million global streaming subscribers, an increase of 5.3 million globally vs Q4 as it rolls out into new markets. Streaming posted a of $339 million. HB ...