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A shakeup in the Warner Bros. Television Group executive suite is imminent with President Bruce Rosenblum fading to black, sources told The Hollywood Reporter.
Warner Bros. Entertainment is slashing about 10 percent of its global workforce in an effort to save more than $50 million a year, Variety.com said.
Hollywood writers went on strike Monday against producers, networks and studios, despite last-minute talks aimed at averting a walkout.
Hollywood writers were in last-minute talks with producers, networks and studios Sunday, aimed at averting a strike, Daily Variety reported.
A Hollywood studio executive, a director and a U.S. senator will debate the movie business and its economic impact in a symposium in Washington.
Joe Barbera, half of the creative team that created Tom and Jerry, Huckleberry Hound, the Flintstones and the Jetsons, died Monday at the age of 95. Warner Brothers, in an announcement, said that Barbera's wife, Stella, was with him at his home in the Stu
Hollywood executives are questioning the availability of a market in China after government officials pulled the film "The Da Vinci Code" from theaters.
Warner Bros. Executive Vice President Bruce Rosenblum has been named president of the newly created Warner Bros. Television Group.
The WB has announced CEO Jordan Levin has resigned from the U.S. television network in the midst of a reorganization of the WB's top management.
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