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17.09.26 - 12:54
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Paramount Eyes California Exit, Hunts Nashville Offices As "Insane Communist Wackos" Ruin State (ZeroHedge)
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Paramount Eyes California Exit, Hunts Nashville Offices As "Insane Communist Wackos" Ruin State
Paramount Skydance Chairman and CEO David Ellison is exploring a potential California exit as the studio battles a multistate challenge to its $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Politico reported late Wednesday that the studio is seeking roughly 400,000 square feet of office space in Nashville, signaling that its relocation is in the works. We have reported in the last few days and last month of Paramount's plan to exit the left-wing state (read here & here).
The studio could move at least some operations to the Tennessee capital within two to three years, according to the report. No relocation has been announced, but the search raises the risk that California could lose a major Hollywood studio headquarters. Such a loss would deepen concerns about the state's ability to retain businesses as its entertainment industry struggles and the exodus of businesses and resident...
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15.09.26 - 01:00
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Paramount Threatens California Exit That Could Cost State Billions (ZeroHedge)
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Paramount Threatens California Exit That Could Cost State Billions
Paramount could pull nearly 58,000 jobs and $21 billion in annual economic activity out of California if the company follows through on a threat to relocate its headquarters and operations amid an antitrust fight over its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, according to a preliminary economic analysis from the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp.'s (LAEDC) Institute for Applied Economics, which was obtained by Politico.
If no resolution is achieved, Paramount has threatened to begin moving its headquarters and thousands of jobs out of the state starting Oct. 1, 2026, with Georgia, Tennessee and Texas floated as possible destinations.
The threat traces back to a lawsuit that California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) and eleven other Democratic state attorneys general filed on July 13 to permanently block the Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger under the Clayton Act. Their complaint argued the combined company wo...
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11.09.26 - 21:30
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Paramount Told to Begin Lawsuit Settlement Talks in Late October (Bloomberg)
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Paramount Skydance Corp. and a group of state attorneys general challenging its $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. were ordered to find dates to meet in late October to negotiate a possible settlement to the state's lawsuit, according to a brief court order on Friday afternoon....
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08.09.26 - 14:42
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Leblon Delienne Joins LEXON at BOW to Expand Its Global Reach (Business Wire)
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The French sculpture atelier extends the group's expertise from everyday design to collectible artPARIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--#BOW--BOW (Brands of Wonder), the international brand group behind French design brand LEXON, today announced the acquisition of Leblon Delienne, the French sculpture atelier known for transforming pop culture icons into collectible art and design objects. The move pairs the atelier's distinctive French craftsmanship and licensed collections with BOW's international reach and digital expertise.
Juliette de Blegiers, who acquired the company in 2018, will remain a minority shareholder in Leblon Delienne and continue working alongside BOW founder Boris Brault and the atelier's teams.
For more than 40 years, Leblon Delienne has brought iconic characters to life through sculptures, figurines, furniture, and art and design objects, primarily in limited, numbered editions. Its licensed collections feature characters from Disney, Warner Bros., Peanuts, Playmobil, and Sanrio. The atelier a...
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05.09.26 - 04:33
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Warner Bros. "Lanterns" Series Is Another Whiny Woke DEI Disaster (ZeroHedge)
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Warner Bros. "Lanterns" Series Is Another Whiny Woke DEI Disaster
Comic book content is largely dead in Hollywood. Not because audiences don't want to see it anymore (Spider-Man: Brand New Day brought in nearly $2.4 billion in global box office, absolutely crushing Christopher Nolan's Odyssey film), but because the studios have turned most of these franchises radioactive with woke politics.
James Gunn's DCU projects for Warner Bros. have proven this over and over again. His girl-boss version of Supergirl was an abject failure largely because of the woke undertones of the film. One would think these people would learn their lesson, or at least care enough about making money to change their behavior. There are two problems, though...
First, activists always double down. They do not learn. They can be forced to shut up and do their jobs properly if studios apply pressure, but left to their own devices they will inevitably inject everything they touch with propaganda.?...
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