Warner Bros. Discovery said it is working on bringing news and live sports to its streaming offerings in the U.S.
‘Barbie’ and ‘Oppenheimer’ delivered on the double-feature hype. But as WSJ’s Dan Gallagher explains, Hollywood strikes could hurt box office returns for the year’s remaining releases.
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