Wilderness Reform,' a horror novel adaptation helmed by 'Heart Eyes' Josh Ruben, is in the works at Paramount, Deadline can report exclusively.

The future of the Final Frontier suddenly has a very new and bold direction. After nine years of false starts and broken promises, it seems that Paramount Pictures has finally settled on a new creative team and specific direction for the next Star Trek feature film.

It's been a long time coming, but Paramount—now owned by Skydance—appears to have finally moved on from the idea of making Star Trek 4 with Chris Pine and company, but where does that leave the franchise?

Star Trek 4' is no longer happening as Paramount/Skydance is reportedly looking toward a "fresh" take and moving away from current cast.

David Ellison's Paramount Skydance wants to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, which says it's evaluating multiple options. Here's what a combined Paramount-WBD would look like.

The company previously laid off nearly 300 workers locally in anticipation of its now-completed $8 billion merger.

It's official: Streaming price hikes are following us into 2026. Paramount Plus will cost more in the US starting Jan. 15.

Former Paramount co-CEO Chris McCarthy has found his next gig and it includes some familiar faces. McCarthy is talks for a deal at NBCUniversal to produce “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan‘s upcoming series and consult on the new relationship between Sheridan,

John Rocha watches and reacts to the first OFFICIAL TRAILER for GLADIATOR II from director RIDLEY SCOTT and PARAMOUNT PICTURES. The film stars PAUL MESCAL, PEDRO PASCAL, DENZEL WASHINGTON, JOSEPH QUINN and CONNIE NIELSEN.