A WB Games Montreal job listing has revealed that another live-service DC Comics title is on the way from Warner Bros., despite Suicide Squad's failure.

Although WBD’s American studios and production divisions are being folded into David Zaslav’s new Warner Bros. business, we can reveal that the London-based WBITVP will, in fact, fall under the Discovery Global biz, which will be led by current WBD CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels. The separation is expected to close in mid-2026.

Warner Bros. Games is developing a new live-service AAA title based on a DC IP, despite Suicide Squad’s failure. Here’s what the job listing reveals.

If there’s one film on the 2025 movie schedule that will have a lot of eyes on it this year, it has to be James Gunn’s Superman. A "Superman" movie is always a potential blockbuster, but with the movie being the big-screen debut of an entirely new superhero movie universe,

Warner Bros. Discovery Access UK and the Series Mania Institute have selected French screenwriter Julie-Anna Grignon as the winner of their 2025 Writers’ Programme. Grignon, who previously worked on series such as “Week-End Family” for Disney+, “Balthazar” for TF1, and “Endless Night” for Netflix, won €10,000 for series concept.

The creative team behind the long-anticipated, and often shelved, Looney Toons film — including star Will Forte — offered an entertaining panel after Ketchup Entertainment resurrected the once-WB-tax-write-off from the dead.

DAZN subscribers will be able to access Eurosport’s multisport content directly through the DAZN app. In addition, Warner Bros. Discovery’s free-to-air channels – including Nove, Real Time, DMAX, and Discovery Channel – will become available on DAZN.