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0:00It's April 23rd. You're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered entertainment coverage. Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders gave the thumbs up to a huge merger with Paramount Skydance, one of the biggest media deals in years, at $110 billion. This move puts two Hollywood heavyweights under one roof, blending their massive film libraries and shaking up the entertainment game. The deal values Warner Bros. Discovery at about $77 billion or $31 per share. It brings in Warner Bros. Pictures, HBO Max Streaming, and cable networks like CNN, TBS, and TNT. Joining forces with Paramount's classics from the Godfather to SpongeBob. Now, Hollywood's creative crowd is pushing back hard, with over 4,000 actors, directors, writers, and producers signing a letter against it. They say it squeezes an already tough industry, cutting competition when audiences need options most.

1:00Democratic senators like Elizabeth Warren and Cory Booker are voicing concerns too. Regulators still have the final say, with the Justice Department reviewing for anti-trust issues and California's Attorney General probing separately. Paramount Skydance beat out Netflix in the bidding war, paying the streamer a $2.8 billion break-up fee after they bowed out. Company leaders are promising to keep Warner Bros. independent, release 30 movies a year, and give films at least 45 days in theaters to. Ease worries. As approvals play out, this could redefine how we watch and create an America.