Paramount is taking its pursuit of CNN’s parent company Warner Bros. Discovery to court. On Monday Paramount CEO David Ellison announced a lawsuit in Delaware Chancery Court, where shareholders typically bring corporate disputes, as it attempts a hostile takeover of the iconic entertainment company.

The announcement was the latest in a series of increasingly aggressive actions by Paramount to buy Warner Bros.

According to Variey, this morning Paramount Skydance filed a lawsuit in Delaware court asking that Warner Bros. make public financial details of its decision to accept an $83 billion deal with Netflix. This comes after the board of Warner Bros. rejected Paramount’s $30 per share offer for the entirety of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Paramount is seeking hard numbers and calculations that Warner Bros. Discovery used to rebuff its $30 a share cash offer in favor of a Netflix deal.

After being rejected eight times by WBD, Paramount CEO David Ellison announced his intentions of starting a proxy battle

Beth and Rip's Yellowstone spinoff got an official title after Kayce Dutton's show was renamed. During the 2026 Golden Globes on Sunday1, CBS aired a teaser showing a brief clip from Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser's highly-anticipated series: Dutton Ranch.

Film and TV producer David Ellison acquired control of Paramount in August. He’s put reinvigorating brands like MTV and CBS News among his priorities. If he finds a strategic partner for MTV the strategy could serve as a template for other Paramount businesses.