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Could the dragons of Westeros finally be coming to the big screen?

At least one "Game of Thrones" movie is in very early stages of development, trade outlets The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline reported on Oct. 31.

Hello Kitty, the cute, enigmatic character that adorns everything from handbags to rice cookers, turns 50 on Oct. 31, still making millions for her Japanese creators.

The simple design of the character, who is not a cat, but a little girl from London according to Sanrio, the company behind Kitty, has mileage as a money-spinner for years to come, experts say.

Speaking to Variety during the first day of the Mipcom exhibition in Cannes, Warner Bros. TV Group’s President and CEO, Channing Dungey, shared that “the TV project is progressing quite well.”

“Our fantastic writing team is in place and doing what they need to do. Casting is already underway in the UK and Ireland,” Dungey added.

Paramount's new horror film "Smile 2" has surpassed its successful predecessor, taking in an estimated $23 million in North American theaters this weekend, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations reported on Oct. 20.

The most talked-about movie of the last few decades, and the only one to surpass the historic $1 billion mark in earnings, couldn’t be left without a sequel.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled today his vision for a “fun, exciting future,” filled with autonomous vehicles from his company, without steering wheels or drivers, as well as humanoid robots that will walk among us.

Warner Bros has released the trailer for the science fiction movie Mickey 17, directed by Bong Joon Ho, marking his highly anticipated return after the Oscar-winning film Parasite in 2019.

After wrapping up filming in Georgia last year, Warner Bros. had not announced an official release date. However, in a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Tom Linay revealed that Warner Bros. has chosen to release the film in UK cinemas this fall, with a U.S. release to follow shortly.

The coming-of-age movie "Inside Out 2" debuted atop the North American box office, raking in a whopping $155 million with its animated tale of teen angst, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations reported on June 16.

"This is a sensational opening by Pixar's own exceptional standard for a follow-up sequel," said analyst David A. Gross of Franchise Entertainment Research.

Warner Bros. isn't resting on its " Barbie " laurels: The 100-year studio has its sights on a record-breaking 2024 as well, with a release slate that includes a new Mad Max film, " Furiosa," Kevin Costner's two-part Western epic, " Horizon: An American Saga, " the " Beetlejuice " sequel, and "Joker: Folie à Deux," which brings Lady Gaga to Gotham City.