Paramount's $16 million settlement of the president's lawsuit appears to have solidified his transformation of the news ...

On Nov. 3, a top lawyer for CBS News wrote to a lawyer representing Donald Trump in a baseless suit against CBS News. “We urge your client to voluntarily dismiss the complaint for the reasons set out ...

Think of every painful thing you can do to your body. Now, string them together and put a group of robbers on your tail. That’s “Novocaine.” ...

After several months of rumors, it's official: "Landman" has landed a second season on Paramount Plus. The season 2 pick-up isn't much of a surprise, given the sheer success of the first ...

If Paramount’s content is missing “for an extended period of time,” YouTube TV says it will offer subscribers an $8 credit. That’s less than the $10 price hike from last month.

If there’s no deal, “all Paramount content, including CBS and CBS Sports, will be unavailable on YouTube TV.” Update 2/13: Google at 8 p.m. PT on February 13 shared an update: ...

Paramount Plus has also launched their Black Friday deals a bit early, which includes getting Paramount Plus Essential for $2.99 per month, or Paramount Plus with SHOWTIME for the same price.

This mountain has since changed design, and so have the number of stars (from 24 to 22). “The original logo had 24 stars (for each of the two dozen actors under contract in 1916),” TIME writes.

According to Paramount’s release, Paramount Scares Vol. 2, all four movies have been “newly remastered ” and are presented on both 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray.

World War Z is the unrated version of the film. Additionally a slew of physical goodies will accompany this physical media Paramount Scares Volume 2 4K UHD release.

Paramount has used a mountain logo since 1914, and as the company expanded to become a media giant that owned properties like CBS, MTV, and Nickelodeon, it became one of the most well-known brands ...

Now the reaper comes for the online homes of Comedy Central, MTV itself, TV Land, Logo TV, the Paramount Network and CMT, instead directing visitors to network-branded versions of Paramount+.