In a major shakeup across the entertainment landscape, Netflix has officially won the bidding war for Warner Brothers Discovery, securing the historic acquisition for $82.7 billion. The streaming titan sealed the deal with an offer of $27.75 per share for the studio and its streaming assets. In a bold strategic move, Netflix also agreed to a $5 billion breakup fee, effectively outmaneuvering Paramount, which had proposed similar terms in its competing bid.
As the industry reacts, questions linger about Netflix’s long-term profitability—especially given its reputation for aggressive spending and ambitious expansion efforts.
Meanwhile, political circles are buzzing with reports that Bill and Hillary Clinton may be heading toward an extremely costly divorce. The alleged $90 million split is said to be tied to mounting pressure surrounding the controversial Epstein files. Sources suggest Hillary is preparing to distance herself from Bill amid growing concern over potential reputational fallout as the House Oversight Committee and the DOJ continue their investigations. Some reports indicate she may even be prepared to disclose damaging information to protect her own standing.
In lighter entertainment news, Lizzo took to Instagram after a viral fat joke sparked renewed conversation about body shaming. Sharing a candid and empowering message, she highlighted the double standards faced by people of all body types:
“When you’re big they talk ish. When you’re small they talk ish. Your body will never be good enough for them because it’s not for them; it’s for you.”
Lizzo emphasized the right to privacy regarding personal choices—whether cosmetic surgery, weight loss, or weight gain—adding:
“If I get a BBL, mind your business. If I lose 100 pounds, mind your business. If I gain every pound back and then some, mind your effing business.”