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Rooster Teeth, the production company behind the popular digital series “Lazer Team” and “Red Vs. Blue,” announced today five new actors joining the cast of their first live-action drama ...

Maisie Williams has joined the cast of the new animated show gen:LOCK, it was revealed today. As previously announced, the Game of Thrones actress’ costars on the science fiction series include ...

A new horror comedy from Austin-based Rooster Teeth, written and to be directed by Owen Egerton, has lined up a number of young Hollywood actors to take on roles — Jacob Batalon (Spider-Man ...

Austin-based production company Rooster Teeth, which closed its doors last year, could be returning after co-founder Burnie Burns announced today he's reacquired the brand.

Rooster Teeth is shutting down after more than 20 years. Its demise comes as digital media companies have struggled to survive amid broader cost cutting.

The calm before the carnage: On the set at Rooster Teeth Studios the night before their annual streaming fundraiser for children's medical charity Extra Life. Over the last decade, the studio has ...

Warner Bros. pulled the plug on Rooster Teeth in 2024, after 21 years of operation. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. It was ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Rooster Teeth, the online media brand famous for shows like Red vs. Blue, RWBY, and various podcasts, is back--with original co-founder Burnie ...

Rooster Teeth's general manager said the studio is shutting down due to "challenges facing digital media." At this time, The Roost podcast network is unaffected.

Rooster Teeth was founded in Austin in 2003 and became a pioneer in online content, going viral with videos such as the early versions of Red vs. Blue, which was made using the video game series Halo.