David Ellison and his team are considering selling National Amusements, the historic movie theater chain that was once the foundation of the Redstone family's media empire. The chain, previously managed by Shari Redstone, is part of the family's holding company, NAI, which also includes their stake in Paramount. This move comes amid Paramount's ongoing merger with Skydance.

Editor’s Note: This story matters because National Amusements isn't just any theater chain—it's the legacy asset that helped build the Redstone dynasty. A potential sale signals another shift in the media landscape, especially as Paramount navigates its merger with Skydance. It’s a reminder of how even the most storied media empires evolve (or dissolve) over time.