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Disney Previews Monstropolis Dining With Eyeball Ramen at Harryhausen’s and Blort at Archie’s Scare Pig Pizza
The first real look at what humans will eat in Monstropolis is here, and it comes with eyeballs. Disney has previewed the menus in development for Harryhausen's and the all-new Archie's Scare Pig Pizza, the two restaurants headed for the Monsters, Inc. land at...
Marvel Zombies Returns to Disney+ With Three New Halloween Specials Through 2029
Marvel Studios is expanding its animated Marvel Zombies universe, announcing three new Disney+ specials that will arrive annually beginning in 2027. The announcement establishes a three-year release schedule for the franchise, with each installment exploring a...
Disneyland Paris Sells Out Both Parks and Turns Away Last-Minute Visitors
Anyone who showed up at Disneyland Paris on Saturday hoping to buy their way in at the last minute was out of luck. Both theme parks filled to capacity on October 3, and last-minute visitors hoping to get in that day were turned away, the New York Post reported,...
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Critics Hate Taika Waititi’s New Film ‘Klara and The Sun’
Taika Waititi remains one of Hollywood’s most recognizable directors. However, his latest film, Klara and the Sun, is receiving some decidedly unfavorable reviews.
US Lawmaker Pushes for Bill to Protect Video Game Ownership
Rep. Ritchie Torres of New York has announced plans to introduce legislation expanding consumers’ ownership rights over purchased video games.
Disney Scoops Up 66 Employees of Bankrupt AI Company After Hiring Its CEO
Disney is bringing dozens of Character.AI employees aboard after hiring the chatbot company’s former CEO, even as its own workforce faces continuing cuts.
REVIEW: ‘Street Fighter’ (2026) is Campy Fun that Ultimately KOs Itself
Earlier this year, a campy Masters of the Universe won over fans of the beloved ‘80s toy franchise but still bombed at the box office. Now Street Fighter (2026) is following a similar path: another affectionate, over-the-top ‘80s throwback that fans are eating up, yet...
Hollywood’s Biggest Talent Agencies Join Forces as American Entertainment Alliance to Push Government Control Over Streaming Budgets
Three of Hollywood's most powerful talent agencies have formed an unusual alliance with major production companies to pressure the federal government into regulating how streaming services spend their money. Creative Artists Agency (CAA), William Morris Endeavor...
‘VisionQuest’ Actor Celebrates Bisexual Representation as Marvel Returns to Familiar Messaging — ‘I Feel So Seen’
Marvel Studios had finally found something to celebrate with VisionQuest, a Disney+ series that has generated a more encouraging response from some viewers than many of the studio's recent television projects. However, just as audiences began discussing the show's...
James Gunn Denies Milly Alcock Was Fired as Supergirl but Questions Remain Over Deleted Instagram Posts
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has publicly denied rumors that Milly Alcock was fired from her role as Supergirl following the disappointing box office performance of her standalone film. However, his response leaves unanswered questions about the actress's decision to...
Judge Tosses Most of Alec Baldwin’s Rust Prosecution Suit, But Some Claims Survive
A federal judge has thrown out most of the civil rights lawsuit Alec Baldwin filed against the prosecutors who charged him in the Rust case, but a few of his claims are still alive. U.S. District Judge Kea Riggs ruled on Sept. 30 that special prosecutor Kari Morrissey...
New Deal Sounds Death Knell For Mountain Dew Sweet Lightning
The soda fountain at your local KFC is about to look very different, and Mountain Dew Sweet Lightning may not make it through the change. KFC is dropping PepsiCo as its U.S. drink supplier and moving to Coca-Cola, ending a partnership that goes back four decades....
Steven Soderbergh Steps In to Finish ‘The Batman Part II’ as Matt Reeves Remains Sidelined
Production on The Batman Part II is moving forward under an unexpected new director, with Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Soderbergh stepping in to complete principal photography while Matt Reeves continues dealing with a family matter. The surprising development,...
Po Live! Goes Dark at Universal Studios Florida, and There’s No Return Date Yet
Po's kung fu class is out for now at Universal Studios Florida. Po Live!, the interactive Kung Fu Panda show in DreamWorks Land, closed on Oct. 3, and Universal hasn't said when it's coming back. The show's official page says it "will be temporarily closed starting on...
Milly Alcock Deletes Supergirl Instagram Posts, Raising Questions About Her DCU Future
Supergirl actress Milly Alcock has reportedly removed nearly every post associated with her DC Studios movie from her Instagram grid, including the original announcement celebrating her casting as Kara Zor-El. The unexpected social media cleanup comes months after the...
Science Fiction Becomes Reality as Elon Musk Unveils Tesla’s First Flying Car: The Roadster
For generations, flying cars have represented the ultimate promise of the future. From The Jetsons to Back to the Future Part II, Hollywood has repeatedly imagined a world where automobiles are no longer confined to the pavement. On Thursday, October 15, Elon Musk...
Big Bang Theory Producer Chuck Lorre Claims Countries Than Abandon God Will Embrace Communism
The Big Bang Theory co-creator Chuck Lorre says societies that abandon God risk replacing religious belief with communism and authoritarian leaders.
Stephen Crowder Suing CNN Over Change My Mind Segment
Steven Crowder says he is suing CNN after the network used “Change My Mind” for a segment featuring Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.
Chick-fil-A CEO Questioned on Company’s Pride Stance
Chick-fil-A CEO Andrew Cathy’s appearance on NBC’s Today began as a friendly look at the family business behind America’s famous chicken sandwiches. Roughly two minutes later, the conversation took a sharp turn toward one of the company’s most divisive controversies.
