The buzz surrounding James Gunn’s Superman, the first major film in the rebooted DC Universe, has been anything but straightforward. Over the past few weeks, conflicting reports about the film’s test screenings have emerged, leaving fans wondering whether the highly anticipated movie will soar or crash upon release.
Beau DeMayo, the fired showrunner of the Disney Plus animated series X-Men ’97 recently voiced strong criticisms against Marvel Studios, particularly targeting the practice of “race-swapping white villains to Black people.”
The Star Wars universe just can’t seem to win lately. Perhaps the greatest example of modern Lucasfilm’s shortcomings can be found in the story of The Acolyte, the controversial Star Wars High Republic Disney Plus series by Harvey Weinstein’s former personal assistant Leslye Headland.
The series was canceled after a single season, but one of its stars let slip that Headland had ambitious plans for her creation that included three whole seasons and a movie.
Actor and activist (actor-vist?) Mark Ruffalo melted down at tech mogul Elon Musk, addressing concerns over climate issues and perceived changes in Musk’s public persona.
Once a titan in the gaming industry, Ubisoft has experienced a dramatic and concerning decline in value over the past four years. From a market capitalization of $12.17 billion in January 2021, the company’s value plummeted to a mere $1.78 billion by January 2025.
In a significant escalation of a high-profile Hollywood dispute, actor and director Justin Baldoni has filed a $250 million lawsuit against The New York Times over its coverage of his ongoing dispute with actress Blake Lively.
Gal Gadot, the actress behind Wonder Woman, has shared the tale of her battle with a life-threatening health crisis that occurred while she was eight months pregnant with her fourth child.
Another game has been revealed by the Gothic Therapy YouTube channel to be a recent client project of Sweet Baby Inc., the controversial narrative design firm co-founded by Kim Belair.
The latest Captain America TV spot emphasizes that the Sam Wilson incarnation of the iconic hero is “One Symbol” that “Stands For All,” signaling a departure from the more politically charged narratives that have characterized the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in recent years.
Many see this as Marvel Studios attempting strategic pivot to regain conservative audiences who have felt alienated by the company’s recent foray into identity politics.
It has been confirmed that Momoa will portray the iconic antihero alien bounty hunter Lobo in the upcoming film Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.
Disney’s trailers for its upcoming live action Snow White remake starring troubled and controversial Hollywood star Rachel Zegler have all received insane dislike ratios on YouTube. But when one looks at the three videos side by side, a trend emerges that should be alarming for the brass at Disney.
Walt Disney World’s once-legendary “Free Dining Plan” is making a comeback in 2025. But whereas the promotion was once offered during the slower autumn months to coax people into the parks at a time that was historically dead, Disney is now offering free dining over the summer, historically its busiest time. If you read between the lines, that’s just in time for Universal’s new Epic Universe to throw a fireball into Orlando’s tourism market.