Warner Bros. Discovery’s controversial attempt to suppress discussion of Lanterns spoilers is receiving new scrutiny from one of Hollywood’s industry publications.
Warner Bros. Discovery’s controversial attempt to suppress discussion of Lanterns spoilers is receiving new scrutiny from one of Hollywood’s industry publications.
As Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues filling movie theaters, it is not just popcorn sellers who have reason to celebrate.
SacAnime has shared a promotional video telling fans that legendary Halo composer Marty O’Donnell will attend its upcoming convention—more than a week after organizers canceled his appearance.
Disney is officially ending the Play Disney Parks app after more than eight years of encouraging guests to turn time in line into playtime.
Moderators of the largest WNBA community on Reddit have reversed course after reportedly filtering posts and comments containing Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham’s name.
The Walt Disney Company has honored former CEO Bob Iger with a permanent window on Disneyland’s Main Street, U.S.A., recognizing him as the “Chief Architect for New Century Builders.”
Johnny Depp may finally be preparing to set sail with Disney again as Captain Jack Sparrow.
Anakin Skywalker is returning in Star Wars Zero Company, but the fallen Jedi looks noticeably different from the version fans remember.
Some of Hollywood’s biggest celebrities are embracing Fecal Matter on red carpets, magazine covers, and even in television commercials.
As the new DC Universe (DCU) struggles to find its footing—and its future remains uncertain amid the proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros.—many are reconsidering the last attempt to bring some of comics’ most iconic characters to the screen. The short-lived DC Extended Universe (DCEU) came to a sudden halt when the studio installed new leadership, raising questions not only about the DCU’s future but also about what might have been.
Matthew McConaughey nearly traded the plains of Texas for the post-apocalyptic wasteland of HBO’s The Last of Us.
The X-Files is widely considered one of the greatest horror-science fiction television series of all time. However, its second feature film proved to be a disappointing chapter for many fans. Now, series creator Chris Carter may finally deliver what both he and the audience wanted all along: something genuinely scary.