Star Wars actor John Boyega has confirmed that he spoke with Lucasfilm president Dave Filoni about a potential return to the galaxy far, far away. While he offered no further details, the revelation has sparked conversation among fans.
Star Wars actor John Boyega has confirmed that he spoke with Lucasfilm president Dave Filoni about a potential return to the galaxy far, far away. While he offered no further details, the revelation has sparked conversation among fans.
A potential Crunchyroll security breach has raised alarm among anime fans worldwide. Reports indicate that up to 100 GB of user data may have been compromised. The news first surfaced when the X account International Cyber Digest reported that a hacker had reached out to them with details of the alleged breach. Additionally, the hacker included screenshots suggesting they had access to Crunchyroll’s IT systems.
Video game publisher Ubisoft has announced another round of layoffs. According to GamesIndustry.biz, Red Storm Entertainment—the studio long associated with the Tom Clancy franchise—will cease game development operations. The cuts will result in the loss of 105 jobs.
The death of Chuck Norris has led many to reflect on the action-movie icon’s life and career. However, a recent piece in Variety uses the moment as an opportunity for grandstanding a political ideology. A piece titled, “Chuck Norris Was a Great Action Star — but Politics May Overshadow His Legacy,” questions if there is something insidious about Norris’s brand of screen hero.
Ryan Gosling was recently asked about the possibility of playing Ghost Rider in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. “I don’t know what to say,” he admitted. “Some discussions have been had—it’s a complicated situation.”
With the recent passing of Chuck Norris, many fans are turning to Walker, Texas Ranger on streaming platforms. The classic action-crime series was a staple of Saturday night television throughout its nine-season run. While Norris was already known for his mid-budget action films, it was Walker, Texas Ranger that truly made him a household name, bringing his martial arts skills and moral heroism to millions of viewers every week.
The proposed merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery is poised to reshape much of the film industry. As the deal takes shape, a central concern in both Hollywood and Washington is how the consolidation of two legacy studios could affect jobs. Paramount CEO David Ellison addressed those concerns in a letter obtained by The Hollywood Reporter.
Long-time Hollywood actor Dennis Quaid sees a double standard in his industry when it comes to supporting President Donald Trump. His comments highlight a trend widely debated online. While some celebrities voice their opinions freely, many who, like him, ‘love Trump,’ are encouraged to remain silent.
Even though Hulu scrapped its Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot, some fans may still be curious to see what might have been. Sarah Michelle Gellar hopes they don’t. In an exclusive interview with Page Six Radio, the former Slayer was asked if she wanted the pilot to leak. “I hope it doesn’t. I actually hope it doesn’t,” she said.
Fans were shocked when ABC abruptly canceled the 22nd season of The Bachelorette just days before its premiere. After a disturbing video of this year’s lead, Taylor Frankie Paul, surfaced online, the network expressed surprise and quickly pulled the plug. In a post on X, Jillian Anderson, a former contestant on The Bachelor, highlighted ABC’s rigorous background checks, implying the network may have known about Paul’s past before casting her. Now, some are raising questions about why the show moved forward despite those warning signs.
Legendary actor and action icon Chuck Norris is dead at 86. A familiar face in film and television, Norris was also an early figure in internet culture. Known for his roundhouse kicks and signature look, the star of Walker, Texas Ranger, was respected by many fans around the world.
According to new data, Hollywood soundstages are seeing unusually low occupancy. A survey from local film office FilmLA found that just 62% were in use during the first half of 2025, down from the 63% occupancy reported in 2024—a total The Hollywood Reporter called “anemic.” The city reportedly has 8.3 million square feet in soundstages, yet much of it remains empty.