GameStop is moving forward with its attempted hostile takeover of eBay. The timing is significant, as Sony prepares to eliminate the product that once defined the video game retailer’s business.
Trevor Denning
Trevor Denning’s work has appeared in The Banner, Upstream Reviews, and The Daily Caller, while his fiction is included in several anthologies from independent presses. A graduate of Cornerstone University in Grand Rapids, Mich., he currently resides in the palm of Michigan’s mitten. Most days you’ll find him at home, working out in his basement gym, cooking, and doting on his cats. You can follow him on X, Criticless, and YouTube at @BookstoreThor
Taylor Sheridan’s Call of Duty Movie Will Take Place in ‘Modern Warfare’ Universe
Since it was announced that Taylor Sheridan and Peter Berg would team up for a live-action Call of Duty film, fans have speculated about which of the more than 30 mainline games would serve as its foundation.
Former Superman Dean Cain Declares That Hollywood’s “Woke” Era is Ending
Among his many attributes, Superman has long served as a symbol of hope, largely because of his unwavering optimism. Now, former Superman actor Dean Cain is expressing optimism that Hollywood is finally moving away from the “woke” era that alienated audiences and damaged the entertainment industry.
New PlayStation Wolverine Trailer Flooded With Angry Comments About Sony Ending Physical Game Sales
The latest trailer for Marvel’s Wolverine on PlayStation 5 has become another battleground in the fight for physical media.
Fast & Furious Fans Fooled by Vin Diesel’s Misleading ‘On Set’ Update
Fast & Furious fans briefly believed the franchise’s long-awaited finale, Fast Forever, had finally entered production. As it turns out, they may have hit the gas a little too soon. On July 2, Vin Diesel shared a video on social media standing beside Dominic Toretto’s iconic black Dodge Charger while telling fans he was “on set.” He thanked fans for their patience as the team worked toward delivering “the most amazing finale” while he balanced work on several other projects.
Wonder Project’s ‘House of David’ Renewed for Season 3
According to Deadline, Wonder Project’s hit biblical drama House of David has officially been renewed for Season 3 on Wonder Project, and eventually Prime Video. The announcement comes after Season 1 was seen by 40 million viewers, with reports suggesting that Season 2 built on that momentum.
Star Wars Toy Maker Hasbro Announces Nintendo Partnership
Hasbro is expanding its collection of major entertainment licenses through a new partnership with Nintendo.
‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ Cracks Jokes About Lindsey Graham’s Death
Jimmy Kimmel Live! is facing renewed criticism after guest host Ike Barinholtz joked about the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham just two days after the South Carolina Republican unexpectedly passed away.
RUMOR: Adam Driver to Play Mr. Sinister, Not Magneto in Marvel’s X-Men Reboot
With Marvel expected to reboot the X-Men following—or even during—next year’s Avengers: Secret Wars, speculation is running high over who could portray the iconic mutants.
‘Da Vinci Code’ Franchise Revival Coming to Netflix With Tom Hanks Replacement in Talks
Netflix appears to be nearing the end of its own Dan Brown-inspired quest. But instead of searching for the Holy Grail, the streamer has been looking for a new leading man to replace Tom Hanks in a revival of The Da Vinci Code franchise.
David Ellison Sued by Paramount Shareholder Who Alleges He Made an “Illegal” Deal With President Trump
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison and his father, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison, are being sued by a Paramount shareholder who alleges they struck an “illegal” backroom deal with President Donald Trump to help secure government approval for Paramount’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
Sony Gets Roasted for Post Celebrating 10-Year Anniversary of Disastrous All-Female Ghostbusters
Perhaps not all anniversaries call for celebration. Sony, through the official social media accounts for Ghostbusters, recently reminded fans that the all-female reboot was released ten years ago. Directed by Paul Feig, the film quickly became one of the most divisive releases in recent memory. Judging by the response to Sony’s anniversary post, many on the internet have neither forgiven nor forgotten.