The big story at the box office this weekend was not Disclosure Day, the latest film from Steven Spielberg. Instead, Obsession from 26-year-old director Curry Barker continues to defy every conventional box office trend. The horror hit earned approximately $19 million in its fifth weekend, falling just 25% from the previous frame while claiming the number two spot domestically.
Just months after delivering one of the year’s biggest box-office disappointments, Maggie Gyllenhaal is already moving forward with her next project at Warner Bros.
On Thursday, Pixar announced that it had signed Mark Ruffalo for a major role in its next feature film.
Disney and Marvel have not announced Fantastic Four 2, and new reports suggest bringing back director Matt Shakman could prove difficult.
A new report claims Xbox CEO Asha Sharma pulled a planned Halo: Campaign Evolved trailer from Sony’s recent State of Play presentation at the last minute.
The upcoming Spider-Man movie is one of the most highly anticipated blockbusters of the summer, with its first trailer reportedly breaking viewership records. The film is not scheduled to hit theaters until July 31. However, according to several reports, an unfinished version of Spider-Man: Brand New Day may have already been offered for sale online.
Spencer Pratt is pushing back after Jimmy Kimmel mocked his failed Los Angeles mayoral campaign with a U-Haul truck.
The controversy surrounding Bricks & Minifigs has taken another unexpected turn as the GoFundMe campaign launched by YouTuber Reckless Ben was briefly taken down.
Home Improvement was one of the most popular sitcoms of the 1990s, often competing with Seinfeld for the top spot in the ratings. As nostalgia-fueled revivals have become increasingly common in Hollywood, the idea of a Home Improvement reboot has been floated more than once.
Shortly before the debut of the final season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, reports surfaced that Millie Bobby Brown had filed a complaint against her co-star David Harbour. While details remained limited, multiple trade outlets confirmed that an internal investigation had taken place and that the matter had ultimately been resolved.
The months-long controversy surrounding Bricks & Minifigs and YouTuber Reckless Ben continues to evolve.
John Oliver is weighing in on the controversy surrounding Scott Pelley’s dismissal from CBS News. During a recent episode of Last Week Tonight, the HBO host mocked the circumstances surrounding Pelley’s firing from 60 Minutes, joking that the veteran journalist’s real offense was being “too cool.”