The decision comes as the dispute over Bryan Mansell’s Star Wars LEGO collection continues attracting national attention online. Much of that attention has been driven by YouTuber Reckless Ben’s long-form investigative videos, which have themselves become the subject of heated debate.
Scary Movie 6, the latest entry in the long-running horror spoof franchise, debuted on Rotten Tomatoes with a shockingly low 20% score from critics.
Cynthia Erivo is once again expressing interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Storm. The Wicked star recently revisited the idea during an interview with Variety, calling the role a “childhood fantasy of mine.”
The increasingly bizarre Bricks & Minifigs controversy has taken another turn after leaked police bodycam footage surfaced online.
Since its public launch in 2024, Bluesky has positioned itself as an alternative to larger social media platforms like X and Facebook. As seemingly every technology company searches for new ways to integrate artificial intelligence, Bluesky COO Rose Wang agues that AI is causing many social media platforms to lose sight of their original purpose.
The next Marvel film hitting theaters may or may not be one of the biggest movie events of the year. But someone just placed a $100,000 bid at a charity auction to attend the Avengers: Doomsday world premiere with Ant-Man actor Paul Rudd.
Jimmy Kimmel has built much of his recent late-night career around mocking Donald Trump. At the Disney Upfronts presentation last May, he joked that his comments had cost the “company a lot of money this year, billions.” However, they have also earned Jimmy Kimmel awards from his peers.
Bricks & Minifigs, a LEGO resale chain, has filed a lawsuit against YouTuber Reckless Ben. What began as a dispute over a collection of Star Wars LEGO sets has escalated into one of the strangest internet controversies of the year. Official and unofficial investigations, leaked communications, and police encounters have generated millions of views and sparked heated debate online.
In a lengthy essay, The Hollywood Reporter suggests that box office hits Backrooms and Obsession are more than a pleasant surprise—they may be a warning to the legacy studio system. The films, made by YouTube creators Kane Parsons and Curry Barker, outperformed The Mandalorian and Grogu in its second weekend.
Recent reports that Tom Hardy had been fired from Paramount+’s MobLand sparked intense discussion online. Allegations of behind-the-scenes conflicts, production delays, and creative disagreements led some outlets to speculate that the actor’s future with the crime drama was in jeopardy. While Paramount has not officially addressed the rumors, co-star Helen Mirren has publicly shown her support for Tom Hardy on social media.
Jimmy Kimmel is shedding new light on how Disney handled one of his most recent controversies.
A24’s Backrooms is one of the biggest success stories of 2026. Not only did it claim the top spot during its opening weekend, but it also made YouTuber Kane Parsons the youngest director to open a film at number one at the domestic box office.