Ahead of its July 26, 2026 release, Supergirl is in rumored reshoots and now it appears that the Woman of Tomorrow is getting some help from Superman and Lobo.
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 cat. You can follow him on X, Criticless, and YouTube at @BookstorThor
Disney Extends Its Contract with Former Clinton, Obama Staffer and Biden Vaccine Education Head Kristina Schake
Disney announced on October 16th that it is extending its contract with Chief Communications Officer, Kristina Schake. The two-year agreement ensures Schake will remain in place during Disney's expected leadership change, when current CEO Bob Iger steps down in 2026....
Disney Bows Out of Doctor Who Deal With BBC After Disastrous Ratings Run During Davies/Gatwa Era
Doctor Who has lost another companion, as Disney has decided to part ways with the endurable BBC drama. In October 2022, Disney+ partnered with the BBC in a landmark distribution deal for all upcoming seasons, allowing them exclusive streaming rights for new episodes outside of the U.K. and Ireland. The deal was for 26 episodes, and coincided with the show’s 60th anniversary and introduction of the incoming Doctor, Ncuti Gatwa.
Leslye Headland Ties The Acolyte to the Star Wars Sequels, Lucasfilm Provides a Connection No One Asked For
There’s a major connection between the Star Wars sequel trilogy and the divisive Disney+ series The Acolyte.
Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker left theaters nearly six years ago and divided fans as part of the divisive sequel trilogy. A few years later, The Acolyte went into production for Disney+. One would think that showrunner Leslye Headland might have tried to distance herself from the sequel trilogy despite its canonical status.
Andy Muschietti Kind of Confirms He’s Still Directing Batman: The Brave and The Bold—But Sounds Far From Certain
The title of an upcoming project in the DC Universe (DCU) is Batman: The Brave and The Bold. But “brave” and “bold” weren’t exactly the qualities the Batman film’s director, Andy Muschietti, or his sister/producer, Barbara, conveyed in a recent interview.
Rian Johnson Says Him Coming Back to Star Wars “Would Be the Most Wonderful Thing in The World”
While doing press for Wake Up Dead Man, the next installment in his ensemble murder mystery franchise, Johnson told Empire Magazine, “That cog will be turning the rest of my life. I love Star Wars.” His last (and so far, only) Star Wars movie, 2017’s The Last Jedi, proved divisive. It currently sits at a 16% “Heinous” score on Criticless with 132 voters.
Stephen A. Smith Claims Trump Is Behind NBA Betting Arrests on Disney-Owned ESPN TV — FBI Director Fires Back
News broke early Wednesday morning of high-profile arrests related to insider sports betting and rigged poker games with mafia ties — something that sounds more like a Martin Scorsese movie than a headline. And according to ESPN sports journalist Stephen A. Smith, it’s all the revenge of Donald Trump against the NBA.
Rumor: Tatiana Maslany’s She-Hulk and Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel Missing from Avengers: Doomsday Cast
Gary Buechler, better known on YouTube as Nerdrotic, said in a pair of posts on X that neither Tatiana Maslany’s She-Hulk nor Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel will be in Avengers: Doomsday. With nearly 30 major and MCU characters already confirmed for the upcoming entry in the massive franchise, the absence of others might be, as Thanos would say, inevitable.
Rotten Tomatoes’ Ownership Shake-Up Raises Privacy Concerns — and Opens the Door for Criticless
Visitors to the Rotten Tomatoes website for movie reviews and news are first presented with a large pop-up at the bottom of the screen. The message informs them that the site is now owned by Versant, and by continuing, you agree to their new terms, and acknowledge that their updated privacy policy now applies to all your existing data.
Elizabeth Olsen Joins Hollywood Push to Protect Theatrical Releases — Actors are Now Refusing Streaming Only Projects
We probably won’t be seeing Elizabeth Olsen in any Netflix-exclusive movies, as the actress recently told InStyle magazine that if a movie isn’t getting a theatrical release, she’ll pass on it.
“If a movie is made independently and only sells to a streamer, then fine. But I don’t want to make something where that’s the end-all,” she said.
Adam Driver Confirms Disney Killed His Kylo Ren Star Wars Spin-Off Film ‘The Hunt for Ben Solo’
Fans can now add another title to the long list of Star Wars projects that failed to launch. In an interview with the Associated Press, Adam Driver, who played Kylo Ren (later revealed to be Ben Solo) in the Star Wars sequels that started with The Force Awakens, said he and director Steven Soderbergh spent two years independently developing a Star Wars movie called The Hunt for Ben Solo before presenting it to Lucasfilm and Disney executives.
CNN+ Lasted Less Than a Month: Will New Streaming Service CNN All Access Repeat the Same Fate?
Perhaps the world just wasn’t ready for CNN+. That video streaming service, which launched in 2022, featured original content from the more distinguished CNN personalities, and was gone after one month. Now, according to Deadline, the cable news network is trying again this October 28th with CNN All Access.