The second season of Daredevil: Born Again has reportedly seen a 50% drop in viewership compared to its already troubled first season.
The second season of Daredevil: Born Again has reportedly seen a 50% drop in viewership compared to its already troubled first season.
It’s been more than two decades since the cast of Friends, one of the biggest shows of the ’90s, took their final bow. Years later, the show is still popular in reruns and on streaming. Many of the show’s famous catchphrases—”We were on a break!”—remain active in the culture. Yet in a new interview, Phoebe actress Lisa Kudrow spoke harshly about the male writers on Friends.
Fans of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie may be able to watch it on streaming at home sooner than expected. According to When to Stream, the blockbuster is slated to arrive on digital platforms May 5—roughly one month after its theatrical debut. Universal Pictures has not officially confirmed the date, and release plans could still change.
Bruce Springsteen has long been an outspoken critic of President Donald Trump. However, following a recent assassination attempt on the president during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the rocker is suddenly singing a different tune.
As Michael continues to dominate the box office, the behind-the-scenes process of bringing the biopic to life is drawing increased attention. There are now rumors and conflicting reports that director Antoine Fuqua exited the project before the extensive Michael reshoots.
Deniz Camp, a recognized writer for Marvel and DC Comics, sparked online backlash after a social media post published just hours following the attempted attack on President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. While the exact wording of the message was open to interpretation, its timing quickly drew scrutiny.
Bruce Springsteen is drawing backlash from all sides. For decades, the rocker has positioned himself as the voice of the American working class. In recent years, he has also been a vocal part of the “resistance” against President Donald Trump. Yet a recent stop on his current tour has even his ideological allies in his home state questioning how much of that image is genuine—and how much is performance.
Doctor Who, one of the longest-running series in television history, has become extremely divisive in recent years. Global viewership for the BBC-produced show has dramatically fallen off since the 2005 revival. The reasons have been hotly debated in fan circles and in the press. In a new interview with The Times of London, Peter Capaldi, who played the 12th Doctor from 2013–2017, said he doesn’t understand why Doctor Who fans “take it so seriously.” His comments suggest he sees the backlash to the show’s recent casting and creative decisions as overblown.
For millions of fans who grew up watching him in the 1990s, Dean Cain will always be Superman—with or without the suit. That enduring association was recently underscored by the actor himself. In a post on X, the Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman star shared a new image of himself as the Man of Steel. The photo marks the first time in nearly three decades that Cain has publicly revisited the costume in a posed setting.
The Lanterns trailer has been removed from the official HBO Max and Warner Bros. accounts. As a result, articles that previously embedded the YouTube video now display a gray placeholder with a message indicating the video is private. Similar unavailable messages appear across links shared on Facebook and Instagram.
Days before Michael, the Michael Jackson biopic, hit theaters, Rotten Tomatoes’ critic scores suggested it was a disaster. Now, general audiences outside of the Hollywood access media have had the chance to see and score the film for themselves. The difference in response is staggering.
James Gunn’s next Superman movie began production on April 20, and early reports suggest some dissatisfaction has already emerged—though not from the cast or crew. Instead, the concern is coming from inside the location being used for filming. The Man of Tomorrow production is reportedly shooting prison scenes at FCI Atlanta, a low-security federal facility.