While Bob Iger may be remembered for acquiring massive brands and intellectual property, Disney’s new leadership appears to be investing in something much less flashy.
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The Batman Part 2 Filming Paused as Matt Reeves Deals With ‘Personal’ Issue
Production on The Batman Part II has hit another roadblock, with filming temporarily paused as director Matt Reeves steps away to deal with a personal matter.
Grand Theft Auto VI Will be Most “Mature” Entry in Series
Anyone worried that Rockstar Games planned to turn Grand Theft Auto VI into a sanitized version of the famously offensive franchise may be able to put at least some of those concerns to rest. In fact, new reports suggest the game may push beyond the comfort level of even some longtime fans.
Chris Rock Speaks Out Against Companies Profiting off Virtue Signaling
Chris Rock is taking aim at what happens when helping people becomes an institution with salaries, overhead, and an incentive to keep finding offenders.
Disney Edits Guardians of The Galaxy Preshow to Remove Audience Participation
Walt Disney World has quietly edited the preshow for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, removing a moment that had developed into one of the attraction’s most recognizable opportunities for audience participation.
Trump Offers Dennis Rodman and Enes Kanter Freedom “Pardon” to Compete in Women’s Sports
President Donald Trump has jokingly given former NBA stars Dennis Rodman and Enes Kanter Freedom a presidential “pardon” to compete in women’s sports, predicting that the two retired basketball players would demolish records if allowed on the court.
First Box Office Projections for Clayface are In — Is it Worse Than Supergirl?
The first box office projections for Clayface have arrived, and Warner Bros. may be looking at another soft opening for James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Universe.
Gears of War E-Day Causes Controversy With PRIDE Profile Customization Options
Gears of War: E-Day is already generating controversy during its early access period, but this time the argument has little to do with chainsaw bayonets or the Locust Horde.
Fast & The Furious Series is Officially Coming to Peacock
While prestige dramas dominate the various streaming platforms, Peacock is preparing to bring back “family” television.
Grok Affirms the Resurrection of Jesus Christ Based on ‘Historical Evidence’
For two thousand years, scholars, philosophers, theologians, and historians have debated the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Now Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk’s xAI, has offered a surprisingly direct answer about the event and its implications.
Ben Affleck Says He Doesn’t Want to Run for Political Office
Ben Affleck has spent decades weighing in on politics, campaigning for presidential candidates, and even testifying before Congress. But don’t expect the Oscar winner to put his own name on a ballot anytime soon.
Clayface Writer Mike Flanagan Claims Film Is ‘Very Much Is Not Mine’
Since Warner Bros. and DC Studios greenlit Clayface, the name most heavily associated with the project has been writer Mike Flanagan. Yet in a recent interview, the filmmaker who originally pitched and wrote the DCU’s first horror movie stressed that his involvement ended much earlier than some fans might expect.