Gina Carano was positioned to become a key player in Star Wars before her cancelation by Disney. Her character, Cara Dune, quickly emerged as a fan favorite on the then-breakout Disney+ series The Mandalorian, with reports even suggesting a potential spin-off was in development. However, following a controversial social media post, Disney publicly cut ties with the actress.
Rachel Zegler has finally broken her silence—but not about the massive controversies surrounding Snow White. Instead, Zegler chose to fire back at a social media user who questioned her vocal abilities, completely sidestepping the backlash over her past statements, the film’s radical changes, and Disney’s ongoing PR struggles.
When Justin Baldoni first claimed that Deadpool & Wolverine’s Nicepool was based on him, most people laughed it off. But with new details emerging—including a deleted scene that directly references Baldoni’s real-life podcast—that theory is looking more credible than ever.
The internet is buzzing once again over Pedro Pascal, but this time, it’s not because he’s promoting some radical ideology or starring in just about every project Hollywood announces. No, this time it’s all about an Instagram story featuring Pascal and his longtime...
With Snow White just days from release, even Variety is acknowledging Disney’s struggles with the film. But rather than focus on the real reason audiences have rejected it—Disney’s creative choices and Rachel Zegler’s inflammatory remarks—the legacy media is now subtly bringing Gal Gadot into the conversation.
Authorities in New Mexico have confirmed the official cause behind the passing of Gene Hackman and his wife, shedding light on the circumstances surrounding their final days. According to Dr. Heather Jarrell, New Mexico’s Chief Medical Examiner, Hackman, 95, was found to have had advanced Alzheimer’s disease and severe heart disease.
Disney’s Snow White has been a public relations nightmare from the start, but now, it seems the controversy has gone beyond bad trailers and box office projections. The two lead actresses, Gal Gadot and Rachel Zegler, appear to be on completely opposite sides of one of the most divisive global conflicts of our time—and it may be showing in more ways than one.
The Oscars are facing backlash after several notable actors were left out of this year’s In Memoriam segment. While the tribute honored major industry losses—including James Earl Jones and Dame Maggie Smith—several omissions sparked controversy among viewers. Among...
Blake Lively is bringing in heavy PR reinforcements as her legal battle with It Ends With Us co-star and director Justin Baldoni escalates. The actress, who is simultaneously suing and being sued in multiple lawsuits, has now enlisted Nick Shapiro, a former CIA deputy chief of staff and senior advisor to ex-director John Brennan, to handle her crisis communications strategy.
Back in December of 2024, a story made the rounds that Charlie Cox will appear as Daredevil in Avengers: Doomsday. The actor has finally responded to these claims.
Kotaku, the gaming website notorious for misleading headlines and a diminishing staff, has been caught spreading misinformation—this time about YouTube’s biggest creator, MrBeast.
This most recent controversy stems from an article written by Kotaku writer Zack Zwiezen, originally headlined “MrBeast: Life Is ‘So Much Easier When You’re Broke.'”
The problem? MrBeast never actually said that.
Hulu subscribers expecting a seamless Oscars viewing experience were left frustrated Sunday night as the Disney-owned streaming service suffered major outages and—worse—cut off its live broadcast before the most anticipated awards of the evening were announced.
The 97th Academy Awards AKA the Oscars, made headlines, not for grand political statements, but for what was missing—any mention of President Donald Trump.
While Hollywood has long relished taking jabs at the current president, this year’s ceremony was eerily silent on political matters. Despite being one of the longest Oscar broadcasts in recent history, not a single presenter, winner, or host uttered Trump’s name. A stark contrast to years past, when late-night comedians and Hollywood elites openly ridiculed him at every opportunity.