Metallica frontman James Hetfield has joined a growing number of veteran rock musicians criticizing entertainers who use their concerts to promote political agendas.
Metallica frontman James Hetfield has joined a growing number of veteran rock musicians criticizing entertainers who use their concerts to promote political agendas.
Nintendo’s live-action journey to Hyrule is no longer just a press release and a date on a calendar. Zelda filming is underway in New Zealand, and leaked on-set video is finally giving fans something concrete to discuss.
Ubisoft, the French video game company behind Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and others, abruptly requested a halt on trading company shares and postponed delivering their financial earnings report for the first half of its 2025-26 fiscal year. No reason was given, though observers agree this is probably a bad sign.
The early Zootopia 2 reactions are rolling in, and on the surface, Disney appears to have another potential animated hit on its hands. Critics are calling the sequel funny, emotional, fast-paced, and sharply written. But mixed in with the glowing praise is a very different phrase—one that has become a flashing warning light for families who’ve grown weary of Disney using its movies as political megaphones: “timely social commentary.”
Huge moves are happening at Disney after the stock dropped more than 7% following a rough Q4 and the beginning of Bob Iger’s final year as CEO of Disney. It turns out, the company Walt built might actually be dropping diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives substantively rather than the projection many anticipated.
As the deadline for first-round bids rapidly approaches, the Warner Bros. sale that has been hanging over Hollywood for months is suddenly turning into a three-way dogfight.
The shocking moment when a man leapt over a barricade and grabbed Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good Singapore premiere has now become one of the most widely circulated clips of the year—yet the legal outcome has left many observers frustrated.
It appears that a crossover between Fortnite and SpongeBob SquarePants is under development, though official confirmation remains limited.
Universal has announced its military annual pass offer for 2026 – priced less than half of Disney’s, with fewer blockout dates, and encompassing a longer usage period.
The drama surrounding the Christy biopic escalated fast this week, and the person who finally stepped in to cool the temperature wasn’t a Hollywood publicist or a studio exec. It was Christy Martin herself, standing up for star Sydney Sweeney after she was attacked by Batwoman actress Ruby Rose.
GQ has unveiled its annual Men of the Year issue, and the headline cover star is actress Cynthia Erivo. The choice has raised immediate questions across social platforms, with many people openly asking why an actress is featured in a publication celebrating male achievement.
On November 7, 2025, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation confirmed that it will start to close or sell more of its theme parks as part of a strategic portfolio review.
In November 2025, the Walt Disney Company announced a new ticket option for 2026 aimed at eligible U.S. military personnel and their families. The offer is titled the “Disney Celebrates America Military Salute Ticket” and grants access to all four parks at Walt Disney World Resort for the 2026 calendar year at a price of US $499 plus tax. Alongside this, Disney continues its traditional military-ticket programs for eligible service members: for example, a 6-day Park Hopper ticket for 2026 at $449 plus tax.