A series of incidents on the set of a new film from Daily Wire, starring Jonathan Majors, is raising significant safety concerns. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) had already called for a strike amid ongoing labor disputes over contributions to the union’s health and pension funds.
Despite the swirling speculation that Avengers: Secret Wars could serve as a reboot point for the MCU, Marvel Studios’ Head of Streaming, Television, and Animation Brad Winderbaum has attempted to pour cold water on the idea. However, given the declining reception of the franchise in recent years, a reset may be exactly what Marvel needs to regain its footing.
Disney’s live-action Snow White is shaping up to be one of the studio’s most troubled releases in recent memory, and now, a major red flag has appeared. The company has canceled its planned Snow White UK premiere, reportedly due to concerns over backlash and controversy. Instead of a star-studded event in London, Disney will hold a small number of tightly controlled press events, an unusual move for a film with a $200 million-plus budget and massive marketing campaign.
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...
A source tells That Park Place that Marvel may ditch the Young Avengers as a standalone effort… and instead, they’re cramming them into the most important MCU movie since Ironman.
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.
Once a celebrated hallmark of cinematic excellence, the Oscars have deteriorated into a diminished version of their former glory—a transformation accelerated by the implementation of diversity and inclusion standards in 2024.
Siren’s Curse, the new coaster coming to Cedar Point was previewed recently during the Winter Chill Out event.
Considered a “legend” in the amusement park industry, Ohio’s Cedar Point has announced major plans for the 2025 season during their Winter Chill Out Event. The huge announcements for the park are to hopefully compete with looming competition from Universal Studios with Epic Universe and the ever-growingly popularity of Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
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.
The debut episode of Win or Lose, Pixar’s latest Disney+ series, has made waves by introducing Laurie, the first openly Christian character in a Disney project in nearly two decades. The show’s approach appears to reflect a shift toward more traditional storytelling, avoiding the divisive narratives that have contributed to some of Disney’s recent box office failures.
The Halo franchise, once a dominant force in the gaming industry, continues to stray further from its roots. The latest controversy? Microsoft’s Halo Studios decided to roll out not one, but two separate posts celebrating Women’s History Month, promoting in-game content themed around feminist messaging.
For decades, fans of Star Wars have pleaded for the original theatrical cut of the 1977 classic to be made available on streaming platforms. Yet, despite Disney’s ownership of the franchise, the unaltered version—without the A New Hope subtitle or the controversial changes made in later releases—remains elusive. However, for a brief moment, a solution seemed to emerge from an unexpected source.
The conversation surrounding James Gunn’s Superman continues to be a rollercoaster, as fresh rumors suggest the film may not be shaping up as well as Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) and DC Studios had hoped. A recent report from insider Jeff Sneider has reignited concerns, hinting that the film’s internal reception after several Superman test screenings remains troubling.