While the first trailer for Amazon MGM Studios’ Masters of the Universe leaned into comedy, the latest one puts the spotlight on action—and establishes the stakes. This doesn’t appear to just be the story of Prince Adam returning to Eternia. If the new footage is any indication, it’s about He-Man battling to save his home from the dark forces that have overrun it.
Skeleton Crew, the latest live-action Star Wars series on Disney+, has achieved a dubious milestone by failing to chart on any major streaming ratings measurement platform. This puts the show at the bottom of the franchise’s already struggling offerings, earning the unenviable title of the lowest-performing Star Wars project to date.
Walt Disney World has quietly removed Tiana’s Bayou Adventure from its Disney After Hours lineup as the company continues to struggle with its controversial reimagining of the beloved Splash Mountain attraction.
Peter Capaldi might appear in the Harry Potter franchise. According to rumor, the former Doctor Who is being considered for a role in the upcoming HBO reboot.
Hulk Hogan was booed by Los Angeles WWE fans this past Monday. Some are blaming this on his political ties with incoming U.S. president Donald Trump.
In a significant shift from its previous content moderation strategy driven by government influenced narrative support, Meta, the parent company of platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, has announced the termination of it’s biased third-party fact-checking program.
Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal CityWalk announced an unexpected closure today as Southern California faces extreme fire conditions caused by the Palisades Fires.
The hits keep coming for Disney’s Star Wars under the leadership of Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy, and not in a good way. Two recent developments highlight a growing apathy among fans toward the once-beloved franchise: the heavily discounted Rey Legacy Lightsaber at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge and the continued failure of Skeleton Crew to make a mark on streaming charts.
Ongoing issues with Epcot ground lighting continue to plague Walt Disney World as the latest issue to befall the brand new area raises genuine safety concerns for Disney guests.
Sony has announced that Helldivers 2, the cooperative tactical shooter game, is being adapted into a movie.
While fans of the game might cheer for its expansion into cinema, the move raises significant questions about whether the movie will stay true to the gritty, satirical tone of the franchise—or become another vehicle for virtue signaling and DEI-driven Hollywood storytelling.
The gaming industry has become a battleground for cultural and political ideologies, with a stark divide forming between the virtue signaling “woke” crowd and everyday gamers exhausted by constant political messaging and finger-wagging. The community’s response to two recent events—the crowd-funding campaign of Gaming While Black, a documentary featuring former Kotaku editor Alyssa Mercante, and Mercante’s contentious lawsuit against YouTuber SmashJT—illustrates the widening chasm between these groups in what’s become known as the gaming culture war.
The recent sewage leak at EPCOT led to the closure of the Soarin’ Around the World attraction and both restrooms in The Land Pavilion at Walt Disney World.
After a surprising disappearance from its streaming library, Disney+ has quietly reinstated the four classic (well…three classic and Crystal Skull…) Indiana Jones films directed by Steven Spielberg: Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.