Nintendo is facing a tariff refund lawsuit in the United States from players who argue that refunds from tariffs imposed on imports should be passed on to consumers. The legal action focuses on tariffs applied to products imported by Nintendo, including game consoles...
A live‑action Ariel character meet‑and‑greet is returning to its original location at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World Resort. The attraction will resume in the Walt Disney Presents theater space on January 12, 2025, after being temporarily relocated within the park.
The Paramount WBD bid isn’t going away despite repeated rejection from the Warner Bros. Discovery board — and Paramount is making sure that shareholders hear that loud and clear. Despite a fresh rejection from the board, Paramount is staying the course on its $30-a-share push, again appealing directly to investors as the fight for control of one of Hollywood’s biggest legacy portfolios turns into a high-stakes staring contest.
Work on re-painting Cinderella Castle in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World has begun in early January 2026. Notices posted in the My Disney Experience app and on the official site indicate that the structure is currently “undergoing a magical transformation.”
Even with the massive cast assembled for Avengers: Doomsday, it was inevitable that not every major character would return. Last March, during Marvel’s live cast reveal stream, several notable names were missing. Among those not mentioned was Evangeline Lilly, who played Hope van Dyne/Wasp in the three Ant-Man films. According to the X account The Beyond Reporter, her character will die offscreen.
Tom Cruise was recently involved with Star Wars: Starfighter, and confirmed some strong suspicions in the process.
When Star Wars: Starfighter was first announced, one of the biggest questions surrounding the film was how deeply it would lean into traditional Star Wars iconography. For months, Lucasfilm and director Shawn Levy positioned the project as something of a tonal departure—new characters, new conflicts, and a setting five years removed from The Rise of Skywalker.
Now, thanks to an unexpected cameo behind the camera from Tom Cruise, that positioning may already be unraveling.
For once, Disney appears to be making a casting decision that doesn’t feel engineered to spark controversy first and tell a story second. According to Deadline, Kathryn Hahn is in talks to play Mother Gothel in Disney’s upcoming live-action Tangled remake.
Governor of Minnesota Tim Walz’s daughter, Hope Walz, said in a recent interview that the new media bears an ethical responsibility because of its relatability and accessibility. In her sit-down on the One Hour Detours podcast with John O’Sullivan, Walz said that people see themselves in content creators like Nick Shirley and are more inclined to trust them than traditional journalists.
The idea that Grand Theft Auto VI (GTA 6) might be delayed again is no longer just fan anxiety—it’s coming straight from mainstream games journalists. According to Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier, GTA 6 is still not complete in terms of content, and Rockstar Games has yet...
For years, Star Wars fans have argued over what went wrong with Disney’s sequel trilogy. Bad planning. Clashing visions. Corporate interference. But according to Mark Hamill, the core failure came down to one blunt creative decision from J.J. Abrams — a decision that...
The YouTube channel Midnight's Edge recently called out Hollywood Trade coverage of the ongoing issues in Venezuela, providing context the mainstream media conveniently left out. The unfolding situation in Venezuela following President Trump’s dramatic operation to...
Disney’s newly revealed Tangled casting may signal more than just another live-action remake—it may point to a quiet but meaningful recalibration after several costly missteps. Australian actress Teagan Croft has been cast as Rapunzel in the live action adaptation of...
The historic Muppet Studios lot once owned by The Jim Henson Company has a new owner following a completed sale to musician John Mayer and filmmaker Joseph “McG” McGinty Nichol. The property, long associated with Hollywood production history, has been has returned to its original name of Chaplin Studios.