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.
The WB Paramount takeover battle is far from over, despite Warner Bros. Discovery’s board issuing a forceful public rejection of Paramount Skydance’s $30-per-share hostile bid.
Tom Cruise, known for his daring stunt work in the Mission: Impossible franchise, reportedly isn’t risking any association with the Trump administration. Consequently, the untitled film project that was going to send Cruise into space has been grounded.
Disney has unveiled an aggressive marketing strategy for what is shaping up to be one of next year’s most consequential comic book movies. The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that a new Avengers: Doomsday trailer will be attached to Avatar: Fire and Ash over four consecutive weeks.
As the race to replace Bob Iger intensifies, speculation about Dana Walden becoming Disney CEO is no longer confined to industry whispers. Walden herself has now gone on the record, offering pointed comments that demonstrate just how fraught the Disney succession process has become—and why many observers see the company’s leadership pipeline as emblematic of deeper problems at the studio.
A new animated adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm is drawing fierce backlash after it was revealed the film shifts the story’s core message away from communism and toward a critique of capitalism. The controversy has ignited a broader debate over Hollywood’s growing habit of rewriting classic literature to fit modern ideological preferences rather than honoring original intent.
Rian Johnson is once again revisiting the backlash to Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and this time he’s not pretending it caught him off guard. In a new interview tied to the promotion of his upcoming Netflix film Wake Up Dead Man, Johnson openly claims that the massive fan backlash was not only expected — it was preferred.
The Home Alone franchise has long been treated as untouchable holiday nostalgia, but its original director clearly doesn’t believe every sequel deserves protection. In blunt new remarks, Chris Columbus openly criticized the films that followed the original two entries — reinforcing why discussions around the Home Alone Sequels continue to strike a nerve with longtime fans.
The Netflix WB deal continues to send shockwaves through Hollywood, and now Netflix’s top executives are going on record to defend it. In a newly disclosed internal memo, Netflix co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters addressed employee concerns surrounding the company’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. studios, HBO, and HBO Max, insisting the deal represents “a win for the entertainment industry” rather than a death knell for Hollywood as critics have claimed.
Anticipation for the final episodes of Netflix’s Stranger Things is reaching a fever pitch. A new trailer for season 5, volume 2, released Monday morning, shows just how high the stakes have risen as the Hawkins gang confronts an apocalyptic threat.
Harbro has managed to do what Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd’s combined might never could—destroy the Power Rangers.
Marvel Studios may be preparing to walk back one of its most catastrophic post-Avengers: Endgame creative decisions. According to new reporting from industry insider Daniel Richtman, Steve Rogers is not only returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but is expected to serve as a central focus of Avengers: Doomsday—a move that suggests Marvel is quietly reassessing the direction it has taken since 2019.
The rumor that Guardians of the Galaxy star Dave Bautista would play Brainiac in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman: Man of Tomorrow didn’t just collapse — it detonated, and now the fallout has turned personal.