Mahershala Ali is opening up about the extraordinary amount of time, physical preparation, and professional opportunities he sacrificed waiting for Marvel Studios to make Blade — and he agrees with Kevin Feige's brutal assessment of the studio's failure to get the...
With President Donald Trump enacting a sweeping 125% tariff on Chinese imports, Beijing is rattling its own saber with talk of a potential ban on American movies making waves across state media. But the real story? That China Hollywood ban wouldn’t pack much of a financial punch for U.S. studios. At least not anymore.
While Universal Studios only recently announced its plans to open a massive 476-acre theme park resort in the United Kingdom by 2031, a new discovery has fans buzzing—and it’s all about Halloween. As it turns out, Universal trademarked the name “Halloween Horror Nights” in the UK back in 2022, About two and a half years before the official reveal of the resort. The move has some wondering: was Universal laying the groundwork for their British invasion much earlier than anyone realized?
A curious development is unfolding at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Despite Walt Disney World’s previous statement that construction walls would go up around the Muppets Courtyard before the end of March, no such progress has materialized as of early April. The project in question? A controversial new Monsters, Inc.-themed land that’s set to cause the closing of MuppetVision 3D, Mama Melrose’s Ristorante Italiano, and PizzeRizzo.
The mainstream media has once again latched onto a retro TV moment and turned it into something it was never meant to be. This time, the target is the 90s kids action show Mighty Morphin Power Rangers—specifically the casting decisions made over 30 years ago. According to headlines making the rounds this week, the show’s head writer Tony Oliver confessed that it was a “mistake” to cast a Black actor as the Black Ranger and an Asian actress as the Yellow Ranger.
As if things couldn’t get worse for Disney’s struggling live-action remake of Snow White, a new report reveals that the production has left behind a massive carbon footprint—larger than some of Hollywood’s most explosive action films. Yes, according to The Guardian, the scale of the Snow White production’s pollution even outpaced the most recent Fast & Furious movie.
In a move that has set the film preservation and Star Wars communities abuzz, the British Film Institute (BFI) has announced that it will publicly screen the original 1977 cut of Star Wars — not A New Hope, not the 1997 Special Edition, but the raw, unaltered classic that lit the spark for one of the most influential sagas in cinematic history.
As discussion around the Nintendo Switch 2 price continues to dominate headlines, Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser has weighed in directly on the growing debate. In a new interview with Canada’s CBC, Bowser addressed concerns about affordability and shared more details on Nintendo’s long-term hardware strategy.
Universal Studio's new Epic Universe theme park is indeed incredible. It eclipses, by far, anything Disney has to offer. But thoughts that Disney could begin building a response for the next five years may all be dashed away by the new Chinese tariffs. For Bob Iger,...
In a game-changing move for global tourism, Universal Studios has officially announced plans to build its first-ever European resort in Bedfordshire, England. The ambitious 476-acre development, located just an hour north of London, is scheduled to open by 2031 and promises to redefine theme park experiences across the continent.
The much-anticipated $8 billion merger between Skydance Media and Paramount Global has officially entered a 90-day extension period, a move built into the original agreement signed last summer. While procedural in nature, the delay highlights mounting uncertainty as...
It’s another brutal blow for Sweet Baby Inc and its embattled CEO Kim Belair. The company’s latest narrative endeavor, South of Midnight, has officially launched—and the results are nothing short of disastrous.
Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger is sounding the alarm about the potential consequences of newly implemented tariffs from President Donald Trump’s administration. During a surprise appearance at ABC News’ daily editorial meeting, Iger offered candid and unfiltered remarks about the likely fallout from what the White House is calling “Liberation Day” tariffs—a sweeping policy that imposes a 10% blanket tariff on all imports, with even steeper levies on major trading partners.