Paramount’s plans to bring the Autobots and G.I. Joe together on the big screen have officially fallen apart.
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The Mandalorian and Grogu Box Office Collapse Continues as Third Weekend Tracking Points to Another Massive Drop
Disney and Lucasfilm's The Mandalorian and Grogu appears headed for yet another disastrous weekend at the box office, with new industry tracking suggesting the film could fall another 63% in its third frame and finish the weekend with just $9 million domestically. The...
Netflix Finally Admits Theatrical Releases Were Never Part of the Plan
For a brief moment, Netflix wanted Hollywood to believe it had changed. When the streaming giant was pursuing Warner Bros., Netflix executives went out of their way to reassure filmmakers, exhibitors, and investors that theatrical releases would become an important...
Leslye Headland Still Wants The Acolyte Season 2 So She Can Connect It To Disney’s Sequel Trilogy
Years after Disney canceled The Acolyte following a single disastrous season, creator Leslye Headland is still holding onto hope that the series could one day return for season 2. In a new interview with Empire Magazine, Headland revealed she would gladly come back...
Bricks & Minifigs Shuts Down Salem Store as Lego Controversy Explodes Online
The decision comes as the dispute over Bryan Mansell’s Star Wars LEGO collection continues attracting national attention online. Much of that attention has been driven by YouTuber Reckless Ben’s long-form investigative videos, which have themselves become the subject of heated debate.
Scary Movie 6 Debuts With 20% on Rotten Tomatoes
Scary Movie 6, the latest entry in the long-running horror spoof franchise, debuted on Rotten Tomatoes with a shockingly low 20% score from critics.
Supergirl Box Office Tracking Points to Even Worse Start Than Disney’s Struggling Mandalorian and Grogu
The first major box office tracking numbers for Supergirl are now public, and they suggest Warner Bros. could be heading toward the same problem Disney is currently facing with The Mandalorian and Grogu. According to a new report from Deadline, DC Studios' upcoming...
Insomniac Removes “Men” from X-Men Name in Wolverine Game After Reported Sweet Baby Inc. Involvement
Insomniac has finally done what short-sighted Marvel executives have been trying to do for years with its new Wolverine game—take the word "Men" out of X-Men. And they may have had some help from Kim Belair's Sweet Baby Inc. For years, some of Marvel's most prominent...
Cynthia Erivo Reiterates “Childhood Dream” of Playing Storm in X-Men
Cynthia Erivo is once again expressing interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Storm. The Wicked star recently revisited the idea during an interview with Variety, calling the role a “childhood fantasy of mine.”
The Mandalorian Drop Gets Worse: Star Wars May Fail to Achieve $200M at the Domestic Box Office
For years, the safest bet in Hollywood seemed to be simple: put Star Wars on the big screen and audiences would show up. That assumption is now being stress-tested in real time by The Mandalorian and Grogu, a theatrical return for Lucasfilm that arrived with enormous...
Deadline Claims Supergirl Needs $315 Million to Break Even at The Box Office — And That Makes No Sense
Warner Bros. and DC Studios may have an unexpected problem on their hands, and it has nothing to do with trailers, casting, or audience interest. Instead, the latest debate surrounding Supergirl centers on a number that many box office observers simply cannot make...
Bluesky Calls AI ‘Not That Interesting’ As Platform Adds AI Options for Users
Since its public launch in 2024, Bluesky has positioned itself as an alternative to larger social media platforms like X and Facebook. As seemingly every technology company searches for new ways to integrate artificial intelligence, Bluesky COO Rose Wang agues that AI is causing many social media platforms to lose sight of their original purpose.
Domino’s Pizza Slams ‘God of War Laufey’ for Benching Kratos as Santa Monica Studios Responds
When a pizza company ends up at the center of a gaming controversy, you know something unusual is happening. That's exactly what unfolded this week after Domino's Pizza UK took a shot at Sony Santa Monica's upcoming God of War Laufey, a game that has already sparked...