Cynthia Erivo is once again putting herself at the center of controversy after a sprawling new interview with Variety in which the Wicked star blamed backlash surrounding the film and viral online jokes on what she called “the insidious nature of how we view Black...
Warner Bros. is showing zero signs of blinking as Dune: Part Three barrels toward a direct collision with Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Doomsday, setting up what could become one of the most fascinating theatrical standoffs in recent memory. It’s a clash many are already calling “Dunesday.”
President Trump lashed out at late-night host Stephen Colbert early Tuesday morning following a CBS rerun of The Late Show, renewing his long-standing criticism of network television and calling on CBS to pull Colbert’s already canceled program immediately.
Headlines about telling you that Avatar: Fire and Ash is "legging out" better than its predecessor. There's a reason that language is being used. It's because when you do a direct comparison between the two films, it's clear that Fire and Ash is in significant...
Bari Weiss’ decision to pull a 60 Minutes segment became a flashpoint inside CBS News this week after the network’s editor-in-chief defended her decision to axe the story. This triggered internal dissent, public criticism, and renewed debate over newsroom standards and political pressure.
Legendary Entertainment has acquired the film adaptation rights to Alchemised, a novel by SenLinYu that originated from a Harry Potter fan fiction, in a deal reported to be worth seven figures. The agreement, reached before the book’s publication, is understood to exceed $3 million and is considered one of the more notable pre-publication movie rights sales in recent industry reporting.
Paramount has officially canceled the theatrical release of The Legend of Aang, opting instead to debut the long-gestating animated feature exclusively on Paramount+. The move marks a significant reversal for the studio and adds to growing questions about Paramount’s theatrical strategy moving into 2026.
For decades, a perennial holiday debate has echoed through internet forums, office parties, and family gatherings: Is Die Hard a Christmas movie? Despite the ritualistic enthusiasm with which some defend its “holiday classic” status, the evidence tells a different story.
Seth Rogen may have a voice cameo in the upcoming Supergirl movie. The rumor came from entertainment journalist Jeff Sneider on an episode of The Hot Mic podcast with John Rocha. Sneider dropped the news when sharing what a spy had told him from an early Supergirl test screening. When asked who Rogen might be voicing, Sneider said, “Beats me. I don’t know. I don’t know who it is. Didn’t ask.”
Every December, Hollywood insists it still “gets” Christmas. The industry releases a handful of holiday films, floods streaming platforms with seasonal content, and assures audiences that the spirit of the season is alive and well.
Rosie O’Donnell’s long-running feud with President Donald Trump escalated yet again this week — not through a new accusation or policy critique, but through a deliberate refusal to even say his name while continuing to devote extended public rants to attacking him.
A major WBD Shareholder is signaling that the latest Paramount attempt to win over investors still hasn’t cleared the bar, even after sweetening its proposal with new financial guarantees and revised terms.
Marvel fans too busy to make it to the theater for Avatar: Fire and Ash this holiday season got an early Christmas present. Tuesday morning, the studio released on all of its social media platforms the Avengers: Doomsday trailer announcing the return of Steve Rogers.