Dave Filoni apparently isn't finished with the MandoVerse on the big screen despite the failure of The Mandalorian & Grogu movie. Despite The Mandalorian & Grogu delivering a deeply disappointing theatrical performance earlier this year, Filoni's long-planned...
The recent delay of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars may be more than just a calendar shuffle. According to two former Marvel-affiliated creatives, the sudden shift in release dates could signal deeper issues behind the scenes — and the financial...
The Texas House of Representatives voted 114–26 on Monday to approve Senate Bill 22 (SB 22), a sweeping measure that allocates $300 million in film and television production incentives every other year for the next decade. If fully funded, the program would represent a $1.5 billion investment aimed at attracting film, television, and multimedia projects to shoot and produce in Texas, with the goal of creating local jobs, expanding economic activity, and positioning the state as a competitive alternative to other major production hubs like Georgia and California.
Tom Cruise is reportedly in “very serious” talks with director Christopher McQuarrie about a new Les Grossman movie, potentially bringing back one of his most infamous roles from Tropic Thunder.
Marvel Studios may be steering into the storm once again. New leaks and rumors suggest that Mark Ruffalo will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, possibly in the form of a villainous and unstoppable “Savage Hulk.”
Both Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning contributed to the biggest Memorial Day weekend in box office history.
Movie theaters across the country surged with foot traffic as Disney’s Lilo & Stitch and Paramount’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning powered an explosive $322 million box office total across all titles—a new high for the holiday frame.
Hollywood isn’t just changing—it’s culturally recalibrating. Behind the glitz and glamor of red carpets and studio premieres, a new wave is sweeping through the entertainment industry. It’s not driven by flashy CGI or prestige Oscar bait, but by something far simpler: traditional values. Welcome to the rise of Conservative Hollywood—an evolving entertainment landscape where stay-at-home moms, cowboy hats, and Bible-quoting reality shows are no longer punchlines but primetime.
As the nation pauses to honor its fallen defenders this Memorial Day, we at That Park Place want to take a moment to reflect—not only on the sacrifices made by those who served, but on the stories we tell about them, and what it means when those stories begin to fade.
We’ve seen a lot of talk about AI and the effect it will have on entertainment in general and actors in particular. We hear about, for just one of many examples, James Earl Jones and his family making the deal to AI his voice resulting in some more-than-interesting stuff going on in Fortnite if you ask the right (or is it wrong?) questions. And we’ve seen the SAG/AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Actors as they once were and merged) efforts to enforce their contracts get represented as affecting those bigshot players and their deals.
Video footage from the Avengers Doomsday set made the rounds online this week after a fan snuck into the supposedly secure filming location.
Earlier this month, the Marvel Universe suffered its worst security breach in recent memory. A man under the TikTok handle @TheyNeverSawItComing pulled his very own “Mission Impossible” and was able to breach the mighty Marvel machine by sneaking onto the set of Avengers: Doomsday at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England.
He then uploaded all of the unauthorized Avengers: Doomdday set video footage on TikTok, as one does.
Superman star David Corenswet didn’t just geek out over Star Wars. He became it.
In a now-viral behind-the-scenes video, the new Superman actor is seen driving while flawlessly reciting the entire Death Star trench run sequence from A New Hope. No stumbles. No script. Just pure, joyous nerd energy.
Bob Iger should probably get a sequel into production... now. Lilo & Stitch may only have a 70% score with critics on Rotten Tomatoes, but the box office score is out-of-this-world. Disney's live-action remake of Lilo & Stitch is poised to become a box...
At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Gladiator 2 actor Paul Mescal might have given the most unintentionally revealing quote of the week when commenting on Hollywood and the “alpha male” characters that once defined it. While promoting The History of Sound, a period romance between two men in which Mescal stars alongside Josh O’Connor, the Irish actor confidently proclaimed that cinema is “moving away from the traditional, alpha, leading male characters.”