A new fan-produced film inspired by Disney’s Star Tours attraction has premiered on YouTube. The fan film, titled Star Tours: Last Launch, debuted online May 8, 2026 after several years of development. The project includes participation from former Walt Disney...
In a move that could upend Hollywood’s power structure and redraw the map of global entertainment, Comcast—the parent company of Universal—is reportedly exploring a bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). According to Reuters, Comcast has hired Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to explore the possibility of a merger, even gaining access to WBD’s internal data room to begin due diligence.
On Monday, November 3rd, Paramount announced that Jon Stewart would be staying on The Daily Show for yet another year through 2026. The news follows shortly after a previous statement in which Stewart shared that he was working on retaining his position at Comedy Central.
Variety has confirmed what many have suspected for a long time — Star Trek 4 is not going, boldly or otherwise. It’s just going away.
Nintendo’s not done conquering the box office. Following the billion-dollar success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, the company has confirmed that a wave of Nintendo movies is officially in the works — and this time, they’ll be coming at a much faster pace. It’s possible that the Nintendo Cinematic Universe (which fans have dubbed the NCU, could be happening after all).
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) is set to make a big announcement before the end of the year. According to CNBC’s Alex Sherman, the media giant, which had planned to split in 2026, will announce by Christmas if it will go through the separation, sell certain assets, or be bought out entirely.
Disney is staring down yet another theatrical storm, and this one involves a franchise once considered strong. With Predator Badlands hitting theaters this week, early box office forecasts are painting a bleak picture — and Wall Street analysts, exhibitors, and moviegoers alike are watching closely.
Universal Pictures isn’t digging up some forgotten relic for nostalgia’s sake this time — audiences finally willed a legacy sequel into existence themselves. After years of fan campaigns and Brendan Fraser’s remarkable resurgence, The Mummy franchise is officially back, and this time the studio is bringing the treasure: both Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are returning for The Mummy 4.
Reports from yesterday that Superman actor David Corenswet had joined the boycott of the Israeli film industry were untrue.
Disney may be stepping into familiar — and dangerous — territory yet again. According to entertainment scooper DanielRPK, the studio could be moving forward with a reimagining of Sleeping Beauty, re-titled Aurora, and set in Mexico.
Hollywood has a long, storied tradition of polishing troubled narratives until they sparkle brighter than a Swarovski display case. But the new Rachel Zegler Glamour profile — penned by none other than Hollywood feminist Helen Mirren — doesn’t just buff the apple. It dips it in molten sugar, rolls it in gold dust, and then tells us it’s organic.
When Rachel Zegler reflects on Snow White, she really wants audiences to believe the film was a success on streaming. It wasn’t, though.
The Walt Disney Company has officially ended its Disney Supplier Diversity initiative, a program previously designed to prioritize contracts with vendors based on factors such as race, gender, identity, veteran status, and disability. The change comes quietly but marks a major shift away from a policy that shaped vendor selection across the company’s theme parks, media divisions, and merchandise operations.