The potential Paramount departure from California is beginning to look less like a negotiating threat and more like an option the company is actively preparing to exercise. Paramount is reportedly searching for approximately 400,000 square feet of office space in...
There’s spin—and then there’s what Forbes just pulled about Superman box office profits.
On October 6th, a Forbes contributor analysis by Tim Lammers suggested that James Gunn’s Superman failed to make money at the box office in theaters. By November 8th, the same outlet published a new piece by Mark Hughes flatly claiming the opposite: that the film “generated more than $100 million in profits.”
Rian Johnson has finally said the quiet part out loud — his Star Wars trilogy isn’t happening. Speaking on Radio Andy this week, the Knives Out filmmaker offered one of the clearest updates yet on the long-dormant project, confirming that it’s not in active development and hasn’t been for years.
Ever since Adam Driver told the Associated Press that he and director Steven Soderbergh had spent two years independently developing a Star Wars movie centered around his Ben Solo character—only for Disney to reject it—we’ve been told by the access media that there’s a huge demand for the film.
Mel Gibson revealed the upcoming sequel to The Passion of Christ may not be in the original languages of Aramaic, Hebrew, and Latin—instead, both parts of The Resurrection of the Christ will be in English.
Few directors have the loyal fanbase that Zack Snyder enjoys, and many were upset by his departure from the DC Expanded Universe (DCEU), even theorizing that he and Man of Steel star Henry Cavill would somehow make a triumphant return to what came to be known as the “Snyderverse.”
Fans are already anticipating the sequel to Netflix’s breakout film KPop Demon Hunters. However, they’ll have to wait till 2029 according to new reports
Just when you thought it was safe to call a flop a flop, Hollywood is not having any of it. The extremely left film that glorifies all kinds of division, One Battle After Another, was a shocking financial disaster for Warner Bros Discovery and a black eye for Leonardo DiCaprio’s career. But the PR wizards of Warner are hard at work with their Hollywood colleagues to make all that fail just disappear. This time, however, their techniques are truly something to behold!
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.