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KPop Demon Hunters Is Getting a Global Concert Tour, But Might Be Missing Several Key Components
Netflix has confirmed a global live tour for the animated music franchise KPop Demon Hunters. The company announced the concert series during its 2026 Upfront presentation with AEG Presents. Current plans call for performances in about 150 cities during 2027. The...
Don’t Blame Favreau: “The Mandalorian and Grogu” Is a Horrible Mess Because of Dave Filoni
Reactions to the premiere of The Mandalorian and Grogu are coming in (even if they're still embargoed)... and let's just say they're not good. Folks we've talked to have said it's a train wreck. It's a filler episode for a season never made from a TV show that jumped...
Ted Lasso’s Dani Rojas actor Cristo Fernández Signs With Professional Soccer Team In Mexico
Perhaps it’s a case of life imitating art, or simply things working out as intended. Cristo Fernández, best known for playing Dani Rojas on Ted Lasso, has signed with a professional soccer team.
‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Early Reactions Are Mixed
Early reactions to The Mandalorian and Grogu have been less than enthusiastic. As the first new Star Wars film to reach theaters in seven years — following a string of divisive Disney+ series — Disney was likely hoping the movie could reconnect both longtime fans and more casual audiences.
Universal Donates $10 Million to New Program at UCF To Train Next Generation of Creatives
Universal Destinations & Experiences has launched a Universal $10 million UCF program in partnership with the University of Central Florida. The initiative is designed to prepare students for careers in themed entertainment, hospitality, and experience design. It...
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Coaster Starring The Muppets Gets Out-Shined on Social Media By Swedish Chef Snack Cart
Disney’s upcoming re-theme of Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster at Disney’s Hollywood Studios has sparked extensive online discussion. However, much of the recent conversation has focused on a smaller addition nearby rather than the attraction itself. Many social media users...
YouTube Crushes Disney and Apple in TV Attention Despite Spending Billions Less
For years, Hollywood executives and legacy media companies treated YouTube creators, streamers, podcasters, and independent personalities as “new media” operating outside the real entertainment industry. But according to newly shared data from Samba TV measuring TV...
Marvel’s ‘VisionQuest’ Set to Release on Disney+ Ahead of ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
At the recent Disney Upfront presentation, it was announced that Marvel’s Visionquest will release on Disney+ before Avengers: Doomsday arrives in theaters. It remains unclear if the events of the show will connect to the broader structure of Marvel’s Phase Six, as many audiences have grown weary of doing “homework” before each new film.
Nintendo Moves ‘The Legend of Zelda’ Movie Release Date Up to April 2027
On Wednesday evening, Nintendo executive Shigeru Miyamoto announced a new release date for the live-action The Legend of Zelda film.
Orlando Experienced a Tourism Surge in 2025, But Disney World Did Not
Orlando tourism in 2025 showed a general increase according to reports from Visit Orlando, the city’s official tourism marketing organization. With 76.7 million visitors in 2025, Orlando celebrated its highest number of visitors, as well as being the United States's...
Epic Universe Tests New Celestial Park Open Hub Access Model
Universal Orlando Resort appears to be testing a "open hub" access model for Celestial Park at Universal Epic Universe as part of a recently announced third-party event. Recent developments suggest the company may allow limited entry into the park’s central hub area...
Shawn Levy Appears to Be Moving On From Lucasfilm After ‘Star Wars: Starfighter’
Now that Star Wars: Starfighter is deep into post-production, director Shawn Levy appears to be moving on from Lucasfilm. Variety reports that Levy has lined up his next project at Netflix, Somewhere Out There, an original science fiction film based on a spec script by Max Taxe. The film is reportedly an emotional story about a grieving father who receives a message from the stars.