Meryl Streep is officially Aslan in Barbie Director Greta Gerwig's Netflix adaptation of The Chronicles of Narnia. After more than a year of reports and speculation surrounding Greta Gerwig's upcoming adaptation of The Magician's Nephew, Streep has now been confirmed...
The world of theme parks has been buzzing since Disney’s recent announcement of a major new resort on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. While details remain scarce, intriguing hints about the park’s official name have emerged from domain name registrations and official statements. This insight comes from in-depth reporting by Caroline Reid in Forbes, a leading voice in theme park and entertainment journalism who delved into the project’s nuances, including its potential scale and partnerships.
When early trailers for James Gunn’s Superman teased Sara Sampaio, as Eve Teschmacher, snapping selfies during a Metropolis attack, audiences rolled their eyes. “What is she even doing in this movie?” became a refrain online. But now that the film has arrived, many of those same critics are calling her the unexpected MVP. And yes, those selfies ended up saving the day.
Daytime TV’s fiery progressive staple, The View, is hitting pause and going on a “hiatus” at a curiously charged moment. On the July 24, 2025, episode, co-host Joy Behar, 82, revealed with a sly glance off-camera that the show is entering a hiatus after just one more broadcast.
Magic Kingdom officially opened Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away on July 20, 2025, marking the first year‑round nighttime parade since the Main Street Electrical Parade, which concluded in October 2016. A soft opening took place on July 18th.
In the ever-shifting landscape of video game development, stability seems increasingly elusive. On July 22, 2025, UK-based studio Supermassive Games—renowned for atmospheric horror titles like Until Dawn and The Quarry—announced another round of layoffs, affecting up to 36 employees.
The wrestling and entertainment worlds were rocked today by the death of the legendary Hulk Hogan.
Terry Gene Bollea, better known to the world as Hulk Hogan, the larger-than-life wrestling legend who defined an era of sports entertainment has died on July 24, 2025 at his home in Clearwater, Florida following a cardiac arrest. He was 71 years old.
Walt Disney World recently rolled out a rare digital gift‑card bonus with the purchase of a new annual pass.
This move is noteworthy for two reasons. First, it marks a return to offering incentives aimed at new Annual Pass (AP) purchasers, a strategy Disney had largely abandoned. Second, it fuels a growing narrative that when Disney introduces perks for first‑time or returning APs, it signals a need to boost lagging sales.
Skydance Media has outlined sweeping changes to Paramount Global’s operations as part of its $8 billion merger acquisition. The commitments, detailed in letters to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), include the complete elimination of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs across Paramount and its subsidiaries, such as CBS, alongside the appointment of an independent ombudsman to oversee potential biases in CBS News reporting.
Are you upset that Marvel gave Reed Richards facial hair in The Fantastic Four: First Steps? Blame Pedro Pascal.
In the ever-evolving world of superhero cinema, where comic book accuracy often clashes with Hollywood flair, Pedro Pascal’s portrayal of Reed Richards—aka Mr. Fantastic—in Marvel’s upcoming The Fantastic Four: First Steps has sparked debate for many reasons. But one particular detail stands out: the mustache.
In a surprising turn for Hollywood’s studio wars, Warner Bros. Discovery has overtaken Disney as the top-grossing studio at the domestic box office for 2025 so far, propelled by the soaring success of A Minecraft Movie and James Gunn’s Superman.
Paramount Global has resolved a tense standoff with South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, signing a five-year, $1.5 billion deal for exclusive global streaming rights and ten new episodes annually on Paramount Plus. The contract was finalized just in...
In a display of unbridled fury that demonstrates the desperation gripping left-wing late-night television, Stephen Colbert unleashed a barrage of expletives and conspiracy-laden jabs during his Monday monologue, railing against President Donald Trump and his own network, CBS, following the surprise cancellation of The Late Show.