The Matrix co-director Lilly Wachowski says Hollywood doesn't want the “queer stories and trans stories” being pitched around town, including one project the director pitched and described rather memorably as “Star Wars with lesbians in space.” There's just one...
After eight full weeks in theaters, Captain America: Brave New World is finally on the verge of crossing $200 million in the domestic box office. With a weekend gross of $1.4 million and a cumulative domestic total now at $199.1 million, the milestone is expected to be reached within the next several days. But while this may appear on the surface to be a hard-won victory, the broader context paints a far less triumphant picture for Marvel Studios.
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Marvel Studios may be facing yet another uphill battle at the box office. The first box office projections for Thunderbolts are in, and they paint a concerning picture for a film already carrying a hefty production price tag. According to early industry estimates, the movie is expected to earn between $65 million to $85 million during its opening domestic weekend—a modest debut for a film with a reported $200 million budget.
Ubisoft’s financial woes have reached a critical flashpoint. On April 5, 2025, the company’s stock fell below the psychologically and financially significant threshold of €10 per share—an event that sends a clear signal to investors: this company is now considered toxic.
The box office results for Minecraft and Disney’s Snow White could not be more different or more telling.
A Minecraft Movie didn’t just win the weekend—it blew the box office wide open and sent Hollywood a clear message about IPs and the so-called “modern audience.”
Coyote vs. Acme has been saved from the tax write-off oblivion that is the Warner Bros. vault. Independent distributor Ketchup Entertainment, who recently released the critically acclaimed Looney Tunes film The Day the Earth Blew Up, has acquired the film for approximately $50 million. They plan to release it in theaters in 2026.
The internet is going into a frenzy as actress Selena Gomez has sold an iconic Disney prop from one of her most famous roles for a shockingly low price of $4. But everything is not what it seems…
The prop is Alex Russo’s magic wand from the 2007 hit series, Wizards of Waverly Place, which sent the young actress into super stardom. That makes the low sale price all the more baffling to her fans, with some even calling for the prop to go into a museum instead.
In June of 2024, Danny Elfman—the legendary talent behind classic spooky soundtracks like The Nightmare Before Christmas and the original 1989 Batman—was announced as the composer for Universal Studios’ Dark Universe. He finally shared his thoughts on the matter earlier this March.
The “God of War” series for Amazon Prime, adapted from the iconic video game, has been met with both excitement and skepticism from fans. While most are eager to see Kratos’ journey brought to life, recent developments have raised concerns about the show’s direction.
A fire broke out Friday morning at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, damaging multiple vehicles and temporarily halting operations at one of the resort’s major parking facilities.
According to officials, the blaze began just before 10 a.m. PT on the fifth floor of the Pixar Pals Parking Structure, a multi-level garage located on the northwest edge of the resort. The Anaheim Fire Department responded quickly to reports of a vehicle fire, but not before the flames had already begun spreading to adjacent cars.
The Academy has officially announced that Conan O’Brien will return to host the Oscars next year. Following an overall well-received performance in 2025, O’Brien’s return suggests the industry might be aiming to reconnect with audiences by emphasizing entertainment over controversy.
Marvel Studios may have been tight-lipped about its upcoming Avengers lineup, but a recent Hollywood Reporter profile may have just leaked a major casting surprise. Buried in the outlet’s “Power Lawyers 2025” list — a roundup of the 100 most influential attorneys in entertainment — comes a quiet but significant confirmation: Actress Hayley Atwell is returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe for “Avengers 5 and 6.”