Paramount Skydance’s $111 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery cleared key U.S. Justice Department antitrust review earlier and continues navigating state-level reviews. It's also pushed through most European scrutiny coughing up only a busted joint venture with...
While the gaming industry drowns itself in vague misleading phrases like “players engaged,” “units shipped,” and “active users,” Stellar Blade just dropped the clearest, most honest sales metric a game can offer.
Over 3 million copies SOLD.
Not shipped. Not downloaded on a subscription. Not clicked for 30 seconds on a cloud platform. Sold.
Over the weekend, several prominent Marvel actors joined nationwide demonstrations known as the “No Kings Day” protests — a coordinated political campaign designed to publicly oppose President Donald Trump. The protests featured Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo, Spider-Man actress Marisa Tomei, Thunderbolts actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and even Guardians of the Galaxy star Glenn Close.
It’s a strange feeling to walk out of a theater genuinely wanting to love a Superman movie and yet, feeling absolutely nothing. That was my experience after both Superman Returns and Man of Steel, and it’s the feeling I fear will return with the James Gunn...
Disney is rolling out the red carpet for Snow White—but it’s not the kind you’d expect. With the live-action remake starring Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot having arrived on Disney+ on June 11, the studio was quick to highlight a not-so-surprising fact: the movie soared...
In a recent interview with Collider (the grand champion of shill outlets), director Dean Fleischer Camp tried to defend his version of the Lilo & Stitch ending… and wound up completely obliterating the very heart of the story.
The recently shelved live-action Tangled remake might not be dead after all at Disney. According to a new report from entertainment insider Daniel Richtman (DanielRPK), Disney is quietly considering reviving the dormant project—but only if its upcoming Moana remake performs well at the box office.
Is James Gunn’s Superman drawing political parallels to Ukraine and Elon Musk?
I’m not sure if you know this, but James Gunn — yes, James Gunn — has a movie coming out shortly. It’s about Superman, but the main takeaway here is that it’s by James Gunn. Anyway, the upcoming Superman film, directed by James Gunn and slated for release on July 11, 2025, has kicked its promotional efforts into high gear with new trailers, rumors, film clips, merchandise, and James Gunn almost everywhere you look.
One rumor in particular has stirred speculation about potential analogies to real-world figures and conflicts, particularly those involving a certain tech personality whose name rhymes with “Husk” and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine situation. These rumors, fueled by fan discussions on platforms like X, suggest that Gunn may be sneaking some subtle, real-world parallels into the film’s narrative.
In what’s becoming a troubling Hollywood tradition, yet another high-profile IP adaptation from Disney has its stars laughing at the very material they’re adapting. This time it’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps, where actress Vanessa Kirby revealed she and co-star Pedro Pascal shared a laugh over “outdated” portrayals of Sue Storm in classic comics.
“Saying goodbye, why is it sad? Makes us remember the good times we had. Much more to say, foolish to try. It’s time for saying goodbye.” This line, sung by the late Richard Hunt in Muppets Take Manhattan accurately depicts the mood of hundreds of fans who flocked to Disney’s Hollywood Studios for the closing day of MuppetVision 3D, the final work of legendary Muppet Creator Jim Henson.
A new star may be stepping into the plague-ridden halls of Edgar Allan Poe’s gothic nightmare. According to The Hollywood Reporter and Bloody Disgusting, Mikey Madison (Scream, Anora) is now in talks to lead the upcoming film adaptation of The Masque of the Red Death,...
When Disney first unveiled plans for an Avatar-themed expansion at Disney California Adventure (DCA), many fans envisioned a sprawling, immersive land akin to Pandora – The World of Avatar at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom. That’s certainly what the original concept art portrayed. However, recent updates reveal a more modest development, repurposing existing space rather than expanding the park’s footprint. It’s yet another example of Disney releasing concept art that essentially amounts to the theme park version of vaporware. How many more times people are ready to be fooled by this has yet to be seen.
Cynthia Erivo is no stranger to headline-making roles, but her latest casting has ignited a firestorm of controversy—one that she appears to welcome with open arms. The Wicked and The Color Purple star is set to play Jesus Christ in an upcoming three-day run of Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl. But rather than address the growing wave of criticism from faith-based audiences upset that their Savior has been race and gender swapped with empathy or nuance, Erivo is embracing the outrage with a grin—and a provocative quote.