Tis the season to be jingling and all that fa-la-la-la-lah-ing is in there somewhere, too. We all treasure these times of family, feasting, ending one year and renewing the promise of the next new one, and no matter our particular faith, creed, or traditions, it is a good bet that more family photos are taken, more recipes exchanged, more laughter heard and more loving embraces enjoyed now that at any other time of the year.
The entertainment industry is making a quiet but undeniable shift: Hollywood is warming up to Donald Trump.
Once persona non grata among Tinseltown elites, Trump is now drawing collaboration from some of the biggest power players in entertainment. And if you take a closer look at Variety’s latest article on the topic, it’s clear that not everyone in the media is happy about it.
Warhorse Studios seems unable to catch a break. Even after its success with the highly original medieval RPG Kingdom Come: Deliverance (KCD), the studio is once again thrust into the spotlight, this time by a pendulum that might have swung too far.
Marek Tymiński of CI Games has sparked yet another debate in the gaming world, this time taking aim at what many are calling the “uglification” of gaming characters in AAA titles with a new poll. Tymiński issued the question on X asking gamers:
“Should lead video game characters be widely considered attractive/aspirational by the vast majority of players?”
TeamKill Media has stirred up a storm of criticism after announcing it would not be releasing its upcoming game, Code Violet, on PC. The studio’s reasoning, posted on X, has drawn ire for its condescending tone and virtue signaling, leaving gamers and content creators alike scratching their heads.
On this week’s (1/16) T3PO Live show (now airing live every Thursday at 4 pm, so don’t miss it, thanks) we began with a discussion of the truly silly and inappropriate new “recycled material” costumes for the American Adventure’s “Voices Of Liberty” acapella singers…and then meandered into EPCOT and particularly World Showcase in general when one of the chatters asked us (Vash, Joshua, Nolan, Erika, Ron and I) about the potential for new countries joining the circle around the lagoon. Joshua shared a map that shows room for about DOUBLE the number there now. Complexity ensued, and I have some thoughts to share, deep or otherwise.
Jim Carrey revealed he's open to returning as Doctor Ivo Robotnik in Sonic The Hedgehog 4 despite announcing his retirement from acting in 2022. Speculation swirled after his announcement, but despite supposedly calling it a career, Jim Carrey returned to the screen...
Sports broadcasting has seen industry-shaking developments recently, creating a landscape filled with both challenges and opportunities. The collapse of Disney’s Venu joint venture and the subsequent antitrust lawsuit involving a Fubo subscriber have sent shockwaves through one of television’s last powerhouse industries.
Ahsoka Season 2 is moving forward at Lucasfilm and Disney Plus. Fan-favorite character Baylan Skoll (one of the only popular characters to come out of the show) has reportedly been recast, replacing the late Ray Stevenson with Game of Thrones actor, Rory McCann.
Donald Trump has made waves once again, this time by appointing three prominent Hollywood legends—Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, and Jon Voight—as “Special Ambassadors” tasked with reviving Hollywood’s struggling industry.
In what can only be observed as a bizarre and politically motivated legal maneuver, the Biden Administration-controlled Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has initiated a dying breath lawsuit against Elon Musk, accusing him of failing to disclose his Twitter stock purchases in a timely manner back in 2022.
The remake of the classic film Nosferatu is cleaning up at award shows as Bill Skarsgård seems poised to take a well-earned spot atop the horror genre. Nosferatu is making waves, and Bill Skarsgård is quickly becoming an iconic horror phenomenon. The film...
The first trailer for The Blood of Dawnwalker, the debut game from Konrad Tomaszkiewicz’s studio Rebel Wolves, has sent ripples through the gaming community—and for good reason. Tomaszkiewicz, best known as the game director for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, left CD Projekt Red several years ago to form his own team. Judging by this new trailer, he may have taken the last remnants of CDPR’s magic with him.