For years, Hollywood executives insisted audiences were the problem. Viewers were told they were behind the times, resistant to progress, or simply misunderstanding what creators were trying to say. When films failed, the blame was rarely placed on the product itself. Instead, it was shifted onto the audience. “A small but vocal minority” was their favorite refrain.
2025 put an end to that narrative.
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.
The ongoing legal battle of Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni took a strange turn this week as Baldoni’s lawyer got Disney and Marvel involved in the drama-filled mess. He’s trying to draw parallels between Baldoni and the character of Nicepool, played in Deadpool and Wolverine by Lively’s husband Ryan Reynolds, and he’s demanding Disney’s internal communications to prove it.
After a tumultuous year defined by criticism, financial losses, and plummeting reputation, Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has concluded its disastrous live-service run. The final twist? Those beloved Justice League heroes, including Kevin Conroy’s iconic Arkham Batman, weren’t actually killed—they were clones.
The Seas With Nemo & Friends at EPCOT, once a cornerstone of Disney’s commitment to combining education with entertainment, has lost two of its most beloved residents. Lil Joe and Inigo, the pavilion’s resident manatees, have been relocated, leaving the manatee viewing area roped off and inaccessible to guests.
In an unexpected corporate pivot, several major U.S. companies are hurriedly dismantling their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs ahead of the second inauguration of President Donald J. Trump. This strategic retreat of ideologically captured companies, comes in light of the incoming administration’s vocal opposition to what they describe as “woke culture” and “anti-white racism,” with DEI initiatives at the forefront of their critique.
Disney’s Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, the reimagining of Splash Mountain, has made headlines once again—this time for its merchandise choices. While the ride itself purposely steers clear of voodoo entirely, supposedly for the sake of cultural sensitivity, merchandise of Dr. Facilier, the voodoo villain of The Princess and The Frog, prominently graces the gift shop shelves.
The Walt Disney Company is facing a $10 billion lawsuit over claims they stole large parts of Moana and Moana 2 from another writer. But how likely is it that Disney will either lose or settle the case? Animator Buck Woodall has filed a multi-billion dollar lawsuit...