Feeling the need for speed? Good news, Top Gun and Top Gun: Maverick are set to return to theaters this May. Paramount Pictures has announced a limited theatrical re-release of the films to mark the 40th anniversary of the original film. The screenings are set for May...
Sinners is making a major splash at the box office.
However, the media reaction to the Ryan Coogler and Michael B Jordan’s film has become its own story. Last Sunday, Variety sent out a tweet in support of Rebecca Rubin’s article on the weekend global box office take.
I’ve spent the last hour or so listening to some wonderful music from the past—not the Mozart kind of past, but the EPCOT past, and it made me think more than just warm, nostalgic, and happy thoughts of good times back in those yester-decades called the 1980’s which, I know, many of you were not blessed to be around in.
Angela Bassett has stirred up fresh controversy after recent comments about her 2023 Oscars loss reignited debates about grace and humility in Hollywood. In an interview with Town & Country magazine, Bassett openly expressed her belief that she was "deserving" of...
In a surprising announcement, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Ryan Gosling is in talks to star in Shawn Levy’s upcoming Star Wars movie, which has reportedly been languishing in development for the past two years.
The opening day of anything comes with its ups and downs, and the opening of Universal’s newest resort, Stella Nova, was no exception. This Prime Value resort, located adjacent to the all new Universal Epic Universe theme park, was one I had opening day reservations for since April of 2024. And on Tuesday, January 21, I was excited to experience its grand opening.
In this article, I’ll let you know my first day thoughts that kicked off my five day four night stay at Universal’s newest resort hotel and how it compares to the Disney resort hotels I have experienced.
Five-time WWE World Champion Seth Rollins has officially confirmed the long-standing rumor that his anticipated role in Captain America: Brave New World has been cut following extensive rewrites and reshoots for the upcoming Marvel film. Rollins shared the news during...
Those of you who have watched A Charlie Brown Christmas, or read the Book of Luke, know that the true meaning of Christmas is glad tiding of good cheer, for the Christ was born in Bethlehem. Why then is so much American Christmas stuff sad? This is not a screed about...
The gaming industry stands at a critical crossroads, one where creativity and innovation are increasingly threatened by corporations seeking legal dominance over fundamental gameplay elements. At the heart of this issue lies the unsettling reality of the “gameplay mechanic patent”—a trend that began when Warner Bros. secured exclusive rights to its Lord of The Rings Nemesis System and has now intensified with Nintendo’s recent patent of a core creature-capturing mechanic.
You see a headline such as “The Tragic Story Of This State’s Horrid Decline In Enjoyment Of An Iconic, Beloved Delicacy!” You’re curious. In the more sophisticated forms, based on what you’ve told your browser to reveal, they even fill in the state with YOUR home state to draw you in further, so…you click and open the story.
Remember when EA was widely regarded as the worst game company and publisher in the world?
Their reputation was built on scummy practices, pay-to-win loot box controversies, and a history of destroying well-known game studios—either by shutting them down or blaming gamers for their poorly made games. Who could forget the infamous “don’t like it, don’t buy it” comment from EA? It seemed like every week brought another news story exposing EA’s questionable behavior.
Disgruntled BioWare employees keep popping up to whistle-blow on the failure of Dragon Age: The Veilguard and expose a toxic echo chamber within the company culture. However, according to sources, the troubled EA-owned developer might see changes in the near future.
Geoff Keighley’s The Game Awards announced nominations today on a YouTube livestream and it wasn’t what the public expected.
Most assumed that the tenth iteration of Keighley’s annual event, which is typically driven by corporate interests and the legacy games journalism elites, would celebrate failed “woke” titles like Dragon Age: The Veilguard, Concord, Dustborn, and Star Wars: Outlaws. However, those games received very little attention while fan favorites like Black Myth Wukong and Astrobot ruled the day.