With spring break here, Disney's busy season has returned. And Lightning Lane is selling out. The Lightning Lane Premier Pass at Magic Kingdom has sold out for seven dates in March, according to availability data from the Walt Disney World reservation system. The...
The ongoing legal clash between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni took another turn Tuesday as a federal judge denied Lively’s request to dismiss two of her emotional distress claims on her own terms, instead instructing both parties to resolve the issue themselves.
Legendary actor and director Clint Eastwood is pushing back against an interview cited in an article by journalist Elisabeth Sereda for Kurier, a German language newspaper published in Vienna, Austria. The original interview, which appeared on the Kurier website on Friday May 30th, was translated and aggregated across other platforms like Variety, Reuters, and Deadline.
The only problem was that Clint Eastwood, according to the legendary Western star himself, never gave an interview to Kurier.
The legal saga between Blake Lively and It Ends With Us director and co-star Justin Baldoni took another contentious turn this week, as new court filings reveal Lively is attempting to drop two key claims from her lawsuit—while resisting full dismissal with prejudice.
The State of California is opening an investigation into Paramount's efforts to settle a $20 billion lawsuit with President Trump, but the reason for it may have little to do with actual fact-finding. Rather, politicians could be looking for a way to convince Skydance...
Just days after reports emerged that Paramount had offered Donald Trump $15 million to settle his $20 billion CBS lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview with then-candidate Kamala Harris, the deal appears to be off the table—for now.
After months of legal silence, Paramount/CBS has finally put serious money on the table, offering a settlement to President Donald Trump to end his explosive $20 billion lawsuit over a 60 Minutes segment aired during the 2024 election. The move marks a dramatic shift in the media giant’s stance—and may signal panic as the company fights to save its proposed merger with Skydance Media.
The recent delay of Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars may be more than just a calendar shuffle. According to two former Marvel-affiliated creatives, the sudden shift in release dates could signal deeper issues behind the scenes — and the financial...
Amazon is at it again—just days after canceling the much maligned Wheel of Time, the company is trying to convince the world that The Rings of Power is still worth its weight in mithril. After burning through more than $1 billion and facing a mountain of critical and audience indifference, the company has now decided the best way to salvage their beleaguered Tolkien spin-off… is to bring The Rings of Power to syndication.
Former Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider is once again weighing in on the RPG genre, this time praising Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for achieving what few games manage: appealing to a niche while breaking into the mainstream. This of course immediately drew discussion on the utter implosion of Dragon Age with last year’s epic flop The Veilguard.
Walt Disney Co. has begun placing Florida-based Venezuelan employees under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) on unpaid leave after the U.S. Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to move forward with ending legal protections for these migrants. In an internal...
In a historic move for Hollywood’s visual effects industry, VFX workers behind the scenes of Marvel Studios and the Avatar franchise have ratified their first union contracts—marking a major shift for a field long plagued by overwork and lack of representation.
As Universal prepares to open its most ambitious theme park yet, Epic Universe, Disney’s top park executive (and future Disney CEO hopeful) Josh D’Amaro is pushing back against concerns over competition, stating that Disney has been “on the offensive” for years in the battle for Orlando tourism dominance. But while Universal is launching a massive new resort with multiple lands and hotels, Walt Disney World has no new attractions scheduled to open in 2025—only closures of longstanding guest favorites.