The competition for Florida tourist dollars continues, and Universal is considering another plan to pull guests to them from Disney. Universal Orlando Resort is exploring the possibility of offering a discounted annual pass to current Walt Disney World Resort...
Six Flags Qiddiya, a theme park under construction near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, is preparing to launch what is expected to be the world’s tallest, fastest, and longest roller coaster.
The ride, named Falcon’s Flight, has been developed by Swiss coaster manufacturer Intamin, and it forms a central part of the park’s first development phase. Based on current specifications released by the park and industry sources, Falcon’s Flight is designed to break several global records when it opens, which is currently scheduled for late 2025.
Singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins has taken aim at President Donald Trump after his hit song Danger Zone was used in a viral meme video mocking the “No Kings” protesters — but the irony is that Trump didn’t even create the post himself.
In a forceful public rebuke, Creative Artists Agency (CAA) has formally rejected OpenAI’s newly unveiled video-generation tool, Sora 2, warning that its adoption poses “serious and harmful risks” to the intellectual property of artists, performers, writers, and other creative professionals.
BlueSky, the platform often marketed as a “friendlier” alternative to X, is currently melting down in a rage. Users there have spent the past several days unleashing a torrent of abuse toward actress Keira Knightley — not because she said anything hateful or controversial, but because she dared to suggest that people with different opinions should learn to live together.
Yes, really.
The final season of Stranger Things will surely bring big numbers for Netflix, but the future becomes more muddled after that.
When Stranger Things premiered in 2016, it transformed Netflix from a promising disruptor into a cultural phenomenon. Eight years later, the show that built the streamer’s identity is about to end — and its creators are already packing for a new home.
A wave of rumors erupted online as fans noticed an oddity within a Netflix Tudum article that discussed replacing Henry Cavill in The Witcher Season 4.
Following the overwhelming backlash against Netflix’s The Witcher Season 4 trailer, which stars Liam Hemsworth stepping in for Cavill, the streamer’s proprietary outlet Tudum released an article which offered some insight into the series’ main star switch-up that created more questions than answers.
If the opening weekend for The Smashing Machine was bad, its second weekend box office drop was catastrophic.
In one of the most delightful twists of Oscars awards season, indie studio IFC has unleashed an open letter to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — signed not by a publicist or a producer, but by a dog.
On October 8, 2025, Walt Disney World announced a record-setting price increase for its “skip-the-line” service, Lightning Lane.
While price hikes are nothing new at Disney—especially at the start of the company’s fiscal year—this round of increases comes at a time when attendance across the Florida parks has dropped to some of the lowest levels in years.
The new pricing takes effect on October 29, 2025, raising costs by up to $6 per person per park for Lightning Lane Multi Passes, and between $1 and $3 per person for Single Pass selections. Notably, last year the New Lightning Lane system replaced “Genie+”, which in 2021 replaced the pre-lockdown FastPass+, a complimentary perk included with every ticket and annual pass.
Cracker Barrel has officially ended its relationship with Prophet, the San Francisco–based consulting firm responsible for guiding the restaurant chain’s controversial rebrand. The decision follows weeks of public criticism, a sharp decline in stock value, and mounting pressure for the company to restore its traditional image.
Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom just got even smaller. With Kali River Rapids officially closing for refurbishment today, October 6, 2025, guests visiting the park are finding themselves with only five operating rides in the entire park — and shockingly short wait times across the board.
In recent reports highlighted by the Wall Street Journal and Restaurant Business, researchers claim to have found that “social media bots” or fake social media accounts were responsible for the backlash against the Cracker Barrel rebrand.