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Disney Files Additional Permit for Work at Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster
Walt Disney Imagineering has filed an additional construction permit that relates to ongoing work at Rock ’n’ Roller Coaster in Disney’s Hollywood Studios at Walt Disney World. The new filing was submitted on January 7, 2026, with Orange County officials and lists work to “install set elements” at the attraction’s address.
Versant’s Weak Debut Complicates Netflix Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison may have just gotten more ammunition in his battle for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). Netflix appeared to win the bidding war in early December, when its combined offer of cash and stock was accepted by the WBD board. Paramount countered, bypassing the board and going directly to shareholders with an all-cash offer. The weak debut of Versant, Comcast’s spinoff of its cable assets, is now calling into question the value of Netflix’s bid, which according to New York Post columnist Charles Gasparino, depends on the sale of WBD’s own cable assets.
Live‑Action Ariel Meet & Greet Returns to Original Location at Disney’s Hollywood Studios
A live‑action Ariel character meet‑and‑greet is returning to its original location at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World Resort. The attraction will resume in the Walt Disney Presents theater space on January 12, 2025, after being temporarily relocated within the park.
Paramount Holds the Line at $30 a Share WBD Bid — Takes Case Straight to Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders
The Paramount WBD bid isn’t going away despite repeated rejection from the Warner Bros. Discovery board — and Paramount is making sure that shareholders hear that loud and clear. Despite a fresh rejection from the board, Paramount is staying the course on its $30-a-share push, again appealing directly to investors as the fight for control of one of Hollywood’s biggest legacy portfolios turns into a high-stakes staring contest.
The Last of Us Season 2 Finale Ratings Reveal Major Drop as HBO Spins 55% Audience Decline
The Last of Us Season 2 has officially wrapped, and while HBO is touting the series’ long-term streaming growth, the initial ratings for the finale paint a much different picture.
According to data shared by HBO and reported by Deadline, the Season 2 finale drew 3.7 million cross-platform viewers in the U.S. on its first night. While that number may seem strong in isolation, it represents a 30% drop from the Season 2 premiere, which brought in 5.3 million viewers. More significantly, it marks a 55% drop from the Season 1 finale, which drew 8.2 million viewers across platforms when it aired in March 2023.
OPINION: New Sony “Bad Actor” Detection Patent Feels A Lot Like a Digital Social Credit Score
Protecting kids online is a goal we all support. Nobody wants young players harassed, bullied, or exposed to toxic behavior in games like Minecraft or Fortnite. That’s why tools like muting, blocking, and reporting exist—and they’re essential. But a new Sony “bad actor” detection patent floats an approach that goes far beyond moderation.
Potential Tom Cruise Les Grossman Movie Signals Hollywood’s Potential Shift from Politically Charged Films
Tom Cruise is reportedly in “very serious” talks with director Christopher McQuarrie about a new Les Grossman movie, potentially bringing back one of his most infamous roles from Tropic Thunder.
Mark Ruffalo Rumored to Appear in Spider-Man 4 as Savage Hulk
Marvel Studios may be steering into the storm once again. New leaks and rumors suggest that Mark Ruffalo will appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, possibly in the form of a villainous and unstoppable “Savage Hulk.”
OPINION: Amazon Cancels Wheel of Time But Still Pretends Rings of Power Was a Hit With Transparent Syndication Plot
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.
HBO’s Harry Potter Series Casts New Trio for Iconic Roles of Harry, Ron, and Hermione
The wizarding world has found its new stars. HBO has officially announced the three young actors who will step into the roles of the core trio, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley for its upcoming Harry Potter television series.
Rotten Tomatoes Touts Critic Score for The Last of Us Season 2 While Ignoring Audience Rating of 39%
Rotten Tomatoes is highlighting The Last of Us Season 2 as a critical success, announcing this week on X that the show is “Certified Fresh” with a 94% rating on the Tomatometer based on 238 critic reviews. However, noticeably absent from the post is any mention of the show’s significantly lower audience score—currently sitting at 39%.
Lilo & Stitch Dominates Record Breaking Memorial Day Box Office, Outgrosses Snow White’s Entire Run in Four Days
Both Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning contributed to the biggest Memorial Day weekend in box office history.
Movie theaters across the country surged with foot traffic as Disney’s Lilo & Stitch and Paramount’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning powered an explosive $322 million box office total across all titles—a new high for the holiday frame.
Dragon Age Writer Blames ‘Anti-Fans’ for Game Failures While Ignoring Industry’s Role in Massive Flops
David Gaider, former lead writer on Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, and Dragon Age: Inquisition, is drawing new attention for comments made in a recent GamesRadar interview about so-called anti-fans.
In the piece, Gaider criticizes what he calls “anti-fans”—individuals who, he claims, actively work to see certain games fail as a form of punishment for creative decisions they disagree with.
Hollywood Undergoing Conservative Reboot — ‘Cultural Recalibration’ Leaves DEI Behind as Traditional Values Take the Spotlight
Hollywood isn’t just changing—it’s culturally recalibrating. Behind the glitz and glamor of red carpets and studio premieres, a new wave is sweeping through the entertainment industry. It’s not driven by flashy CGI or prestige Oscar bait, but by something far simpler: traditional values. Welcome to the rise of Conservative Hollywood—an evolving entertainment landscape where stay-at-home moms, cowboy hats, and Bible-quoting reality shows are no longer punchlines but primetime.
Former ESPN Host Slams Bob Iger for Asking The View to Tone Down Political Discourse and Trump Bashing
Former ESPN host Jemele Hill publicly criticized Disney CEO Bob Iger over the weekend, speaking out against reports that he and ABC News President Almin Karamehmedovic asked The View hosts to cut back on political rhetoric—particularly segments targeting President Donald Trump. Hill, who previously worked under Iger during her controversial ESPN tenure, didn’t hold back.
Memorial Day Crowds at Magic Kingdom Disappear in 2025 as Universal Studios Seems to Win Big Over Disney World
Memorial Day Weekend crowds were shockingly low at Walt Disney World in 2025. Editor-in-Chief of That Park Place, Marvin Montanaro, took a stroll through Magic Kingdom on May 26th and was amazed at how empty the world's most-visited theme park had become....
