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Former MSNBC Anchor Joy Reid Claims Juneteenth Is the ‘Real’ Independence Day, Reigniting Debate Over July 4th
Former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid is drawing criticism after claiming that Juneteenth is the "real" Independence Day while dismissing the Fourth of July as a celebration of "slaveholders." During a recent episode of The Joy Reid Show titled "Why Juneteenth Is the REAL...
Original Animated Lilo & Stitch Director to Take Over Lilo & Stitch Live Action Sequel
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Chris Sanders, who co-created, co-wrote, and co-directed the original 2002 animated Lilo & Stitch, has signed on to direct the upcoming live-action sequel. Sanders had already been attached as the film’s screenwriter.
‘Spider-Man Brand New Day’ Box Office Tracking Soars While ‘Supergirl’ Struggles to Reach $40 Million Opening
The gap between what audiences are excited to see and what Hollywood wants them to be excited about may have never been clearer. According to box office tracking account Global Box Office, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already surpassed $40 million in domestic presale...
Microbudget Horror Film ‘Obsession’ Overtakes Disney’s ‘The Mandalorian & Grogu’ in Stunning Box Office Upset for Star Wars
Disney's return to theaters with Star Wars was supposed to be a victory lap, but the studio now finds itself looking up at microbudget horror film Obsession on the worldwide box office charts. According to Box Office Mojo, Obsession has now grossed $333.27 million...
CNN+ Lasted Less Than a Month: Will New Streaming Service CNN All Access Repeat the Same Fate?
Perhaps the world just wasn’t ready for CNN+. That video streaming service, which launched in 2022, featured original content from the more distinguished CNN personalities, and was gone after one month. Now, according to Deadline, the cable news network is trying again this October 28th with CNN All Access.
The Flash Director Andy Muschietti Blames The Fans for His Movie’s Failure
In an interview on The Playlist’s Bingeworthy podcast, director Andy Muschietti reflected on the poor reception to 2023’s The Flash, his DC Extended Universe (DCEU) movie and, unsurprisingly, blamed the fans and internet hate.
Warner Bros. Discovery is Officially For Sale — Zaslav Confirms Strategic Review in Internal Memo to Staff
Warner Bros. Discovery may soon look very different from the company that merged just three years ago. In an internal email sent Monday morning, CEO David Zaslav confirmed to employees that the company’s board of directors has begun a formal process to evaluate a broad range of strategic options—including potential sales, mergers, or structural separations.
Kenny Loggins Condemns Trump for “Danger Zone” Meme — But Trump Didn’t Even Make It
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.
Major Internet Outage Crashes Disneyland App and My Disney Experience, Disrupting Guests Nationwide
On October 20, 2025, both Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, experienced widespread operational disruptions due to a major internet issue. The outage temporarily disabled key features of the My Disney Experience app at Disney World and the Disneyland app, impacting guests throughout both resorts.
Hollywood Press Repeatedly Asked 12 Year Old Noah Schnapp About His Sexuality
Netflix is ramping up promotion for the long-awaited fifth and final season of Stranger Things, set to premiere this Thanksgiving after a three-year hiatus. The streamer doubtlessly hopes that the online discourse will center around fan theories and building anticipation for the return to Hawkins, Indiana. However, a recent interview in Time magazine with star Noah Schnapp, which examines how the media’s long-standing focus on his sexuality has affected him, threatens to pull the focus into the Upside Down.
Has Disney Finally Remembered America? “Disney Celebrates America” Marks a Patriotic Shift After Years of Cultural Drift
For decades, The Walt Disney Company has billed itself as America’s storyteller — a studio and theme park empire built on optimism, imagination, and the American dream itself. But over the past few years, that image has come under fire. From removing historical scenes on classic attractions to corporate departments focused on “stories that matter,” many longtime fans have accused Disney of erasing the very Americana that once defined its spirit.
Mexico Chamber of Deputies Approves Potential 8% Tax on Violent Video Games
On Friday, October 17th, 2025, the Mexican Chamber of Deputies approved a financial package which proposes an 8% excise tax on all video games it deems to be “violent.” This toll would apply to all gaming purchases, physical and digital alike, so long as they fit certain proposed criteria.
Hollywood Pushes Back: CAA Rejects OpenAI’s Sora 2 Over Threats to Creators’ Rights
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.
Disney Quietly Removes Iconic Hollywood Studios Archway After 36 Years
The historic archway leading into the former Animation Courtyard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios was removed overnight between October 17 and 18, 2025. The arch had stood as a nostalgic gateway for 36 years, debuting with the park on May 1, 1989.
Deadline Appears to Hide Just How Much Money Tron: Ares Is Going to Lose for Disney… Quarter Billion Flop?
There’s a new report out of Deadline about how much money noted box office flop Tron: Ares will lose for Disney, but we’re afraid it may have “de-rezzed” the true statistics just a bit. Whereas Deadline is claiming the movie will lost $132M+ for The Walt Disney Company, the total could come all the way up to more than a quarter billion dollars. And the reason for it is a cute little smoke-and-mirrors accounting trick we’re excited to expose for you!
Tron: Ares Is a Bigger Flop for Disney than Some of the Most Famous Box Office Failures of All Time
Disney has worn its share of very expensive bruises at the box office. Prior to the post-pandemic trend of losing money on major blockbusters, Disney would often react strongly to a public failure. John Carter and The Lone Ranger are the two canonical examples that triggered boardroom autopsies and strategy pivots.
