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Insomniac Removes “Men” from X-Men Name in Wolverine Game After Reported Sweet Baby Inc. Involvement
Insomniac has finally done what short-sighted Marvel executives have been trying to do for years with its new Wolverine game—take the word "Men" out of X-Men. And they may have had some help from Kim Belair's Sweet Baby Inc. For years, some of Marvel's most prominent...
Gothic Therapy’s Deep Dive Into ‘Mixtape’ Credits Reveal Major Marketing Machine Behind Gaming’s Latest ‘Indie’ Darling
For much of 2026, Mixtape has been one of gaming's most talked-about releases. Praised for its nostalgic atmosphere, emotional storytelling, and soundtrack packed with recognizable music, the title seemed to emerge as the latest indie success story seemingly embraced...
Cynthia Erivo Reiterates “Childhood Dream” of Playing Storm in X-Men
Cynthia Erivo is once again expressing interest in joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Storm. The Wicked star recently revisited the idea during an interview with Variety, calling the role a “childhood fantasy of mine.”
The Mandalorian Drop Gets Worse: Star Wars May Fail to Achieve $200M at the Domestic Box Office
For years, the safest bet in Hollywood seemed to be simple: put Star Wars on the big screen and audiences would show up. That assumption is now being stress-tested in real time by The Mandalorian and Grogu, a theatrical return for Lucasfilm that arrived with enormous...
Preschool Avengers Assemble on Disney Jr. — But Will it Be More Than Just Colorful Noise?
Disney Jr. has revealed plans for a new preschool animated series titled Marvel’s Avengers: Mightiest Friends, scheduled to premiere in 2027. This show will feature child versions of well-known Marvel characters including Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Black Panther, Black Widow, and Thor.
Snoop Dogg Caves to Cancel Culture After Disney Pixar Backlash — Says ‘My Bad’ and ‘Teach Me How to Learn”
For a brief moment, Snoop Dogg was the unlikely voice of dissent in Hollywood. His blunt reaction to Disney Pixar’s Lightyear—where he admitted being caught off guard by a two moms subplot while watching with his grandson—went viral and resonated with countless families who felt the same way. But after days of media outrage, celebrity condemnations, political pressure, and network panic, the rapper has now walked it back.
Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress to Receive Controversial Walt Disney Animatronic Figure
Disney has announced a major update to one of its most historic attractions — Walt Disney’s Carousel of Progress at Magic Kingdom with the controversial Walt Disney animatronic that has been making headlines in California.
Dave Bautista May Join Henry Cavill in Amazon’s Highlander Reboot
According to sources at Deadline, Dave Bautista may soon face off against Henry Cavill in Amazon MGM Studios’ Highlander reboot. Bautista, a former WWE wrestler who’s made a name for himself as an actor, most recently in Dune: Part 2 and The Killer’s Game, will likely be playing The Kurgan in Highlander, a character first played by Clancy Brown in 1986.
Rivers of America Now Fully Drained at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
As of late August 2025, the Rivers of America at Magic Kingdom has been completely drained, clearing the way for removal of the riverboat track and advancing construction of the new Piston Peak National Park land.
Cracker Barrel Bet the Farm on Its Rebrand, Now the $700M Moonshot May Cost the Company Nearly Everything
Cracker Barrel’s three-year transformation plan, budgeted at $600–$700 million in capital spending, was always going to be a moonshot. Set against a market capitalization that hovered around $1.2–$1.3 billion in late August 2025, the company effectively wagered roughly half of its equity value on a turnaround executed in full public view. That scale alone made the program a very risky endeavor even before the brand-identity backlash of the past week.
Miles Morales Adidas Suit in Spider-Man 2 Draws Backlash from Fans — and Even His Voice Actor
Sometimes, products and their placement in entertainment go together like peanut butter and jelly, a cool drink on a warm summer day, or E.T. and Reese’s Pieces. Symbiosis is good — unless it feels alien, like Venom. When Insomniac Games gave Miles Morales a Spider-Man costume inspired by an Adidas tracksuit in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, gamers reacted as if someone had put sardines on their s’mores and an Ovaltine ad in their decoder ring.
Former Superman Actor Tyler Hoechlin Wants to Play Batman in James Gunn’s DCU
Could Tyler Hoechlin go from Superman to Batman in the DCU?
The new DC Universe under James Gunn is still taking shape, and one of the biggest unanswered questions is who will don the cape and cowl as Batman. While Robert Pattinson continues to star in Matt Reeves’ The Batman franchise in its own separate continuity, Gunn’s rebooted DCU will feature a brand-new Dark Knight in The Brave and the Bold. Casting speculation has been rampant—but this weekend, a surprising contender threw his name into the ring.
Power Surge Causes Chaos at Walt Disney World: 40+ Attractions Down, Monorails Suspended
Walt Disney World is in the middle of an unprecedented operational meltdown. A massive power surge has taken out rides and transportation across the resort, with reports confirming that more than 40 attractions are currently down. Even the iconic Monorail system is suspended, leaving guests stranded in long lines outside Magic Kingdom and scrambling to find alternate transportation.
The Semi-Hidden Truth Behind Six Flags’ Park Closings: Follow The Money
SO…as you’ve no doubt heard by now, the new Six Flags (post-merger with Cedar Fair) has had management shuffles and financial losses and is in the process of combining, re-organizing, and, inevitably, closing some of their parks where the two brands basically “over-serve” a given region of the country. All that was to be expected.
But what’s come out that I find fascinating is something that wasn’t popularly noted in news coverage, at least what I saw, but IS being mentioned as almost an afterthought now when it should be the leading fact in many of these closure stories.
Lightyear Writer Defends Same-Sex Parents Scene After Snoop Dogg Disney Clash — Calls it ‘Beautiful’
When Snoop Dogg called out Disney Pixar’s Lightyear for blindsiding families with a same-sex subplot, his comments went viral and sparked a wave of backlash. Now, the writer behind that controversial scene is stepping forward—not to soften the blow, but to double down.
Lauren Gunderson, who introduced the two moms subplot into Pixar’s 2022 film, is defending her creative choice as “beautiful” and says she is proud to have brought it into a children’s movie. Her remarks make clear that the divide between Hollywood creatives and everyday audiences is only widening.
At Disneyland Abu Dhabi, Miral, Not Disney, Is Leading the Magic
Disneyland Abu Dhabi has been making global headlines ever since Bob Iger announced it as Disney’s first park in the Middle East alongside the Miral company. But behind the glittering promise of a new Disney destination lies a reality that many fans may find startling: this isn’t really Disney’s project.
According to a deeply reported piece by Caroline Reid at Forbes, Abu Dhabi’s Miral is firmly in the driver’s seat.
