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Haunted Mansion Reopened After Surprise Weekend Closure at Magic Kingdom
The Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom has reopened after being closed without warning over the weekend, returning to normal operations on Monday morning. The attraction was unavailable for two whole days, beginning Saturday and continuing through Sunday, before...
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni Settle Lawsuit Ahead of Trial
One of Hollywood’s most high-profile legal dramas in recent years has come to an end. Late Monday afternoon, it was announced that the lawsuit between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni has been settled. Despite earlier indications that Lively intended to take the case to trial, the agreement comes just ahead of the scheduled court date.
Dolly Parton Gives Health Update With Good News and Bad News
Dolly Parton, 80, shared a health update on May 4 through a post on X. The message focused on her current health status and ongoing recovery. It also responded to public interest in her recent time away from some professional commitments as well as what she is...
Draco Malfoy Actor Claims He’s Putting His “Own Spin” on Character for HBO Max Series
The upcoming Harry Potter adaptation is facing renewed scrutiny following an interview with one of its young stars. Lox Pratt, who plays Draco Malfoy in the HBO Max series, recently told Variety that he plans to put his “own spin” on the character. The comment suggests his portrayal may differ in meaningful ways from the version seen in the original films.
Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Hit With New Restrictions as Disney Starlight Parade Launches at Magic Kingdom
Just as fans were celebrating the long-awaited return of a nighttime parade to Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom with “Starlight,” Disney has announced a notable policy shift—one that could significantly affect Annual Passholders hoping to catch the debut.
Magic Kingdom Nighttime Parade ‘Starlight’ Set to Debut July 20, 2025
After months of speculation, shifting expectations, and a suspiciously quiet rollout, Walt Disney World has finally confirmed a debut date for its upcoming nighttime parade in the Magic Kingdom. Titled Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away, the highly anticipated show will premiere on July 20, 2025.
Paramount Offers Settlement in Trump CBS Lawsuit Over 60 Minutes Segment as Skydance Merger Hangs by a Thread
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.
Jenna Ortega Says She Was “An Unhappy Person” After Wednesday Made Her Famous
Jenna Ortega has opened up about the personal cost of her rapid rise to stardom following the success of Netflix’s Wednesday, describing the aftermath as emotionally draining and creatively frustrating. In a recent interview with Harper’s Bazaar, the actress said the experience left her deeply unhappy, even as the show brought her global recognition.
Avengers Doomsday Delay Could Cost Marvel Tens of Millions According to Former X-Men Creative Insiders
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...
Park Hoppin’ Video Captures Sparse Magic Kingdom on Epic Universe Opening Day
While Universal’s brand-new Epic Universe celebrated its highly anticipated grand opening with a sold-out first day, Disney World’s Magic Kingdom was unusually quiet—as shown by one very familiar channel in the theme park community. Jay, better known as Drunk3PO from the Park Hoppin’ YouTube channel, spent the day at Magic Kingdom during Epic Universe’s big debut (while the rest of the Park Hoppin’ crew was having fun over at Epic!).
Texas Film Incentive Bill Moves Forward with $1.5 Billion Investment, Positions State as Conservative Hollywood Alternative
The Texas House of Representatives voted 114–26 on Monday to approve Senate Bill 22 (SB 22), a sweeping measure that allocates $300 million in film and television production incentives every other year for the next decade. If fully funded, the program would represent a $1.5 billion investment aimed at attracting film, television, and multimedia projects to shoot and produce in Texas, with the goal of creating local jobs, expanding economic activity, and positioning the state as a competitive alternative to other major production hubs like Georgia and California.
Black Panther Game Canceled by EA, Team Included Former Sweet Baby Inc. Dev Who Bragged About Not Hiring White People
Electronic Arts has officially canceled its Black Panther video game and shut down Cliffhanger Games, the studio created to develop the project.
Announced in 2023 as part of EA’s multi-game deal with Marvel, the title had been in early development with no gameplay footage ever released. Its cancellation comes amid escalating controversy surrounding members of the development team and wider corporate restructuring within EA.
HBO Harry Potter Series Alleged to Cost Between $2-$8 Billion by Daily Mail, Budget Discrepancies Explode as Audience Challenges Mount From All Sides
The upcoming Harry Potter television series from HBO could be one of the most expensive shows in television history with reports by The Daily Mail of an astronomical budget. According to The Daily Mail, each episode of the series is expected to cost a staggering £75 million, which is more than $100 million in USD. However, this figure contradicts earlier reporting by the outlet.
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.
