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Zelda Art Director Raises Concerns Over Link Speaking Too Much in Live-Action Movie
Following its recent box office success, Nintendo and Sony are currently in production on a live-action Legend of Zelda film. A cinematic adaptation of the popular video game franchise is something fans have wanted for a long time. However, in a post on X, Takaya Imamura, the art director of 2000’s The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, appeared to suggest that he doesn’t want Link speaking in the upcoming film.
Universal Found a Sneaky Way to Get Disillusioned Disney Die Hards to Try Their Parks
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...
Ohio High School Marching Band Instruments Stolen Before Disney World Performance
An Ohio high school marching band traveling to Florida for a scheduled Walt Disney World parade performance discovered that a significant number of instruments were stolen from their equipment trailer in the early hours before their show. https://youtu.be/nCat2SM83U8...
Steven Soderbergh Says ‘The Hunt for Ben Solo’ Isn’t Happening Even After Disney Leadership Change
According to Steven Soderbergh, The Hunt for Ben Solo—like its central character—is dead. The proposed Star Wars film was developed by Soderbergh, Jules Asner (writing under her pseudonym Rebecca Blunt), and star Adam Driver. While then–Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy and future president and COO Dave Filoni reportedly supported the concept, Driver has said Disney executives ultimately rejected it.
Mufasa the Very Expensive Flop for Disney — How Bloated Budgets Mean Billion Dollar Blockbusters Are Required
You may have seen articles and comments made about how Mufasa has managed to drag itself out of flop territory and into profitability. Outside of something beyond our purview, you can discard those claims after reading this article. Let's dive into the numbers, shall...
Barney the Dinosaur ‘Modernized’ Movie Announced by Horror Company A24 Studios; Film Will ‘Surprise Audiences’ and ‘Subvert Expectations’
Yes, you read the title right. Barney the Dinosaur is getting a new live-action movie from horror studio A24, with Ayo Edebiri to write and potentially star.
Variety reported that this movie will be “co-developed and produced by A24 and Daniel Kaluuya’s 59% Productions.” The studios will partner with Mattel Films, the Barney the Dinosaur IP owner. Though plot details are currently scarce, the film is believed “to take a completely new approach to Barney that will surprise audiences and subvert expectations.”
Rockstar Rumored to Have Partnerships With Taylor Swift, Fortnite, Roblox, and More for GTA 6, Fans Fear the Once-Defiant Studio Has Sold Out to Hollywood
As gamers worldwide await news on Grand Theft Auto 6, recent rumors that Rockstar has entered into partnerships with Taylor Swift and other Hollywood elites have the GTA community concerned.
Greg Gutfeld Dominates Late Night Television Ratings as America Rejects Progressive ‘Comedy’ of Colbert, Kimmel, Fallon, and Meyers
Greg Gutfeld has officially secured his place as the undisputed king of late-night television ratings. According to the latest Nielsen rankings for January 2025, Gutfeld! on Fox News has crushed the competition, drawing in an impressive 3,497,000 total viewers, with 308,000 in the key 25-54 demographic—more than a million viewers ahead of his closest competitor.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer and Gossip Girl Actress Michelle Trachtenberg Found Dead at Age 39
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, known for her roles in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Harriet The Spy, The Adventures of Pete & Pete, and Gossip Girl, has passed away at the age of 39. Sources have confirmed that she was found at her residence in One Columbus Place, a luxury apartment complex in Manhattan’s Central Park South neighborhood, early Wednesday morning by her mother.
Fable Reboot Delayed to 2026 as Concerns Grow Over the Game’s Direction
Microsoft has officially delayed its upcoming Fable reboot from its original 2025 release window to 2026. This news was accompanied by a brief new pre-alpha gameplay showcase, offering fans a glimpse of what to expect from the latest entry in the beloved franchise.
Disney Removes Diversity From Criteria Determining Manager Pay, Latest DEI Overhaul Suggests Major Shift but Leaves Questions Unanswered
Disney is making another round of changes to its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, stripping away some of the most controversial elements while maintaining a commitment to what it calls “company values.”
In an internal memo to employees on Tuesday, Chief Human Resources Officer Sonia Coleman announced that Disney would no longer use diversity as a factor in determining managerial compensation. Instead, leadership evaluations will now focus on how well managers uphold company values and incorporate different perspectives.
Andor Season 2 Baffling Trailer and Release Schedule Raise Questions About Star Wars Streaming Show, Is Disney Trying to Inflate Streaming Numbers?
Disney has officially released the trailer for Andor Season 2, and while fans of the critically praised but underperforming Star Wars series may be excited, there’s something unusual about how the company is handling its release schedule. Instead of the standard weekly episode drop, Andor’s final season will be released in four “chapters,” each consisting of three episodes. That means the entire season will air in just four weeks—an approach rarely used for major franchise content.
CNN Claims Kathleen Kennedy is Not Leaving Lucasfilm While Hollywood Trades Continue to Discuss Her Departure
With Puck, The Hollywood Reporter, and Variety all reporting that Kathleen Kennedy is set to retire from Lucasfilm before the end of 2025, it seemed like the long-rumored end of her tenure was finally happening. But now, CNN—an outlet struggling with dwindling relevance and collapsing ratings—has inserted itself into the conversation, citing an unnamed source who claims “there’s nothing there right now.”
Removal of Tiana’s Bayou Adventure Virtual Queue Reveals Splash Mountain Replacement Just Isn’t Popular
February 25th was the first day that Disney decided to have Tiana's Bayou Adventure function without a virtual queue, going to a normal line for the attraction, and boy did it not go well! For the first time ever, the Splash Mountain replacement was revealed to not be...
WB Cancels Wonder Woman Game, Closes Shadow of Mordor Studio, Yet Keeps Rocksteady Open as Games Division Continues to Reel From Sweet Baby Inc. Failure
Warner Bros. Games has officially canceled Monolith Productions’ highly anticipated Wonder Woman game and shuttered the iconic studio responsible for the acclaimed Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor series. This decision comes amid ongoing fallout from SSKTJL’s catastrophic failure—a debacle tied to Sweet Baby Inc. (SBI), whose controversial influence has left a trail of industry damage.
John Lithgow Confirms He Will Play Albus Dumbledore in HBO’s Harry Potter Reboot Series, Becomes First American to Play a Major Role in Potter Franchise
It’s now official—John Lithgow will step into the role of Albus Dumbledore in HBO’s highly anticipated Harry Potter TV series. Lithgow, a six-time Emmy winner, confirmed the casting during an interview with ScreenRant’s Liam Crowley, making him the first actor officially attached to the project. But his confirmation isn’t just another casting announcement—it’s a game-changer. Lithgow will be the first American to play a major role in the Harry Potter universe, breaking J.K. Rowling’s long-standing rule that only British, Scottish, Welsh, or Irish actors could be cast in the franchise.
