The first teaser trailer for Supergirl has arrived, offering a dynamic look at Milly Alcock’s take on Kara Zor-El as she embarks on an interstellar journey fueled by vengeance and
DC Studios has unveiled the first poster for Supergirl, and the new tagline tells fans everything they need to know about this version of Kara Zor-El: “Truth, Justice, Whatever.” The studio has also confirmed
The nonprofit Sundance Institute announced the 90 feature films and seven episodic projects selected for the 2026 Sundance Film Festival, bringing the total lineup to 105 projects, including the previously
2026 is going to be a busy year for Scar Jo. The Batman universe just added some major intrigue. Sources tell Nexus Point News that Scarlett Johansson is in talks
President Donald Trump defended his administration’s immigration enforcement tactics in a new 60 Minutes interview, saying U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) “hasn’t gone far enough” in its efforts. The
This Halloween, Disney+ is turning fright night into a full-body experience with the debut of the EDGEOFYØR Seat, a limited-edition physical chair designed to keep viewers literally on the edge
Oh Sabrina. Sabrina Carpenter poked fun at her provocative style as she hosted SNL. The Tears hitmaker took the reins for the latest episode of the long-running comedy variety show
From crack-of-the-bat October to fourth-quarter chaos, this weekend is loaded with things to watch. The Phillies headline the NLDS while the ALDS hums in the background, the best NFL and
The American Film Institute (AFI) has unveiled the full lineup of 161 films for this year’s AFI Fest presented by Canva, taking place in Los Angeles from October 22 to
Warner Bros. kept horror on top this weekend as The Conjuring: Last Rites opened to $83.0M, more than double the original Conjuring’s $41.9M debut in 2013 and the biggest horror
The summer box office is going out not with a bang but a whimper. For the fourth straight weekend, Warner Bros.’ horror film Weapons finished at number one with $10.2M
This weekend delivered one of the most surprising box office stories of the year, as Netflix’s animated sing-along KPOP Demon Hunters stormed theaters for a two-day run and grossed an
Hollywood’s late-summer box office is doing its usual fade-out shuffle, but Warner Bros.’ Weapons isn’t going quietly. The Zach Cregger horror film scored another $25M in its second weekend, slipping
Warner Bros.’ original horror mystery Weapons claimed No. 1 at the weekend box office, edging Disney’s Freakier Friday. Both titles opened wide, with Weapons bowing to $42.5 million and Freakier
Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps held its ground at the domestic box office, bringing in another $40 million in its second weekend and retaining the top spot despite stiff
Look, I’ll admit — I’ve rewatched too many episodes of The Mandalorian and The Last of Us to resist seeing Pedro Pascal as a bona fide MCU star. And with
I’ve been a Marvel fan since I was knee‑high to a Ka-Zar action figure, so yes—I’m a little biased—but even I was stunned by how The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Marvel’s first family is finally back—and this time, they’re putting the “fantastic” back in Fantastic Four. Set in a dazzling, 1960s-inspired alternate universe (Earth-828, to be exact), The Fantastic Four:
Marvel may finally be stretching back into form, literally and figuratively, with Fantastic Four: First Steps, the studio’s 37th entry in the MCU and, according to critics, a much-needed course
In a move that prioritized purpose over profit, Lion Cub’s Cookies, recently ranked No. 2 in USA TODAY’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Cookie Shop of 2025, closed
