Oh my! Say that using your best southern belle voice. Hollywood’s biggest guessing game just became a real bidding war. Paramount, Comcast, and Netflix have now formally submitted bids to
Lionsgate pulled a rabbit out of the hat this weekend. Now You See Me: Now You Don’t debuted at number one with $21.3 million, giving the studio its first chart-topper
The future of Warner Bros. Discovery may be getting even more complicated. According to new reports from The New York Post and Puck, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), one
Italy made a powerful showing at this year’s American Film Market, anchoring its presence with a high-level industry conversation and a rare honor for one of Hollywood’s most respected producers.
The box office has officially found its pulse again, thanks to Disney and 20th Century Studios’ Predator: Badlands, which stormed into theaters this weekend with a $40 million domestic debut,
After leaving the 2025 GRAMMY Awards as the year’s top winner, Kendrick Lamar is once again leading the pack. The hip-hop icon scored nine nominations for the 2026 GRAMMYs, including
There were no treats for theater chain owners. The domestic box office stumbled to $49.8M, the lowest weekend of 2025. You have to go back 20 months—to Feb. 9–11, 2024’s
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
Netflix could be set to become the new home of some of Hollywood’s most iconic superhero film franchises. Superman, Batman, Harry Potter, and Barbie, alongside cinematic classics such as Casablanca, Bonnie
A prequel to The Conjuring is in development at Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema, with short film director Rodrigue Huart in talks to direct, according to Variety. Rodrigue, who
As Mercy University marks its 75th anniversary, the institution is rolling out a new brand campaign that highlights the moments, big and small, that shape the student experience. Teaming up
Anime continues to dominate the North American box office this fall, proving once again that animated imports are no longer niche theatrical bets but bona fide crowd-pullers. Sony’s Crunchyroll release
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has come out swinging against the possibility of a Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) merger, calling any such deal “a disaster for writers.” The statement,
The ambitious reboot of the DCU under James Gunn now appears stalled, as parent company Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) officially puts itself up for sale. Industry insiders told Cosmic Book
It’s official: one of Hollywood’s most storied studios, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), has hung a “For Sale” sign on its iconic water tower. In a statement Tuesday, the company’s board confirmed it
Horror did what horror does in October: win. Universal and Blumhouse’s Black Phone 2 dialed up an estimated $26.5M to top the weekend, reminding exhibitors that when the pre-Halloween box
Disney’s neon-drenched comeback kid Tron: Ares powered to the top with an estimated $33.5M, giving October some much-needed juice. Paramount’s true-crime caper Roofman opened at $8.0M for a solid No.
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
Jimmy Kimmel is heading back to ABC’s lineup Tuesday night, less than a week after the network benched Jimmy Kimmel Live! amid the furor following his remarks about the killing
The 77th Emmy Awards drew more than 7.42 million viewers on CBS and Paramount+, delivering the show’s biggest audience in four years. Hosted by Nate Bargatze, the broadcast ranked as
