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Disney and Pixar’s sequel posts $160M domestic and $312M global, signaling serious momentum for 2026’s summer movie pipeline.
The Atlantic says 21 million recordings from four datasets helped train AI. SZA says Black artists are being exploited.
After Thrones’ polarizing finale, the franchise’s biggest spinoff returns with a top-tier Rotten Tomatoes debut.
New exploration and armor changes are Mojang's attempt to make the spinoff feel like “regular Minecraft,” by design.
Prime Video is expanding The Boys universe with a 2027 prequel and a Mexico spinoff, keeping Starlight’s story in motion.
A Wall Street Journal investigation says Polymarket paid for deception that looks real on social media, and the scale is massive.
The cast explains why the opening naval brawl demanded training, choreography, and constant soaking.
The PS5 port backtracks from a claim that two PlayStation Plus subscriptions across accounts were required to play locally.
A Fargo-style total conversion ditches chaos for 2006 suburb realism, then builds a cop-roleplay-ready map for everyone.
After a torrid 2025, Perry brings back the “roar” live and previews June 25 release ‘Watch It Burn.’
Apple TV chart momentum returns for HBO Max's NHL romance, showing how rewatchability can extend a streaming hit’s shelf life.
A 10-episode Stephen King adaptation gets a second chance on streaming after cancellation, and executives should notice why.
