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The Spider-Verse masterminds are revving up a 22 Jump Street follow-up, and major stars may return.
Albert Ahronheim and Joe Carl say publishers licensed College Football’s track behind their backs, then they fought back on termination rights.
A dramatic World Cup opener flipped into a discipline test, with Mexico taking control after three sendings off.
The horror-comedy gets a second season, and decision-makers should note what this signals about audience risk appetite.
A Cyberpunk 2077 veteran says the community response is “insane” as Wuthering Waves adds Lucy and Rebecca and Steam numbers spike.
The longtime judge explains the “secret” to winning, and what it reveals about reality TV incentives.
After 'The Bride,' Warner is reteaming with Gyllenhaal to develop and direct Kushner’s novel, signaling a specific kind of prestige play.
Grinding Gear Games says a crab projectile bug instantly wipes players, making “fair deaths” a moving target.
June 11 opening ceremony at Estadio Ciudad de México went star-studded, with national anthems, a celebrity host, and a Sheinbaum no-show.
A new global distribution partnership puts Virgin in charge of Seeker’s catalog and next projects, scaling legacy revenue after $267M ABS.
The Larian-Wizards handoff is getting real, and decision-makers should map the sequel pipeline and IP expansion risk now.
Playground Games is moving morality from “good vs evil” into reputation that reflects players in more than one way.
