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First reviews praise Matt Damon, Tom Holland, the Cyclops scenes, and Ludwig Göransson’s score, with a few pacing complaints.
Benn tells NME the London event is coming back, after Ye headlining triggered sponsors, officials, and a full cancellation.
Alba will appear alongside Emily Bader, Logan Lerman, and Adeline Rudolph as the sequel’s details stay hidden.
A handgun case, a pricey lobbying effort, and a refund request raise uncomfortable questions for anyone underwriting “legal outcomes.”
The long-running toy franchise returns to live-action as McBride debuts as a feature director, reshaping a familiar IP race.
A 98% debut sets a new benchmark for Christopher Nolan, while box-office forecasts swing from $85M to $100M.
A Brooklyn creative director turns FIFA’s emotion briefs into a stadium-in-your-living-room soundscape.
The studio locks in a writer-turned-director for a Hasbro franchise sequel, but the plot stays classified for now.
The Montego Bay-dancehall breakout now has a debut mixtape loaded with Kodak Black, Stefflon Don, and Skillibeng.
A Cannes competition premiere becomes a U.S. September rollout, powered by a special Comic-Con panel and Hoyeon.
The singer-bassist announces a new album built entirely from duet covers, featuring a standout core of collaborators.
The $20,000 household robot is less autonomous than advertised, raising new questions for buyers and boards.
