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New Fallout Game Officially Coming After 10+ Year Wait
According to a new report, Obsidian Entertainment — the studio behind the acclaimed 2010 role-playing game Fallout: New Vegas — is set to return to the Fallout franchise with a brand-new title, nearly 16 years on. Xbox has reportedly moved the studio onto the project under the direction of New Vegas director Josh Sawyer, reuniting…
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11 Years Later, ‘Superman’ Star’s 99-Minute Flop Is Somehow the #1 Movie in America
The 2015 comedy film *Vacation*, which stars Skyler Gisondo, has unexpectedly become the number one movie in America on streaming, ranking top on Paramount+ according to FlixPatrol. The revival is notable because Gisondo has since risen to prominence as Jimmy Olsen in James Gunn’s 2025 *Superman* reboot, and because the 99-minute film was poorly received…
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Second ‘Dune: Part Three’ Trailer Hints That Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreides Might Be “Way Beyond Redemption”
UPDATED, July 8, 2026: Another trailer for Denis Villeneuve’s final Dune film is here. Zendaya’s Chani is not happy with Timothée Chalamet’s Paul Atreidies, who “promised” her that he would never “take power in [his] name.” Jason Momoa’s Duncan Idaho remarks how the Lisan al-Gaib has “conquered the galaxy” and “destroyed thousands of worlds.” When…
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Beloved British Icon Wraps Filming on Completely Secret New Movie
British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen has reportedly finished filming a surprise Ali G movie, the character’s first big-screen appearance since 2002.
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Northern lights over Britain as solar storm sparks rare aurora displays
Two guest cast members from the HBO Max medical drama “The Pitt”, Brittany Allen and Jeff Kober, have earned Emmy nominations after submitting their own performances for consideration, despite being left off the network’s official ballot. When HBO Max told the pair they would not feature in its formal submissions, the actors and their teams…
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8 Action Thrillers Better Than ‘John Wick’
Entertainment site Collider has published an opinion piece by writer Marcel Ardivan arguing that, despite John Wick being widely regarded as one of the best modern action franchises, several other action thrillers surpass it. The article celebrates John Wick for reviving Keanu Reeves’ action career and popularising stylised “gun-fu” choreography, while contending that certain films…
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Celebrity Docs Dominate Emmy Nonfiction Nominations: Marty Short, Mel Brooks, John Candy, Scorsese, Jayne Mansfield/Mariska Hargitay & More
At the 2026 Emmy nominations announced on 8 July, celebrity documentaries dominated the nonfiction categories, with films and series about John Candy, Martin Short, Mel Brooks, Martin Scorsese, and Jayne Mansfield all earning major recognition. The trend matters because it shows Emmy voters rewarding star-focused factual programming as heavily as scripted acting performances, marking a…
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Cheetah Girls: Next Gen greenlit as Raven-Symoné confirms Galleria return
Disney has officially greenlit “The Cheetah Girls: Next Gen”, a new film for Disney Channel and Disney+, with original stars Raven-Symoné and Adrienne Bailon reprising their roles as Galleria and Chanel. The reboot revives a franchise that began in 2003 and marks Raven-Symoné’s second recent return to a Disney Channel character, following six seasons of…
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Emmy-Nominated ‘Pluribus’ Stars Rhea Seehorn & Karolina Wydra Talk Season 2, Sisterly Bonding & Details Of Seehorn’s New Film ‘Running’
The Apple TV+ drama Pluribus, created by Vince Gilligan, secured 18 nominations at the 2026 Emmy nominations announced on Wednesday, including Drama Series, Writing and Directing nods for Gilligan, and acting recognition for its cast. Lead Actress nominee Rhea Seehorn and Supporting Actress nominee Karolina Wydra spoke to Deadline about the haul, their emotional reactions…
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Stephen King’s original Pet Sematary is free to stream on Pluto TV
Polygon has published a piece highlighting that the original 1989 film adaptation of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary became available to stream entirely for free on Pluto TV as of 1 July. The article frames the film as a prime example of an enjoyably “bad” Stephen King movie — one that blends corniness with genuine scares…