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Everything We Know About Aaron Sorkin’s ‘The Social Reckoning’ So Far
Aaron Sorkin is returning to Facebook’s world with *The Social Reckoning*, a companion film to 2010’s *The Social Network*. Rather than continuing the earlier film’s story with the same characters and cast, it examines the revelations behind the 2021 Facebook Files investigation, framing the material as a technological thriller about the company’s alleged harms and…
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Owen Wilson Is in a Mosh Pit With Travis Scott in Wild New Movie Trailer
Live Nation has released the first trailer for Rolling Loud: The Movie, a comedy starring Owen Wilson and Matt Rife that is due to open in US cinemas on 2 October. The trailer includes Wilson in a mosh pit with rapper Travis Scott, signalling that the film will draw on the high-energy atmosphere of the…
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‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’ Is Getting a New Strategy Board Game
Sarah J. Maas’ A Court of Thorns and Roses will receive an original strategy board game, Fate and Favor, this October. The release extends the bestselling romantasy series beyond books at a time of renewed activity for the franchise, including forthcoming novels and possible future screen adaptations under Maas’ greater control. Published by Goliath Games,…
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Selena Gomez & Her Mental Health Startup Hit With Investor Fraud Lawsuit: ‘Financial Calamity’
Five investors have sued Selena Gomez, her mother Mandy Teefey and former Wondermind executive Danielle Pierson, alleging they were defrauded into investing $1.2 million in the mental health media start-up. The claim raises questions about Wondermind’s finances, leadership and the extent of Gomez’s involvement, though the allegations have not been tested in court and the…
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Women Of Wrestling Sets Major Season 5 Expansion, Jeanie Buss to Appear On-Camera (EXCLUSIVE)
Women of Wrestling will expand its fifth season by staging its first live broadcasts from L.A. Live in Los Angeles and giving co-owner and promoter Jeanie Buss a larger on-screen role. The move is intended to turn WOW from a syndicated television programme into a year-round destination for major live events, reflecting wider broadcaster interest…
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Magic’s New Foundations Commander Decks Are Worth Buying — Here’s Why I’m So Excited
IGN argues that Magic: The Gathering’s forthcoming Foundations Commander decks could provide a more accessible entry point to Commander, particularly for new players and people introducing friends or family to the game. The writer considers the decks appealing because they focus on straightforward, single-colour strategies at a relatively low price, rather than on expensive reprints…
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Matthew McConaughey declined Joel role in The Last of Us
Matthew McConaughey has confirmed that he was approached about playing Joel Miller in HBO’s The Last of Us, but declined because he was concentrating on writing and did not want to commit to a potentially long-running television series. The comments clarify earlier remarks by co-creator Craig Mazin and underline that the decision reflected McConaughey’s priorities…
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Stretching Time: Nicolaas Schmidt on ‘September Afternoon’
Nicolaas Schmidt’s debut feature, ‘September Afternoon’, premiered in Locarno’s Cineasti del Presente section after his earlier Locarno recognition for ‘First Time’. The dialogue-free film follows a family making what may be its final coastal visit, using wind, sand, colour and music to turn an apparently familiar beach outing into an unsettling reflection on persistence, separation…
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Former Uncharted Dev On Possible New Remake Or Remaster: “What’s The Point?”
Remakes and remasters are popular, but Benson Russell, a designer on Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune at Naughty Dog, has said he’s not interested in a new one for the 2007 game. Speaking to FRVR, Russell said he’s not against the idea of remakes and remasters generally, but he said Uncharted is “still in the zeitgeist” and…