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Luke Wilson On ‘The Family Stone’ Sequel: “I Can’t Believe It’s Happening”
Luke Wilson is sharing an update on The Family Stone sequel that Tom Bezucha is writing. Bezucha, who wrote and directed the 2005 holiday film, revealed that he was penning a sequel after Diane Keaton died. “Tom Bezucha is a great writer and a great director, and I read the script, and it’s really funny, and it’s…
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Call Of Duty Movie Sets Its Sights On A 2028 Release
Update: The movie will be set in the Modern Warfare universe. : Video game movies are all the rage nowadays, and it’s quickly led to Hollywood adapting every series it can get its hands on. Read the full article on nintendolife.com
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Matt Damon Wants New Jason Bourne Movie to ‘Be Like the First 3’ as Work With Conclave Director Continues
Matt Damon has given an update on the long-awaited sixth Jason Bourne film, saying he is working with Conclave director Edward Berger to develop the story but that no final version has been locked down yet. Speaking on ESPN’s The Rich Eisen Show, Damon said he would only want to make the film if it…
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ANU accused of ‘hysterical’ response to students using AI to cheat as unis scramble to ‘secure’ assessments
An academic at the Australian National University has publicly accused the institution of a “hysterical” response to student use of artificial intelligence, as universities across Australia rush to overhaul assessments in an effort to preserve academic integrity. The dispute comes amid warnings from colleagues that failing to restore rigour in education risks shifting the country’s…
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Waymo says San Francisco service has resumed after one-hour pause
This isn’t the first time power outages have caused issues for Waymo.
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Over 30 developers fired from Disco Elysium studio ZA/UM despite ZERO PARADES rave reviews
ZA/UM, the studio behind Disco Elysium, has fired or issued at-risk notices to up to 32 developers despite its latest release, ZERO PARADES: For Dead Spies, receiving strong critical reviews. The espionage RPG was praised on release, including a 9/10 review from Destructoid, but failed to translate that acclaim into commercial success, prompting the cutbacks.…
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Wuthering Waves is getting an anime as its developer establishes Kuro Onroad
Kuro Games, the developer behind the gacha action-RPG Wuthering Waves, has announced an anime adaptation titled Wuthering Waves: Elysium. It marks the first project under Kuro Onroad, a new animation-focused banner the studio is establishing for future adaptations of its games, signalling a longer-term commitment to expanding the franchise beyond its original medium. Details remain…
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Clairo Shares “Losing Pride” Demo To Benefit Climate Justice
Clairo has released a previously unheard demo, “Losing Pride,” with proceeds going to Zero Hour, a youth-led climate and environmental justice organisation. The release comes amid severe Canadian wildfires, which the singer-songwriter has cited as a stark reminder of the planet’s growing environmental instability, and marks her first new music since 2024. The melancholy demo…
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A month after mass layoffs at Bungie, Marathon game director Joe Ziegler is leaving the studio
Marathon game director Joe Ziegler has left Bungie, just a month after the studio underwent mass layoffs following the final major Destiny 2 update. His departure comes shortly before the extraction shooter’s mid-season 2 patch, adding to a turbulent stretch for Bungie as it leans heavily on Marathon’s success amid ongoing uncertainty about the game’s…
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Disco Elysium Dev ZA/UM Announces Layoffs Affecting Up to 32 Staff
Disco Elysium developer ZA/UM has announced layoffs affecting up to 32 staff, just two months after releasing its latest title, Zero Parades: For Dead Spies. The UK-based studio said the game’s commercial performance had not been strong enough to sustain a studio of its current size, despite critical acclaim, marking another setback for a company…