Acclaimed filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro spoke out about his thoughts on artificial intelligence and what he feels gets lost in the creative process when AI is used. Continue Reading »
Cody Walker says AI could be used to bring back Paul Walker’s Brian O’Conner for the Fast & Furious finale if the late actor's daughter Meadow Walker approves. Continue Reading »
Marvel’s X-Men movie has found its Angel in Asa Germann, best known for his roles in Gen V and Scream 7. Continue Reading »
Robert Downey, Jr.'s Doctor Doom will wear at least two costumes in Avengers: Doomsday, and a new action figure gives us a much better look at his alternate suit of armor. Continue Reading »
Runner is a paint-by-numbers action-comedy that benefits from Alan Ritchson’s well-practiced stunt craft as well as Owen Wilson’s likable comedic stylings. Continue Reading »
Three fan-favorite Batman movies are being re-released in theaters next week in celebration of Batman Day. Continue Reading »
Writer-director Michael Mann is taking another crack at his 2006 film, Miami Vice. Miami Vice: Director’s Final Cut will make its world premiere at Beyond Fest in Los Angeles on October 3, 2026. Continue Reading »
Callina Liang’s stunt double in Legendary’s upcoming Street Fighter movie had to wear butt pads in order to realistically match Chun-Li’s muscular physique. Continue Reading »
The Apple TV series based on Isaac Asimov's stories was renewed just before the season three finale. Continue Reading »
Diesel is reaching latte prices. Chat is this okay? Continue Reading »
Altman pitches OpenAI as solution to malicious AI, just weeks after the company's AI agents hacked Hugging Face. Continue Reading »
The AirPods 5 with wireless charging case is the best-value product that Apple announced at its 'Surprise and Shine' event. Continue Reading »
Akane Torikai's speculative fiction manga flips the familiar post-male premise to highlight how the continuity of bodily autonomy in patriarchal society is policed no matter who's in charge. Continue Reading »
Brendan Carr's FCC might pull ABC affiliates off the air over an interview with the Democratic Senate candidate, Kimmel said. Continue Reading »
More recently, he’s framed the Israel-Hamas War in Gaza as a struggle of good versus evil. Continue Reading »
Who wants to pervert their IP the most? Continue Reading »
While other companies warn of an impending AI-pocalypse, Apple is making the technology seem refreshingly mundane. Continue Reading »
When you crank up the temperature and pressure, ice gets really wonky. Continue Reading »
Ruth Madeley plays the leader of a milestone 1977 anti-discrimination protest, Judy Heumann, in Apple’s crowd-pleaser from the ‘CODA’ director, which opened the Toronto Film Festival. Continue Reading »
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow declared her city’s waterfront “will always be Lake Ontario” during a gala opening night for TIFF overshadowed by Donald Trump’s trade war with Canada. Continue Reading »
Sony's 'Brand New Day' has held the top spot on the domestic chart for six straight weeks. Continue Reading »
Debuting at TIFF, the feature from Rebeca Huntt ('Beba') sees the two-time World Cup champion reflecting on her life and career in the wake of her retirement as a player in 2023. Continue Reading »
Harry Melling joins the 'Killing Eve' star in a TIFF-bowing body-horror romance about lonely hearts making a strange connection. Continue Reading »
The New Jersey event will also screen Brad Bird's 'Ray Gunn' as its animation centerpiece. Continue Reading »
Test audiences always liked the film, but after removing much of the humor, "not only did the audience enjoy the movie more, but I also liked the movie a lot more." Continue Reading »
The Telluride debut centers on the friendship between the actor, who has facial disfigurement from neurofibromatosis, and a teenage girl with the same genetic condition. Continue Reading »
These narrative films helped to shape the country’s understanding of one of the hinge moments in American history. Continue Reading »
Jack Reynor and Ron Perlman also star in Drew Hancock's feature that started out as a viral short story. Continue Reading »

Starfleet commandeers the Enterprise for an alien pursuit that grows far beyond its original orders. Continue Reading »
Blu-rays and ship variants and cookware, oh my! Continue Reading »
Writers Bill Wolkoff and Dana Horgan and director Anna Dokoza discuss "Like Chronitons Through The Hourglass" and beyond Continue Reading »
The bloodbath continues on Wednesday. Continue Reading »
John de Lancie strikes again on Star Trek Day, detailing Fleet Command's new contest. Continue Reading »
JR, Sprocket, and Roo are back with the first of 30 new adventures for season 2 Continue Reading »
STO is celebrating 60 years of Star Trek with two (actually three) Spocks. Continue Reading »
Doug Drexler, Wayne Knight, and more fans share personal stories about the premiere of Star Trek on September 8, 1966. Continue Reading »
The super-sized one-shot arrives on Wednesday. Continue Reading »
The actor talks about sending SNW to the soap opera dimension in “Like Chronitons Through The Hourglass.” Continue Reading »
IKEA, with Kinggath Creations, has developed and released an official (and free!) mod for Skyrim with Matt Berry as a Kallax bookcase.
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Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is a massive shrine to all visual art used to tell stories, and true destination for lovers of storytelling.
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The Apple iPhone Duo is coming out this October. What do we know about Apple's first foldable phone? And is it worth the price tag?
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Legendary voice actor Mike McFarland is dead at 56. After struggling with an aggressive form of brain cancer, McFarland sadly passed away.
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Streaming platforms levy endless price hikes on consumers. Could these price increases backfire and lead to more short-term subscribers?
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Streaming costs are increasing all the time---in 2026, we'll keep track of all the price hikes that streamers levy on their subscribers.
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Hope is the new sci-fi action extravaganza from South Korean filmmaker Na Hong-jin, but is the juice worth the squeeze? Read our full review.
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The cast of Marvel Studios' X-Men reboot continues to grow, as Gen V and Scream 7 star Asa Germann will play the winged mutant Angel.
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Will Avatar: Seven Havens live up to the Avatar legacy? We have some thoughts as the Seven Havens trailer teases us with Korra and more.
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We have an exclusive look at the pages and recipes of Heroes’ Feast: Legends of the Table, the newest Dungeons & Dragons cookbook.
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The moment one mentions a narrative-driven game, one question springs to the mind of any interested player: Do my choices matter? Video games of all genres are filled with illusory choices meant to make the player feel like they're impacting the world, even when major moments and mechanics are scripted, and that's often not a big deal. But in a game like Exodus, a choice-driven RPG that aims to follow in Mass Effect's footsteps, impactful choices can make or break someone's experience.
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Level-5’s long-awaited detective game Decapolice has a new launch date, pushing it out of its previously announced 2026 window. The game is now coming in 2027 and has a new trailer showing it off in action.Decapolice was announced in 2023 but has been repeatedly delayed. It stars Harvard Marks, a young detective and leader of the Special Investigation Unit’s rookie team. Marks, alongside fellow SIU members such as his friend and negotiation specialist Carl Oxford, must solve mysteries in the crime-ridden metropolis of Broadstone by visiting a virtual world counterpart called Decasim. This simulated world is a perfect copy of Broadstone but contains memories of past crimes that Marks must uncover to solve mysteries and bring criminals to justice. Sometimes Decasim’s data can be altered, changing the physical appearance of its inhabitants, such as turning Marks into a cat mascot, as seen in the new trailer. Gameplay consists of inspecting recreated crime scenes ... Continue Reading »
Physint, Kojima Productions’ upcoming stealth espionage game, will no longer be published by PlayStation. The console publisher has ended its collaboration on the game; meanwhile, Xbox, which is publishing Kojima’s upcoming horror game OD, has stepped in as Physint’s new publisher. Physint was first announced in January 2024 as Kojima Productions head Hideo Kojima’s return to action espionage. Kojima is, of course, the creator and primary creative mind of Konami’s Metal Gear series, one of the premier stealth action franchises. Little is known about Physint beyond the supporting cast, which includes actors Charlee Fraser (Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Anyone But You), Ma Dong-seok AKA Don Lee (Train to Busan, Eternals), and Minami Hamabe (Godzilla Minus One). Kojima has yet to reveal Physint's protagonist. A social media post by PlayStation states that “After careful consideration, we have made the difficult decision to step away from collaborating with Kojima Productions on its project Physint. We ... Continue Reading »
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Steam achievements for a wide swath of upcoming and even announced games have seemingly leaked from Valve's backend. As a result, there might be massive spoilers floating around on the internet now for games like Persona 6, Persona 4 Revival, Kingdom Hearts IV, Mega Man: Dual Override, Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, Gears of War: E-Day, Kena: Scars of Kosmora, Silent Hill: Townfall, Star Wars: Galactic Racer, Stranger Than Heaven, and a lot more. We're not going to reveal any of the details you could learn from viewing these achievements, but know that there's a lot out there you could be spoiled on. As for how this happened, that remains unclear. The achievements appeared on Exophase, a site that uses APIs to automatically scan and display things like public Steam achievements. The site's owner, x3sphere, posted on ResetEra (view at your own risk) and explained how this might have ... Continue Reading »
After airing a Nintendo Direct squarely focused on The Legend of Zelda yesterday, Nintendo released a traditional Direct this morning chock-full of more general news and updates. The biggest highlights include the reveals of new Kirby and Metroid titles, plus release dates for long-awaited projects such as Professor Layton and the New World of Steam. As usual, if you missed the live broadcast, we've recapped every new update in this quick summary, complete with trailers and links to the full write-ups for applicable stories. Monster Hunter WildsComes to Switch 2 on December 4Its expansion, Monster Hunter Wilds: Ascendance, comes to Switch 2 in 2027 alongside previously announced versions Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII ReunionLaunches on Switch 2 today.Remaster of the PSP Final Fantasy VII prequel starring Zack Fair. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity - Definitive EditionLaunches on Switch 2 on February 25.Includes Expansion Pass content, enhanced visuals and framerate, and more on-screen enemies.Includes new Calamity ... Continue Reading »
Local commissioners voted 4-3 to approve negotiating a marketing campaign after some bizarre grandstanding Continue Reading »
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Turns out Jason's odd backflip is possible, if you are a skilled athlete who loves flipping Continue Reading »
A child could do it, if you gave them a gun Continue Reading »
Director Naoki Hamaguchi defended the move amid the current uproar over physical games Continue Reading »
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If Capcom won't release a new Ace Attorney game, Koei Tecmo has the next best thing Continue Reading »
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There's three months left on the clock for the Sea of Sorrows DLC to come out, but a lack of updates bodes ill Continue Reading »
Sony really likes to use the word "owned" despite claiming nobody would ever think they owned a digital game Continue Reading »
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Valheim 1.0 finally lets you deepen your pockets, but it'll cost you.
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It should be less prone to crashing too.
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Ubisoft Connect, your time is up. Continue Reading »
Valheim 1.0 has added a new way to upgrade your gear.
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In the Jungle, the expansion released earlier this year, is also putting up big numbers.
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The update makes a number of less flashy changes too.
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EA says the AI voices were developed with "full consent and active collaboration" from in-game announcers John Buccigross and Darren Pang.
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Before you blow all of your cash, here's some advice.
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Update: "Please prepare to download a new Steam client."
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The Washington Post review of Marvel’s Wolverine praises the game’s violence, scenery and mature storytelling. It also reveals a very strange creative choice that will leave many longtime fans asking, “Why did they turn Wolverine and Sabretooth’s brutal rivalry into a moment of romantic yearning?” I’m not kidding. It would be one thing […] Continue Reading »
Netflix is changing its long-running relationship with movie theaters. After years of keeping box-office results private, the streaming giant will report theatrical returns for six upcoming films, according to Variety. The movies are La Bola Negra, arriving Oct. 16, The Mosquito Bowl on Oct. 30, The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth on Nov. […] Continue Reading »
Susan Sarandon stood at the Venice Film Festival this week and claimed Hollywood still punishes her for backing Palestine. She told reporters agencies keep warning studios not to hire her. She claimed some movies got pulled from her recently. The Oscar winner was there to promote The Echo Chamber. That Italian drama just premiered […] Continue Reading »
What’s wrong with Andrew Garfield? The former Spider-Man actor is once again defending the idea of a gay Spider-Man, asking why Peter Parker “can’t be into boys.” The actor first raised the question more than a decade ago, and he now says his view has not changed. Garfield played Peter Parker in The Amazing […] Continue Reading »
Warner Todd Huston at Breitbart reports a filmmaker named Lexi Alexander, who has some comics-related filmings to her credits, wrote obscene social media posts celebrating the murder of a deputy bank manager in NYC’s Times Square: Lexi Alexander, director of the 2008 Marvel film Punisher: War Zone, is taking heat for celebrating the […] Continue Reading »
Gary Oldman says Amazon MGM has already chosen the next James Bond, but the studio has not confirmed his claim. Oldman made the statement while discussing his Slow Horses co-star Jack Lowden during an interview with The Morning Show. “It’s been rumored that [Lowden] is on the shortlist,” Oldman said. “We’re going to […] Continue Reading »
HBO’s new comic book series, Lanterns, continues to face criticism over its political themes after writer Vanessa Baden-Kelly revealed that she spent about 10 years working as a left-wing community organizer. Baden-Kelly discussed her background during an appearance on the New Rockstars podcast with hosts Erik Voss and Jessica Clemons. She also addressed a […] Continue Reading »
Spider-Noir star Nicolas Cage says one season was enough after Prime Video canceled the superhero series. “For me, one season is perfect, having said what I wanted to say with this dangerous, innovative, pop-art Spider-Man,” Cage said in a statement to Deadline. He added, “Onwards, upwards, inwards.” Cage had already expressed uncertainty about […] Continue Reading »
The internet has transformed how we work, communicate and spend our free time. Smartphones and social media allow us to stay connected almost constantly, but this convenience comes with a less visible cost. For many people, being permanently connected can contribute to stress, anxiety, poor sleep and feelings of inadequacy. In fact, it’s leading […] Continue Reading »
Entertainment journalist Jeff Sneider is facing public criticism after threatening to publish rumors about actress Inde Navarrette because her publicity team allegedly ignored his media inquiries. On X, Sneider said he planned to write about Navarrette “for a long time.” He said he could be “a useful friend” to her team or “share […] Continue Reading »
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