A long-cooked casting dream for creator Nick Antosca is finally becoming real in this week’s episode.

In Brazil’s 2026 World Cup Group C match, the forward’s strike turns momentum and reshapes who’s in control.

He says studios now demand actors, director, and “big enough names” first, flipping how indie-feeling comedies get greenlit.

The U2 frontman pushed back publicly over licensing for Gap and (RED). The Boss admits he should have said yes.

A three-minute elevator-ride short is getting a feature adaptation, joining the YouTube-to-theaters playbook that just proved itself.

Owlcat patched Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader to make its once-weak archetypes actually compete, plus turbocharged a key companion.

Before selling the franchise rights, the director wants one more movie plus a TV show.

Ahead of Game 5, the Knicks star's fiancée mixes game-day luck, wedding-era timing, and a Reese's x Oreo collab.

The actor says she refused a “graphic” pitch in 2008 to avoid disturbing the kids watching her new fairytale hit.

Billions Club era hits a new peak: Spotify and Amazon cite top single-day and 24-hour global debuts after June 12.

The Teenage Jesus and the Jerks frontwoman maps chaos, mortality, and pop-culture contempt in one interview.

IGN’s spoiler-free first four-episode review shows how Season 2 builds a darker status quo across three timelines.