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CCP’s FPS sequel-in-spirit is building an extraction shooter that works on its own, then plans to sync with EVE Online later.
The Film Workshop co-founder’s work in the 1980s boom and 2002 thriller echoed globally when Scorsese remade it.
Lotte World Seoul gets Legendary’s location-based entertainment debut, turning a film franchise into a real-world revenue line.
TriStar locks feature rights to the viral horror “Cartoon Cat” as Henderson’s “Siren Head” already hit Warner Bros after a bidding war.
The solo dev rebuilt from an old hard drive, and Stardew Valley survived its closest call.
Live-action Moana underperforms on the weekend, while Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer debuts strong, signaling release-timing risk.
The Billboard 200 jump turns into a real-time branding test for pop leaders: momentum, media math, and fan loyalty.
A 2 hours 45 minutes general runtime from The Hollywood Reporter shapes showtime constraints and trailer timing.
A death metal pioneer and Nocturnus AD performer is gone at 62, reshaping how the scene remembers its foundations.
Inside the sold-out homecoming, fans got a late security alert, then the show wrapped with the future in mind.
Fans are crossing oceans for the resolution Nolan prefers. Here is what IMAX 1570 means and why it is rare.
The musician’s first on-screen role arrives alongside a stacked cast, signaling how auteur-driven projects lure new talent.
