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David Jonsson to Play T'Challa's Son in Black Panther 3
At San Diego Comic-Con, Ryan Coogler announced Black Panther 3 with David Jonsson cast as T'Challa's grown son, targeting a December 15, 2028 release and a groundbreaking all-celluloid MCU shoot.
David Jonsson to Play T'Challa's Son in Black Panther 3
Ryan Coogler announced at San Diego Comic-Con that Black Panther 3 will hit theaters on December 18, 2028, with David Jonsson cast as the grown version of T'Challa's son, introduced at the end of Waka
The Rookie Season 9 Premiere Is a Supersized Two-Parter
The Rookie creator Alexi Hawley revealed at Comic-Con that Season 9 will premiere as a supersized two-parter in January, while star Melissa O'Neil apologized for the Season 8 finale cliffhanger that a
Ryan Gosling to Star in Marvel’s Ghost Rider Movie
Ryan Gosling was unveiled as the new Ghost Rider in a standalone Marvel Studios film announced at San Diego Comic Con, with Shawn Levy directing and a 2028 release target.
Stephen King’s ‘Carrie’ Series Sets October Release Date, Drops Horrifying New Trailer
Amazon Prime Video released a new trailer for its eight-episode 'Carrie' series adaptation, announcing all episodes will debut Oct. 7. Mike Flanagan writes, directs, and showruns the reimagining starr
‘Hadestown’ Brings Broadway’s Underworld to the Big Screen: Original Cast Members and Creator Anaïs Mitchell on Reconvening for a Smashing Cinema Event
The filmed version of Broadway's Hadestown, reuniting its five original cast members at London's Lyric Theatre, is projected to open to roughly $9 million this weekend — second only to Hamilton among
Bergholm's 'Nightborn' Wins Fantasia Cheval Noir Best Film
Hanna Bergholm's psychological thriller "Nightborn" won the Cheval Noir for best film at the 2026 Fantasia International Film Festival, with its star Seidi Haarla also taking best actress.
Neuromancer Apple TV Teaser Debuts At Comic-Con
Callum Turner introduced the first teaser for Apple TV's "Neuromancer" at San Diego Comic-Con's Hall H panel on Saturday, a 10-episode cyberpunk adaptation of William Gibson's 1984 novel premiering Ja
D&D Sequel Script Done But May Never Be Filmed
Co-directors Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley reveal they wrote a sequel to "Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" but doubt it will be produced due to financial reasons, despite the 2023
Atkins' 'Sour Minnows' Mystifies Fantasia Premiere
Director Harrison Atkins' surreal body-snatching comedy 'Sour Minnows' world premiered at Montreal's Fantasia Festival, where he explained the film's origins as a 40-draft, 80-page 'screenplay-poem' a
John Cena Stars in Apple TV's 'Matchbox' Trailer
Apple Original Films unveiled the first trailer for 'Matchbox,' a John Cena-led action movie adapted from Mattel's iconic die-cast toy car line, directed by Sam Hargrave and set to stream on Apple TV+
Avatar Aang Spinoffs Teased, Katara Pregnancy Plot Cut
Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender animated film premieres on Paramount+ this weekend, while creators Michael Dante DiMartino and Bryan Konietzko reveal more spinoffs are in development and disclose a sc
‘Star Trek Scouts’ Sets Second Season YouTube Premiere On Star Trek Day — Comic-Con
Paramount announced at San Diego Comic-Con that its preschool animated series Star Trek Scouts will debut its second season on September 8, Star Trek Day.
Katy Perry 'Deeply Appalled' by White House Iran Strike TikTok
Katy Perry publicly condemned the White House's unauthorized use of her 2010 hit 'Firework' in a TikTok video showing a US missile striking an Iranian naval ship, saying she was 'deeply appalled' by t
Bob's Burgers Holiday Short Premieres on Hulu
Bob's Burgers is producing its first original streaming-exclusive short — "On the Fort Day of Christmas" — for Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally, announced at San Diego Comic-Con by creator
Review: Tornatore's 'Brunello' Is Seductive Hagiography
Giuseppe Tornatore's biographical film on Italian cashmere mogul Brunello Cucinelli dazzles visually but reads as hagiography, sidestepping hard questions about pricing, worker pay, and whether Cucine
RSC Cancels Game Of Thrones Previews, Ticket Holders Furious
The Royal Shakespeare Company canceled its first week of Game of Thrones: The Mad King preview performances, citing unforeseen delays, and left ticket holders unable to rebook the sold-out run.
Euphoria Gave Me Courage to Come Out — Now We're Together
When a Stockholm-raised writer fell for her best friend but couldn't name why, watching HBO's Euphoria — specifically its refusal to treat queerness as something requiring explanation — gave her the p
Nolan's Odyssey Tamed: What the Film Removed From Homer
Guardian chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins argues that Christopher Nolan's $264m-opening Odyssey film strips Homer's original of its darkness, wit, and sexual complexity to fit modern sensibiliti
You’ve Never Met a Horror Host Like 2017’s Cryptina: The Luminous Ghost of Short Films Past
IndieWire's After Dark column profiles "Cryptina's Spook-Time Variety Show," a 2017 horror-host short film by married filmmakers Steph and Ryan Twyford-Rigley whose planned TV series never materialize
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