NBA superstar, actor, and producer LeBron James is reportedly taking meetings to discuss the future of the Space Jam movie production studio SpringHill Entertainment.
The Information and Bloomberg are reporting that James and his business partner Maverick Carter are in discussions to potentially sell at least a piece of SpringHill Entertainment, though discussions are described as being i…
Read moreMarvel is notoriously secretive about its cinematic universe, going to great lengths to keep its major projects and plot twists from being spoiled. This apparently extended to the new TV show Loki as well, with multiple main members of the cast claiming they weren’t told what they were auditioning for until they were offered the role.
The same has been said about previous Marvel TV show W…
Read moreThe Lord of the Rings: Return of the King returned to theaters this week for its 20th anniversary, and the re-release is doing big business at the box office. The fantasy epic earned $1.1 million in the US on Thursday, April 13 alone. That’s a big number for a 20-year-old movie.
According to IndieWire, only The Super Mario Bros. Movie made more money on Thursday in the US. Return of the K…
Read moreJuliet isn’t having the best birthday. Sure, she’s a chirpy, fresh-faced, popular 18-year-old cheerleader with a perfect body and a loving family, but her handsomely chiseled boyfriend has turned into a zombie, and things just aren’t looking up. But Juliet’s nothing if not resourceful, so she does what any right-thinking teenager would: she cuts off his head with a chainsaw, performs a bit of…
Read moreProlific voice actor Troy Baker has announced he is ending his partnership with an NFT company following plenty of vocal feedback about the project. Baker, known for his roles as Joel from The Last of Us and Sam in Uncharted, said on Twitter that he will no longer work with the VoiceVerseNFT company, after initially announcing plans to do so earlier this month.
“Thank you all for your fee…
Read moreMarvel Rivals won’t ever charge for access to its huge roster of playable superheroes and villains, developer NetEase reaffirmed, as it detailed what players can expect from the game’s monetization systems.
NetEase outlined how it is approaching monetization for the upcoming free-to-play hero shooter in a new “Dev Talk” blog post. In short: Only cosmetics will be for sale, which…
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