'Avatar: Fire and Ash' has become the fourth James Cameron movie to earn over $1B.

"The revolution begins tonight!" It's the very last new trailer of 2025 for one of my most anticipated movies coming out in the first 2 months of 2026! Let's go! Briarcliff Entertainment has debuted a 30-second trailer edit featuring a New Years Eve countdown timer promoting their epic new sci-fi movie called Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die. It's dropping into theaters in February 2026 and it looks like a must see for any/every sci-fi geek out there. A man claiming to be from our AI-ravaged future takes the patrons of an iconic Los Angeles diner hostage in search of unlikely recruits in a quest to save the world from technology. Fun critical commentary on Artificial Intelligence, computers, and how dumb we all are, with some wacky clever ideas following this guy from the future attempting to save humanity. Sam Rockwell stars as future man, joined by Michael Peña, Juno Temple, Haley Lu Richardson, Zazie Beetz, Asim Chandhry, and Tom Taylor. This is the first new movie from filmmaker Gore Verbinski since making A Cure for Wellness in 2016. It already premiered at both Fantastic Fest & Beyond Fest to rave reviews. Yep this is going to be a blast! Rockwell showing us how to save ourselves from tech idiots & AI stupidity. I'm all in! See you in 2026. // Continue Reading ›

'Wicked' composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz reveals the things Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo asked while he was writing Glinda's 'Girl in the Bubble' and Elphaba's 'No Place Like Home.'

After a bumpy 2025, the new year is off to a good start at the domestic box office, thanks to a varied menu of holiday titles that moviegoers are continuing to feast on before schools and college resume and extended work vacations end. Indeed, New Year’s weekend revenue looks to be a post-pandemic best.

Bret Hanna-Shuford, a Broadway actor known his performances in 'Wicked' and 'The Little Mermaid', has died. He was 46.

Do people still have an appetite to attend movie theaters? That’s a question Leonardo DiCaprio is pondering.

Emma Laird provided an update and offered interesting insights into Apple TV's upcoming adaptation of William Gibson's novel Neuromancer.

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Leonardo DiCaprio was a surprise no-show at tonight’s Palm Springs International Film Awards — the Oscar winner couldn’t make his flight due to restrictive airspace amid a political conflict in Venezuela — but he sent in a recorded message that doubled down on the need for original movies and the theatrical experience.