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Sphere Entertainment (SPHR) reported second-quarter 2026 revenue of $313.6 million, up 11% from the prior-year quarter. The company reported an operating loss of $61.3 million and adjusted operating income of $50.9 million.

In 2015, Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios struck an unprecedented deal that allowed Peter Parker (Tom Holland) to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe while Sony retained the film rights to build a separate slate around the wider Spider-Man mythology. That arrangement gave rise to Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, a shared continuity that launched with Venom in…

Story by  ANI | Posted by  Ashhar Alam | Date 30-07-2026 Tom Holland in ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’

With Spider-Man: Brand New Day web-slings into theaters Friday (July 31), armed with largely positive reviews, Holland has been ratcheting up a press tour that has already given us no shortage of headlines.

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The phrase “Come to Brasil,” which has become one of the internet’s biggest memes, serves as the starting point for the new documentary Come to Brasil. Running 22 minutes, the film delves into the passion, creativity and cultural influence of Brazilian fandoms, revealing the stories behind a phrase that has transcended social media and become…

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India vs Brazil international friendly is confirmed for Kolkata this November! But this historic match isn’t just about football. It has all the makings of becoming a massive cultural phenomenon. From Pele’s iconic 1977 visit to the legendary jokes in the movie Gol Maal, here is your ultimate pop-culture guide to this fixture

Frank Miller Uncancelled, appearing at Forbidden Planet in London on Saturday to sign his book, tickets still available tonight with Joe Hill

Let alone motivations of characters, the real problem with a movie is when you can’t tell the motive behind the movie itself. This one, Bhai Tera Star Hai, starts off with aerial shots of central London’s skyline.