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If we are to glean anything from the exit of a high-profile executive at Paramount, it’s that your subscriptions to HBO Max and Paramount+ are about to change.
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The most recent round of cuts brings Xbox closer to its goals to eliminate 3,200 roles by summer 2027.
Marvel Studios is continuing to build the cast for its X-Men reboot movie, set to release in 2028. It was recently announced that actor Asa Germann has been cast as mutant superhero Warren Worthington III/Angel in the film, after having initially auditioned for the role of Scott Summers/Cyclops that ultimately went to Kit Connor. Both…
Back in July, it was announced that Marvel had new leadership, including a new editor in chief, Steve Wacker, and would be moving their offices to the west coast to be closer to Disney and Marvel Studios. Employees had until September 15th to decide if they would make to move to Marvel’s new headquarters in…
Ever since “Lanterns” Episode 1 delivered its twist ending, it’s been clear the show is not telling a traditional Green Lantern story. The HBO series began by killing off Kyle Chandler’s Hal Jordan, upsetting many fans in the process and delighting many others who were intrigued by where this new take on the source material…
The creators of South Park have decided to officially change the name of the sitcom series for Season 29. According to the update, the name change is intended to mock the United States President, Donald Trump.
Beginning in November, we’re changing how cloud gaming is included with XBOX Game Pass.
Streamers not having to rely on their community, and having the option to put their own name in the event is a big thing. There is no doubt about that, and adding to the fact that streamers also have a dashboard where they can edit their information after being nominated adds another useful element into…
The cold open to the season premiere of “Lanterns” took us back in time to 1996, when Hal Jordan (played by Kyle Chandler, the latest live-action version of DC’s Green Lantern) first sat down for a “60 Minutes” interview and a young John Stewart was at home, sneakily trying to watch as much as he…