‘Ghostbusters’ Director Joins White-Knuckle Supernatural Thriller ’71 Minutes’

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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Ivan Reitman is not currently set to direct the upcoming thriller 71 Minutes. The film follows a man desperately trying to escape those chasing him, with only 71 minutes before sunrise. The story is based on an original screenplay by Ian Shorr, who previously wrote the 2021 film Infinite and the upcoming Keanu Reeves movie Shiver. There was a lot of competition for the project, but Sony ultimately won the rights.

Nacon’s Cyanide Studios, Spiders, Klyotonn Have Paused Payment to Employees – Rumor

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Nacon initially filed for protection because its main shareholder, Bigben Interactive, couldn’t fully repay a loan to its lenders. Bigben blamed this on its banks unexpectedly refusing to provide further funding, which also disrupted Bigben’s own business. Nacon is now urgently seeking a financial overhaul to stay afloat. Earlier attempts to restructure its debt through legal proceedings failed because the company didn’t have enough assets it could quickly sell to cover its debts.

William Shatner Speaks Out on Cancelled Star Trek Series & Backlash

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William Shatner has publicly shared his disappointment about the show’s cancellation in a series of social media posts. While he hadn’t watched Starfleet Academy, he’s aware of the strong negative reaction online and sees it as part of a larger cultural disagreement. Shatner began by sharing his thoughtful perspective on what Star Trek represents.

Crimson Desert Has Sold 3 Million Copies in 5 Days

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The game is available on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC, and it recently had over 248,000 players online simultaneously on Steam. Reviews have been mostly positive, with a Metascore of 78 based on 93 critics. Players generally enjoy exploring the world, the game’s graphics (especially on PC), and the combat system. However, some criticisms focus on the story, characters, and side quests, as well as a few unusual elements within the game. You can find more details in our full review.

Oscar Nominee Valerie Perrine of Superman Fame Dies

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Valerie Perrine, the actress celebrated for her performance as the wife of comedian Lenny Bruce in the film Lenny, passed away on Monday, March 23, 2026, at age 82. She also appeared in two Superman movies, where she played Lex Luthor’s secretary, alongside Christopher Reeve.