At the premiere of the new movie Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, Daniel J. Johnson discussed the ongoing speculation with Deadline. He confirmed he is working to continue the Poker Face concept and that he is a key part of the plans he’s presenting to potential partners. Johnson then explained:
According to Deadline, Wicked: For Good earned $150 million in its opening weekend in the US, making it the second-highest opening of 2025 after The Minecraft Movie ($162 million). Globally, the film grossed $226 million, breaking the record for movie adaptations of Broadway shows. This opening positions Wicked: For Good as the fourth-biggest global opening of the year, following Lilo & Stitch ($340 million), Jurassic World: Rebirth ($322 million), and The Minecraft Movie ($313 million).
I always enjoy seeing candid shots of fans at sporting events, and it’s even better when celebrities are there! It seems the camera operator at the Wyoming game didn’t realize what a treat they were capturing when they filmed Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen playfully adjusting each other’s hats while talking. Bleacher Report shared the adorable clip on X – check it out!
It’s increasingly obvious that Survivor Series isn’t performing as well as the Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, and SummerSlam. Even with John Cena’s farewell appearances, this year’s Survivor Series – and possibly recent ones – hasn’t been as strong as it used to be.
Though shows like The Haunting of Hill House and American Horror Story are well-known for modern television horror, many other fantastic horror TV shows remain undiscovered. These hidden gems offer memorable scares, creative stories, and chilling atmospheres, making them perfect for horror fans looking for something new to enjoy.
At the end of Sisu: Road to Revenge, Aatami finally defeats Igor, fulfilling his quest for revenge for his family’s murder. The film concludes with Aatami beginning to rebuild his home, with help from the people in his community.
More than just a typical gangster film, The Godfather tells a powerful story about family bonds and the relentless pursuit of power. Every scene is beautifully made, thanks to the striking visuals and memorable music, but certain moments truly stand out. These expertly crafted scenes combine to create a film that feels both grand in scope and deeply personal.
Throughout the run time of A Christmas Story, many lines stand out from the characters. From Ralphie’s constant pleas for a gift to his father’s grumpy behavior and memorable lines from other characters, there are plenty of quotes that could be considered the best. Here’s a list ranking the top ten most iconic quotes from the movie. Let’s see which one comes out on top!
The season finale of Tulsa King, episode 10 titled “Jesus Lizard,” sees Dwight Manfredi, played by Sylvester Stallone, predictably regain control. He easily rescues his sister, Joanne, and finally puts an end to Dunmire’s threats.
Tommy’s troubles are only just starting. This week on Landman, Angela and Ainsley got held up at the retirement home, secrets from Monty’s past are being revealed, and a familiar enemy has resurfaced. Episode 2 throws a lot of new problems Tommy’s way, and each one deserves a closer look.