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Dwayne Johnson’s live-action Moana remake is drawing some of the worst reviews of his career, with critics slamming a near shot-for-shot re-creation, a lackluster performance (including a controversial “fright wig”) and a sense he’s on autopilot, while box-office projections signal a weak U.S. debut despite Disney’s blockbuster history for the franchise.
Adam Sandler officiated Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding at Madison Square Garden in New York, with Swift’s brother as Man of Honor and Jason Kelce as Best Man, a moment connected to Sandler’s friendship with Swift and his casting of Kelce in Happy Gilmore 2.
Judith Sheldon, 84, daughter of Oscar-winning director William Wyler, and her husband Wylie Sheldon, 86, were found dead in their running Jeep along California’s Interstate 5 near Redding on June 15, as heat warnings were in effect (temperatures around 109°F). Autopsy results were pending to determine the cause. A close friend described the deaths as “bizarre,” saying the couple did not crash but stopped and died there while en route to Ashland’s Shakespeare Festival. Judith had minor film roles in Wyler-era classics and served on the San Francisco Silent Film Festival board, highlighting the family’s deep cinema legacy.
Cinemark unveiled a Spider-Man: Brand New Day-themed popcorn bucket—an arm-shaped container with a white cone bowl and built-in straw—that sparked memes and humorous commentary online about its suggestive look. The promo accompanies the July 31 release of Tom Holland’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day, co-starring Zendaya, with the article also noting the film’s premise and ongoing curiosity about the actors’ relationship.
Chuck Norris, 86, was reportedly hospitalized in Hawaii after a medical emergency; TMZ said he was conscious and in good spirits, and a March 20 update from his family announced his passing.
Vulture ranks all 50 2026 Oscar-nominated features and shorts, highlighting a strong, diverse year with record nominations (Sinners with 16; One Battle After Another with 13) and crowning It Was Just an Accident by Jafar Panahi at No. 1 for its urgent, darkly funny take on collective justice. The piece blends praise and critique across a wide array of titles, noting surprises, flaws, and standout performances while delivering a definitive, opinionated ordering.
The article previews the most anticipated horror movies of 2026, including sequels like 'Scream 7' and '28 Years Later: The Bone Temple,' reboots such as 'The Bride!' and 'The Mummy,' as well as new projects like Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' adaptation and a supernatural horror from Rob Savage. It highlights the return of iconic franchises, fresh takes on classics, and indie films, with release dates to be confirmed.
The Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild announced their 13th annual award nominations, led by films like 'One Battle After Another,' 'Frankenstein,' 'Wicked: For Good,' and 'Sinners,' with categories spanning feature films, TV series, commercials, and stage productions, highlighting impressive prosthetic and hair styling work.
The article shares insights from various TV insiders about their Christmas viewing traditions, highlighting their favorite films, shows, and unique family customs, such as watching 'It’s a Wonderful Life,' 'The Box of Delights,' and 'Strictly Come Dancing,' as well as personal anecdotes and nostalgic memories associated with holiday TV.
CBS News airs a one-hour special celebrating Rob Reiner's life and legacy, featuring interviews with friends and archival footage of his iconic films and career, shortly after his tragic death with his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, and the arrest of their son.
Rob Reiner, renowned filmmaker and actor, passed away along with his wife Michele, prompting tributes that highlight his influential career, iconic films like 'Spinal Tap,' 'Stand By Me,' 'The Princess Bride,' and 'A Few Good Men,' and his enduring impact on Hollywood and American culture. Reiner was celebrated for his kindness, humor, and patriotism, leaving a lasting legacy in both cinema and society.
The article highlights films from this year that depict themes of resistance against oppressive regimes and systemic injustice, emphasizing stories of community solidarity, political activism, and hope for future generations, with a focus on movies like 'It Was Just An Accident,' 'The Secret Agent,' and 'One Battle After Another.'
Rob Reiner, a celebrated American director who passed away at 78, had a remarkable career with seven influential films between 1984 and 1992, known for their humor, quotable dialogue, and humanity. The article highlights six of his best works, emphasizing his impact on modern cinema and his political activism.
The article invites readers to share their favorite films of 2025 through a secure online form, encouraging detailed responses about their top movie and reasons for their choice.
Ridley Scott criticizes Hollywood for being 'drowning in mediocrity,' leading him to re-watch his own classic films, which he considers still good and timeless, as a reflection of the industry's decline in quality.