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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Gets a Big NYC Photocall Splash
entertainment39 minutes ago

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Gets a Big NYC Photocall Splash

Tom Holland, Zendaya, Sadie Sink and other cast members gathered in New York for the official photocall of Columbia Pictures’ Spider-Man: Brand New Day at Edge at Hudson Yards, joined by Jacob Batalon, Jon Bernthal and director Destin Daniel Cretton, as Marvel ramps up marketing for the summer 2026 release. The film picks up after No Way Home, with Peter Parker fighting crime full‑time as Spider-Man in a world that no longer remembers his identity, alongside an ensemble including Mark Ruffalo and others.

Netflix Bets Big on Immersive Horror With Unhinged Starring Kravitz and Sink
technology27 days ago

Netflix Bets Big on Immersive Horror With Unhinged Starring Kravitz and Sink

Netflix unveils Unhinged, an immersive horror game that plays like a show, launching June 30. The Night School Studio title stars Zoë Kravitz and Sadie Sink, with Troy Baker, and uses a QR-triggered phone setup that makes real-world audio and flashlight interactions part of the experience; it also offers Story Mode (no death) and Standard Mode for a timed, reflex-driven playthrough.

Global teaser flood primes Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer
entertainment4 months ago

Global teaser flood primes Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer

A worldwide, day‑long drip of two‑second Spider-Man: Brand New Day clips tees up the film’s trailer, with Tom Holland announcing the rollout and fans posting teases across the globe. Early clips hint at cameos (The Punisher, Bruce Banner/Hulk, Scorpion), potential character reveals for MJ and Ned, and fan speculation about Sadie Sink’s role, as coverage continues ahead of the full trailer’s release.

entertainment1 year ago

Tina Fey and Sadie Sink to Produce 'John Proctor Is the Villain' Film

Tina Fey and Marc Platt are producing a film adaptation of the Tony-nominated Broadway play 'John Proctor Is the Villain' at Universal, with Kimberly Belflower adapting her play for the screen and Sadie Sink serving as an executive producer. The story centers on high school girls in Georgia exploring feminism and relationships amid the #MeToo movement.