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On April 1, 2026, audiences could follow a theatrical voyage with Mario and a real NASA crewed mission in near-real time—both tapping into human curiosity

A Manhattan judge rejected the sexual harassment counts in Blake Lively’s complaint but ruled that claims of retaliation and an alleged orchestrated campaign merit a trial by jury

An independent probe into allegations of leaked information has sidelined Jeff Shell and is reshaping conversations inside Paramount

A judge tossed ten of thirteen claims in the high-profile suit between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, leaving breach of contract and retaliation counts to go forward and intensifying pretrial discovery battles

Wagner Moura will co-lead Panos Cosmatos’ 1980s Los Angeles vampire thriller Flesh of the Gods with Kristen Stewart after Oscar Isaac exits, and A24 has acquired U.S. rights

Find out which free items are awarded at the end of season 9 Ranked Battles in Pokémon Legends: Z-A and why players should log in now

Seven weeks into their walkout, WGSU members were notified late that their PWGA Health Plan eligibility ends April 1

A lyrical reunion story by Arnaud Desplechin, Two Pianos explores mentorship, old flames, and the pull of home in Lyon

Meta will cut back on PG-13 references for Instagram Teen Accounts and add a clear disclaimer to avoid conflating movie ratings with social media moderation

A promised Fortnite drop tied to Cyberpunk 2077 failed to appear on the rumored dates, prompting speculation about leaks, internal delays, and Epic Games layoffs

Veteran animator Barry Caldwell, whose career spanned Fat Albert to DreamWorks, is being remembered by colleagues for his humor, generosity and craft

Follow Moses Itauma’s title defense against Jermaine Franklin in Manchester and find out how to watch the card on DAZN, view odds and learn about Datavault AI’s new partnership

The FCC’s decision to allow Nexstar to acquire Tegna has produced court challenges, heated exchanges between Governor Gavin Newsom and FCC Chair Brendan Carr, and questions about media concentration and regulator authority

A meticulous five-year restoration has remastered Werner Herzog’s 3D documentary into a 6K IMAX presentation, revisiting raw footage and rewriting the audio landscape

Anne Hathaway advocated for healthier models and helped steer a high-profile, paparazzi-heavy shoot for The Devil Wears Prada 2

Stephen Colbert teams with Peter Jackson’s collaborators to revisit early Fellowship material and frame a new story around Sam, Merry, Pippin, and Elanor

OpenAI ended the Sora app on March 24, 2026, while Disney pulled out of a major investment; the move reverberates across the film and AI communities

Stephen Colbert leaves The Late Show and immediately dives into a new Lord of the Rings project with Peter Jackson, while a separate Gollum film is slated for Dec. 17, 2027

Sanrio and Genies will debut a Gudetama AI experience that blends human supervision with avatar technology to engage fans

Production has begun in the Czech Republic on Martin Scorsese’s Gothic psychological horror What Happens at Night, with a first image showing Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence in a frozen setting

PlayStation is removing the PlayStation Network name in a visual rebrand, but core services like multiplayer and trophies will remain unchanged

A landmark conviction shows how AI-generated music and bot networks can be used to siphon royalties from legitimate artists

Nexstar has finalized its acquisition of Tegna after federal sign-offs, creating a broadcast giant with wide reach and sparking lawsuits from state attorneys general and others

Unifrance managing director Daniela Elstner filed a police complaint on March 12 accusing Patrick Bruel of attempted rape and sexual assault as part of a wider set of allegations detailed by Mediapart

Kevin Spacey agreed a confidential settlement that pauses civil proceedings in London and follows a previous criminal acquittal