Simon Kinberg, who helped shepherd the “X-Men” film franchise at 20th Century Fox, may be doing the same for the film branch of the “Star Trek” franchise. Puck News is reporting that the “Dark Phoenix” director is in negotiations to produce the previously announced “Star Trek” prequel film in the

Disneyland’s exclusive dining club, Club 33, is being turned into a movie. Darren Lemke (“Goosebumps,” “Shazam!”) has been set to pen the script for a film set in a fantastical world about the club and with the “tone and vibes of ‘Clue’ and ‘Night at the Museum’”. The story follows

“Anyone But You” and “Top Gun: Maverick” star Glen Powell is set to lead a new version of “Heaven Can Wait” in early development at Paramount Pictures. Puck News (via THR) broke the news, saying the project is being written by Oscar winner Stephen Gaghan (“Traffic,” “Syriana,” “Dolittle”) based on

Paramount+ has cast Holly Hunter in a lead role for its upcoming “Star Trek: Starfleet Academy” TV series. Hunter’s character will serve as the chancellor of the Academy, and will preside over both the faculty and a new class of Starfleet cadets learning to navigate the Discovery-era 32nd century. Filming

In the wake of the success of the “X-Men ’97” animated series, Marvel Studios is finally getting started on its efforts to bring the X-Men back into live-action. Deadline reports that “The Hunger Games: The Ballad Of Songbirds & Snakes” and “Now You See Me 3” writer Michael Lesslie is