DC Studios boss James Gunn has confirmed that the upcoming animated series “Creature Commandos,” the first overall project in his and Peter Safran’s new DC Universe, will be getting a major Wonder Woman villain. Answering a question on Threads, Gunn confirmed that actress Anya Chalotra, who plays Yennefer of Vengerberg

Three years ago almost to the day, the Bethesda Softworks-owned developer MachineGames announced they were creating a new video game based on the “Indiana Jones” franchise. MachineGames is the developer behind the acclaimed 2014 “Wolfenstein: The New Order” and its various sequels and spin-offs. At the time, the new game

Disney had a major live-action hit on its hands with 2004’s Nic Cage-led “National Treasure,” a four-quadrant family action-adventure film that snagged good reviews and $347.5 million off a $100 million budget. The sequel in 2007, though less well-received critically, still managed to snag $459.2 million from a $130 million

Recently came the news that actor Steven Yeun had to drop out of the Marvel Studios feature “Thunderbolts” due to a scheduling conflict. The film would’ve seen Yeun, expected to play Sentry in the movie, re-teaming with the same writing/directing team on his acclaimed 2023 Netflix series “Beef”. However, the

Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow and Heyday Films’ “Wonka” reportedly crossed the $500 million mark globally this weekend. As of Sunday, the film has reached $505.3 million – with $329.1 million of that from outside North America. On top of that, it has several major markets to go. In some