By Former “Lethal Weapon” actor Danny Glover has revealed that he has been living with Alzheimer’s disease. Talking with Lester Holt in a Today show interview, 79-year-old Glover revealed he’d been living with the condition for years now: “I can live with it, in a sense. I’m sure as it advances,
Cregger, Duffield Set “Siren Head” Film
“Weapons” filmmaker Zach Cregger and upcoming “Whalefall” filmmaker Brian Duffield are teaming up for a film adaptation of a viral horror sensation. Warner Bros. Pictures has won a five-studio bidding war for “Siren Head,” a feature film based on the horror meme created by Canadian creature designer Trevor Henderson. It
PlayStation Is Abandoning Physical Media, to the Detriment of Consumers
Sony announced Wednesday that it will stop making discs for its PlayStation games beginning in 2028, in the name of “consumer preferences.” Instead of finding their releases in retailers, PlayStation fans will have to purchase games in the PlayStation store on their consoles. This announcement came right after Rockstar Games
X-Men ’97 Finally Gives Jubilee the Gambit Treatment
This article contains spoilers for X-Men ’97 season 2 episode 2. X-Men ’97 isn’t just concerned with adapting comic book stories from the ’90s or telling stories about the X-Men in 1997. The animated series also gives attention to characters who reached their peak in the 1990s, characters who embodied
Natalie Schwan on Bringing a Forgotten WWII Resistance Story to Screen
This interview has been edited for clarity. There are still stories from World War II that remain strangely, and almost inexplicably, unheard. Filmmaker Natalie Schwan’s The Resistance, premiering at this year’s Dances With Films, is built around one of them: a nearly unbelievable act of defiance carried out by four young
