Jeremy Fuster, Film Reporter, joined TheWrap in 2016 and covers box office and labor news. He received a National Arts & Entertainment Journalism Award for his coverage of the 2023 WGA Strike and was nominated by the LA Press Club as Best Entertainment Journalist. He can be reached at jeremy.fuster@thewrap.com.
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Why This Summer’s Box Office Failed to Surpass a Disappointing 2024Â
This year’s $3.7 billion summer offers key takeaways for the industry going forward
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Jordan Peele’s Next Film Nixed From Universal’s 2026 Slate
Insiders say the “Nope” director is still developing his upcoming untitled horror film
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Summer Box Office Stays Flat From Last Year With $3.67 Billion
While there were no historic slumps, a lack of “Barbie”-level box office hits kept this summer from improving over 2024
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‘Weapons’ Closes Summer Box Office With $12.7 Million on Labor Day Weekend
The holiday weekend’s total falls 28% year-over-year as a “Jaws” re-release tops newcomers “Caught Stealing” and “The Roses”
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Disney Sets Original Film ‘Hexed’ for Thanksgiving 2026
The animated movie will follow an awkward teenage boy whose powers unlock a secret world of magic
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‘Weapons’ Is No. 1 Again at Labor Day Box Office With Weekend’s Only $10 Million-Plus Total
The re-release of “Jaws” edges Sony’s “Caught Stealing for No. 2 as grosses for the 4-day weekend only reach $81 million
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Summer Box Office to End With a Sluggish Labor Day Weekend
“The Roses,” “Caught Stealing” and a “Jaws” 50th anniversary re-release will compete against the fourth weekend of “Weapons”
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Frank Price, Columbia and Universal Studio Chief, Dies at 95
One of the rare writers to become a studio executive, Price oversaw the release of 1980s hits like “Gandhi” and “Ghostbusters”
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Guillermo Del Toro Named Guest Artistic Director of 2025 AFI Fest
The Oscar winner will release his adaptation of “Frankenstein” in select theaters this October
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‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Becomes Netflix’s First Box Office No. 1 With $18 Million Weekend
A two-day limited engagement run of the hit Sony animated film is expected to top the third weekend of “Weapons”
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‘Weapons’ Still Roaring at Box Office With $25 Million 2nd Weekend
New Line horror film drops less than 50% from its opening while Universal’s “Nobody 2” opens to a lukewarm $9.25 million
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‘Weapons’ Stays Atop Box Office With Strong $26 Million Weekend
Universal’s “Nobody 2” opens to $9.5 million
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Paramount Countersues ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Writer’s Cousin, Who Claims He Wrote Key Scenes
The studio alleges that Shaun Gray deliberately hid his involvement with the script
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Paramount Sets Horror Film ‘Primate’ for January 2026 Release
Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man” is also moved back one week to take advantage of Imax screens
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The ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Craze Couldn’t Have Happened in Movie Theaters
Netflix’s original animated hit took advantage of the shareability of streaming to quickly reach viral status
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