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How Disney’s Villains Land Is Getting Reimagined Under Josh D’Amaro | Exclusive
The Magic Kingdom’s proposed land dedicated to iconic Disney villains is getting a fresh rethink after the success of Universal’s Epic Universe
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‘Scream 7’ Review: Franchise Goes Back to Basics in Competent, Uninspired Sequel
Kevin Williamson’s follow-up is about how great Sidney Prescott is — and little else
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HBO Max’s Password-Sharing Crackdown Will Expand Globally in 2026
The company announced the plan during its fourth quarter earnings call
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Warner Bros. Discovery Tops 131 Million Streaming Subscribers Amid M&A Drama
The media giant, pursued by both Netflix and Paramount, saw fourth-quarter results hurt by pay TV subscriber declines and the loss of NBA rights
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Warner Bros. Discovery Expects to Exceed 150 Million Streaming Subscribers by Year End
The company, however, will cease to provide subscriber and average revenue per user after the fourth quarter
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‘Scream 7’ First Reactions Praise New Installment as ‘the Goriest of the Series’
Neve Campbell returns as Sidney Prescott in Kevin Williamson’s latest stab at the franchise
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‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Dominates at Visual Effects Society Awards
Every installment in the “Avatar” franchise has won the top VES Award and gone on to win the VFX Oscar
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Stephen Colbert Says We’re Too ‘Worn Down’ by Trump to Care About Missing Epstein Files | Video
“That the files are missing should be the biggest story in the world,” the late night host adds
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JB Pritzker Calls for Accountability After Cousin Thomas’ Epstein Files Controversy | Video
“Anyone that’s done something wrong needs to be held accountable,” the Illinois governor adds
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‘Smiling Friends’ Creators Share Show Will End With Season 3, Scrapping Earlier Renewals
“We know that’s super disappointing to hear,” Zach Hadel and Michael Cusack state
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Park Chan-wook Named First-Ever South Korean Cannes Jury President for 2026 Festival
The “Decision to Leave” director is the first Asian president in 20 years
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‘Scream 7’ Premiere Draws ‘Free Palestine’ Protest Over Melissa Barrera Firing
“Everyone has a right to protest and everyone has a right to be heard,” Kevin Williamson, the director of “Scream 7,” says
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‘Scrubs’ Boss Explains Reboot’s Big Relationship Twist
Aseem Batra also tells TheWrap how interviews with actual medical professionals informed the series’ evolution for today
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‘The Masked Singer’: Snow Cone Says She’ll Continue to Focus on Music Amid Her Husband’s Mayoral Run
The former reality star also tells TheWrap how competing was a “great distraction” after losing her home in the Palisades fire
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‘Sinners,’ ‘Straw’ and ‘Gracie’s Corner’ Among Winners on Night 3 of NAACP Image Awards
Autumn Durald Arkapaw scored the Best Cinematography award for “Sinners,” while Glynn Turman and Teyana Taylor took TV acting prizes for “Straw”
