Digger Wasn't Killed by Tom Cruise — It Was Killed by Being a Nine-Figure Satire Nobody Asked For
Tom Cruise's Digger opened to an estimated $8 million, his weakest debut since 2007, while the worse-reviewed Verity took No. 1 with $32.6 million. The star isn't the problem. A $125-180 million Iñárritu climate satire with no audience of its own is.
CinemaCon 2026 Just Showed Us Hollywood's Next Two Years — Here Are the Winners and Losers
Sony went all-in on gaming adaptations and Spider-Man. Warner Bros. dropped seven minutes of Dune 3 and announced a Game of Thrones movie. Two studios down, two to go — and CinemaCon already has a clear winner.
The Federation Just Got Bigger: What the Warner-Paramount Merger Means for Star Trek
The biggest media merger in history just reshuffled the galaxy. With Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery combining into a $110 billion entertainment juggernaut, Star Trek finds itself at a crossroads — one that could either launch the franchise into its boldest era or leave it adrift in a crowded universe of competing IPs.