Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Americana’ Finally Gets A Release Date, Hitting Theaters This August

Apple TV+ has renewed Owen Wilson’s golf comedy, Stick, for a second season following its successful debut on June 4. The show centers on Pryce Cahill, a former golf prodigy, and his journey with a teen golf phenom, Santi; Season 2 promises to continue the heartfelt and humorous storytelling that has captivated audiences. Want More Context? 🔎

You listen to them while you're cooking, cleaning and commuting... now the country's best podcasts from the past 12 months are set to be officially recognised.The nominees for the British Podcast Awards 2025 were announced, featuring shows by David Tennant, Louis Theroux, and Lily Allen, among others. The ceremony will be held on October 2 at London's O2 Arena, hosted by comedian Maisie Adam, celebrating various genres including arts, comedy, and true crime. Want More...

Sony has acquired 16 million shares of Bandai Namco for approximately $464 million, marking the beginning of a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing global engagement in anime, manga, and gaming. The collaboration seeks to leverage their strengths to create immersive experiences and expand merchandise and services based on Bandai Namco's intellectual properties. Want More Context? 🔎

After 41 years, Spinal Tap returns in Spinal Tap II: The End Continues, directed by Rob Reiner, featuring the original cast. The sequel follows the band as they prepare for a reunion concert in New Orleans, filled with their signature chaos, drummer troubles, and a cameo from Elton John, set to hit theaters on September 12. Want More Context? 🔎

Disney is set to expand the successful live-action Lilo & Stitch franchise by bringing back Chris Sanders, who wrote and voiced Stitch in the original 2002 film, to write the sequel. Following the live-action film's impressive $1 billion box office and strong merchandise sales, Sanders’ involvement promises to maintain the story's heart and humor, exciting fans for the next chapter. Want More Context? 🔎

A new fan theory suggests that Director Orson Krennic's presence is implied in the original Star Wars trilogy, specifically through an unoccupied seat during the Death Star conference scene in A New Hope. While some fans embrace this idea, linking it to canon texts, others argue it may simply be a practical decision by the filmmakers, showcasing the ongoing engagement of fans with the saga's lore. Want More Context? 🔎