Sister Wives: Kody Breaks Silence on Garrison’s Death – Has Just One Regret

John Cena, initially struggling in Hollywood with a series of poorly received films, candidly admitted in a People interview that he was "run out of the movie business" in 2009 for not connecting with audiences. His career revitalized with his role in the comedy Trainwreck in 2015, leading to major franchises, and he now looks forward to Peacemaker Season 2, which will be canon in James Gunn's new DC universe. Want More Context? 🔎

FX is reportedly developing a live-action anthology series based on Ubisoft's Far Cry game franchise, co-created by Rob McElhenney and Noah Hawley, with Hawley serving as showrunner and McElhenney expected to star. The series aims to capture the franchise's dark psychological themes and chaotic narratives, aligning with Ubisoft's broader push into TV and film adaptations. Want More Context? 🔎

Hold the Fort, a horror-comedy directed by William Bagley, follows Lucas and Jenny as they discover their new home is at the center of a battle between a power-hungry Homeowners Association and monsters from hell. Premiering at the 2025 Fantasia Film Festival, the film promises a mix of blood, bureaucracy, and suburban demon slaying, with a release by Blue Finch Films later this year. Want More Context? 🔎

A new trailer for the family drama A Little Prayer features a cast including David Strathairn, Jane Levy, and Anna Camp. The film, written and directed by Angus MacLachlan, follows Bill, a Southern patriarch, as he navigates family turmoil and his son David's questionable choices, set to release in select US theaters on August 29th. Want More Context? 🔎

Actor Moosa Mostafa, known for his role as Eugene in Netflix's hit series "Wednesday," received unconventional exam revision advice from Steve Buscemi. The 17-year-old from Leamington Spa balanced filming the show's second season in Dublin with his GCSE exams, following the first season's success as the streaming service's most-watched series ever. Want More Context? 🔎

NECA has announced the upcoming release of the Vincent Price (Black and White) Ultimate 7" Scale Figure, featuring three interchangeable portraits, various accessories like a raven, black cat, and skull, and is scheduled to ship in Q1 2026. This collectible celebrates Price's legacy as a horror icon, complete with mix-and-match neckties and packaged in collector-friendly window box packaging. Want More Context? 🔎