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It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s a $122M opening weekend for ‘Superman.’
James Gunn launched the DCU with a critical and box office hit.
James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ is great because its Superman is good
The DCU begins with a bang. PLUS: The third ‘Dune’ movie loses its ‘Messiah,’ Jon M. Chu takes the wheel for ‘Hot Wheels,’ and Larry David teams up with ... Barack Obama?
At long last, the McDonald’s Snack Wrap is back
Fans have spent almost a decade asking the fast-food giant to restore the beloved menu item to its menu.
Get your dinosaur puns ready. ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ stomps to $147.3M 5-day debut.
It T-Rex’d the box office? It Pteranodon’d the weekend crown?
Is Ryan Gosling’s ‘Project Hail Mary’ the next ‘Martian’?
The duo behind ’The Lego Movie’ brings Andy Weir’s latest book to life. PLUS: The first ‘Running Man’ trailer, Amazon wants a baby ‘Bond,’ and Disney plans an ‘Indy’ reboot?
Everything is Awesome Sauce with these new Goldfish crackers
I dare you to not devour an entire bag of these limited edition burger sauce-inspired snacks.
Wash down those fireworks with a cold Mountain Dew Summer Freeze Zero Sugar
If you’re gonna celebrate America this weekend, you might as well do it with a soda inspired by our most patriotic frozen treat.
Vroom vroom. ‘F1’ races to a No. 1 opening for Brad Pitt
The heavily promoted movie lapped its opponents to give director Joseph Kosinski and Apple a big win.
The Monthly June 2025
Three things to know. Two trailers to watch. One article to read. Here’s what you need to know for this month.
The next ‘James Bond’ director is Villeneuve. Denis Villeneuve.
The ‘Dune’ director will helm Amazon MGM Studios’ franchise reboot. PLUS: Sorkin to write and direct ‘Social Network’ sequel, ‘Fantastic Four’ gets final trailer, and Channing Tatum is ‘Roofman.’
‘Elio’ no ... Pixar’s latest crash lands with studio’s worst debut
Universal’s ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ redo holds on to the No. 1 spot while ’28 Years Later’ scares up franchise’s best debut.