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DiscussingFilm cited Matt Belloni in its October 19, 2026, post reporting Lin's dismissal.
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Variety reports Eisenberg said he turned to writing and directing after struggling to land studio parts following the award.
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Variety reports Cage called himself “not an AI-friendly actor” during a New York Comic Con panel.
Technology
An October 10 post claims the GTA 6 leaker is threatening to release a full build of the game.
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A post says Luke Skywalker's lightsaber from the same film sold for $3.75 million in July 2026.
Technology
Techmeme, citing The Verge, says ending conversations is Anthropic’s primary way of enforcing the updated policy.
AI
Usage policy update adds new rules and highlights the potential for misuse.
Entertainment
Reports surfaced around October 7, 2026, that Tom Cruise's film Digger is on track to lose approximately $250 million, potentially ranking among Hollywood's biggest box-office bombs ever. Commentary ties the loss to timing with the Skydance merger and Warner Bros.' pre-deal slate.
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Alas, Digger, we hardly knew ye.
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The combined company brings together film studios, TV networks, streaming services and news organizations.
Technology
A post alleges Google did not wait for a legally required environmental assessment; it says the company denies breaking rules.
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Deadline reports an $8 million opening for the Alejandro G. Iñárritu-directed film; Cruise thanked its cast and crew.
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DCFilmNews doesn't identify the movie Gunn is said to be writing and asks fans to guess what it is.
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An estimated $8 million domestic debut against a reported $160 million–$180 million production budget puts the satire on course for a colossal flop.
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David Ellison announced the official name and brand for the merged entity. The ~$110–111 billion deal closes October 6, 2026.
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Long-rumored merger advancing toward early October close. Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz named co-CEO alongside David Ellison. Streaming leadership picks and DC Studios continuity plans under James Gunn and Peter Safran in focus.
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Peacock has reportedly greenlit its first TV series based on the Fast & Furious franchise. Deadline reported Mike Daniels and Wolfe Coleman will write and serve as co-showrunners.
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The Wall Street Journal reports the reorganization is expected to consolidate divisions, leaving fewer TV brands and jobs.
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Prime Video renewed the Reacher spinoff soon after its Sept. 16 debut. Amazon said Season 1 reached 40 million viewers worldwide in 13 days, and no Season 2 premiere date was announced.
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Variety reports Paramount has tentatively set October 6 to close the deal, according to regulatory filings.