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As fans eagerly await the third season of Euphoria, actress Sydney Sweeney has become widely known for her recent American Eagle ad. The ad sparked controversy, but it’s proven incredibly successful for the brand. Fox News reports that the commercial boosted American Eagle’s market value by around $400 million and doubled the traffic to their website. These impressive results suggest that any publicity, even if it’s controversial, can be beneficial.

Paramount revealed today that Dave Meyers co-directed Billie Eilish’s concert film, Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour. As expected with Meyers at the helm, the movie will also be shown in 3D.

As Regretting You came out on the 2025 movie schedule, McKenna Grace’s co-star in that movie, Mason Thames, interviewed her for ET. During that chat, he specifically asked her what “the most surreal part” of filming her next movie, Sunrise on the Reaping, has been. Her answer was about a specific scene, as she said:

Many people believe Disney created the Jonas Brothers, a notion often highlighted in shows like South Park that joked about their wholesome image and commitment to chastity. However, the truth is the brothers worked hard and spent almost two years performing independently before signing with Walt Disney Records. Their early efforts were quite chaotic, leading to a particularly bad audition tape for Disney, as Nick Jonas shared with Entertainment Weekly. Here’s how the whole story unfolded:

Sherlock Holmes made his debut in a short, silent film directed by Arthur Marvin in 1900. The less-than-one-minute black-and-white clip provides a very brief introduction to the character who would later become famous in movies and television. Called Sherlock Holmes Baffled, the film was thought to be lost until a print was found on paper in 1968.

Even though the recent Snow White film faced criticism, and many people didn’t like Gal Gadot’s performance, she’s still interested in playing the Evil Queen again. When US Weekly asked her about returning to the role, she said:

For nearly twenty years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been known for its PG-13 content. However, things are starting to change, with Marvel exploring more mature and gritty storylines for its characters. While Daredevil recently returned to screens in 2025 alongside Bernthal’s Punisher, a film from 2004 demonstrates a very different approach. Here’s what the movie is about:

According to Deadline, a movie adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello has received funding and is planned to begin filming in Qatar in late 2026. Producer Barbara Broccoli has been developing this project since her 2016 stage production of the play. The film will draw inspiration from the changes made in that production, which updated the setting from 17th-century Venice to the Iraq War, focusing on American soldiers. Broccoli revealed plans for the movie during a talk about creative producing.

Here’s everything you need to know about when and where to watch The Mighty Nein Season 1 Episode 4, including the release date and streaming options.

Disney+ shared a new trailer for a special look at Zootopia 2, featuring narration by Jason Bateman as Nick Wilde and a funny interruption from Gary De’Snake.