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Shirley Henderson may be beloved by fans for her unforgettable turn as Moaning Myrtle in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, but landing the role wasn’t as straightforward as swishing into a Hogwarts bathroom stall. In fact, the actor was 37 years old when she auditioned to play the eternally miserable 14-year-old ghost, and […]
Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle continues its historic run at the global box office. After officially surpassing all the Marvel films that came out this year, the anime blockbuster has now also surpassed James Gunn and DC’s Superman, which made $615.7 million worldwide. The milestone not only places the popular shonen epic ahead of this year’s
J.K. Rowling has once again proven that her feud with the stars of her own franchise has spiraled into something deeply unhinged. This time, the Harry Potter author unleashed a near-editorial-length tirade against Emma Watson, after the actress had spoken about Rowling with surprising compassion during her recent interview with Jay Shetty. Rowling, who has
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Tom Holland has reassured fans that he’s recovering well after suffering a concussion on the set of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and production is now set to resume Monday as originally planned. The actor shared an update on Instagram while promoting a gala for The Brothers Trust, the nonprofit run by his parents. In his
Nielsen has released its latest U.S. streaming rankings for the week of August 25–31, 2025, and while Marvel’s Thunderbolts made its way onto the charts, its performance has . Despite solid reviews and a pleasant audience reception earlier this year, the movie has now logged the second-weakest Disney+ debut for a Phase 5 MCU film,
Disney’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps continues its disappointing run at the box office, pulling in an estimated $66 million globally since last Sunday—a drop of roughly 55% from the prior week. Over the weekend, the film saw a 59% drop domestically from its second weekend and earned $15.78 million from 3,600 locations, bringing its
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle has officially surpassed 17.6 billion yen ($120 million USD) at the Japanese box office, reaching the milestone in just 17 days since its July 18 release. With over 12.5 million admissions, the film is now on track to break into the all-time top five highest-grossing Japanese movies domestically
What was once projected to open close to Superman’s $125 million debut quickly ran out of steam, as Fantastic Four: First Steps bowed to a slightly lower-than-expected $118 million. Now, as the film wraps up its second weekend, its box office prospects have taken a sharper downturn. Update Thursday AM: As of its second Wednesday,