Despite a dismal run at the box office, Sony Pictures' Kraven the Hunter has been performing pretty well on Digital platforms, and has actually claimed the No. 1 spot on Apple

Sony’s One of Them Days, an R-rated buddy comedy starring Keke Palmer and SZA, exceeded expectations at the domestic box office

The Issa Rae-produced buddy comedy, starring Keke Palmer and Sza, is a hit. It finished second at the box office.

When you’re smiling, the whole world smiles with you — but there’s nothing to smile about for Joker: Folie à Deux. The Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga-fronted bomb tied Sony’s Spider-Man Universe spinoff Madame Web,

Following 2024’s massive wave of layoffs across the video game industry, one in 10 developers say they were among those cut from AAA studios and indie outlets alike. According to the the Game Developers Conference’s newly released “2025 State of the Game Industry” report,

One of Them Days producer Issa Rae recently added her voice to those saying that they hope the movie will lead to a surge in Black stories in Hollywood. Opening to strong reviews, the Sony Pictures production has done notably well at the box office since its release on January 17,

Focus Features' Nosferatu enters its next phase of life after scaring up big bucks at the box office over Christmas.

Showmax delivered another African first with the flawless live stream of Tyla’s electrifying performance at the sold-out SunBet Arena in Pretoria. On X afterwards, Tyla declared it, “My fav show yet.” Now,

Sylvester Stallone has been a big movie star for decades, been part of major blockbusters, and been the lead of multiple franchises over the years. The Rocky and Rambo movies alone mean Stallone's name will never be forgotten.

Only the Brave, the 2017 firefighting drama starring Miles Teller and Josh Brolin, is one of this week's most popular movies on Starz. Learn more!

Sydney Sweeney has worked in several critically acclaimed TV Shows and movies. In this article, we have listed the best ones.

In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, Brown alleges the documentary’s producers knowingly included discredited claims of sexual assault and evidence tampering from an unreliable accuser. He seeks at least $500 million, a portion of which he says will be donated to survivors of sexual abuse.