Greek myths take over the summer box office with The Odyssey and Hadestown, Pattinson’s back in the cowl for The Batman: Part II, Gollum starts filming in New Zealand, and Children of Blood and Bone gets its first look. Plus Tom Cruise’s Digger, this week’s interviews, and more from the NOC crew.
We spoke with host Tom Hiddleston about working on Pompeii: Out of Time. The three-part docudrama will premiere July 22 on National Geographic and begin streaming July 23 on Disney+ and Hulu.
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Paramount Pictures has just shared exclusive first look images with us for the upcoming Children of Blood and Bone film adaptation.
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Recently, The Nerds of Color had the honor of attending a very special event at the Warner Bros. lot, where the studio unveiled the full trailer for Digger, the highly anticipated collaboration between Tom Cruise and Alejandro Iñárritu.
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‘Descendants: Wicked Wonderland’ will premiere on the Disney Channel and Disney+. We had the chance to sit with the cast and discuss what it took to bring this story to life.
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Sophia Soto spoke with Anya Taylor-Joy and Drew Starkey about Lucky, the new limited series are now streaming on Apple TV. They discuss the relatability of Lucky’s journey, the story’s deeper layers, and more.
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Matt Reeves shares camera test footage of Robert Pattinson in the cowl in a tease for The Batman Part II. Unfortunately, the movie is also being delayed… again.
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Watch Mike and Swara review Christopher Nolan’s latest film, ‘The Odyssey.’
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The internet has decided Orpheus is “neglectful” and “toxic” — and while that reading isn’t without merit, it misses something essential. Ahead of the Hadestown filmed musical hitting theaters July 24, here’s a closer look at the most misunderstood character in the show.
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The Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum begins filming in New Zealand, and Andy Serkis just shared a preview.
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Mexodus, a live-looping hip-hop new musical created and performed by Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson, is an extraordinary and mind-blowing accomplishment on all levels from its creative, technical, and performance aspects.
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Swara interviews Egyptian American comic creator Ibrahim Moustafa on his career and the upcoming adaptation of his graphic novel, RetroActive.
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Moana opens this weekend, Sony just ended the disc era, House of the Dragon is escalating fast, Timothée Chalamet debuted the Dune: Part Three trailer, and Lauren has a hot take on The Lost Boys that you need to see. All that and more in the inaugural NOC Week in Review.
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One of the most anticipated films of the year is the conclusion of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune trilogy, Dune: Part Three.
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The Moana cast and creative team discuss honoring the film’s legacy through live-action storytelling, music, movement, and Pasifika culture.
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At Anime Expo this year, WIT Studio took the Crypto.com Arena stage for their largest panel to date. Part highlight reel, part conversation, “Production I.G x WIT STUDIO Industry Panel 2026” was a celebration of the studios’ catalog and the fans who have championed it through the years.
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Moana is a heartfelt live-action remake with strong performances and richer cultural detail, but it rarely ventures beyond the original.
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A look into digitization and consumer access, through the lens of video games and Sony’s decision to discontinue physical discs.
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House of Dragons showrunner Ryan Condal feels the weight in delivering to fans of the Game of Thrones universe. We were lucky enough to attend a press conference with him as he previewed what’s to come in Season 3 of the epic series.
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In honor of Haymitch’s birthday — and the date of the reaping, Lionsgate has released a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming installment of the franchise: The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping.
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Sonic the Hedgehog is having its 35th anniversary and here at Anime Expo, SEGA announced a new upcoming Sonic animated short — Sonic the Hedgehog: Memories and Beyond!
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There is the foundation of an engaging neo-Western buried somewhere inside Adam Seidel’s Anywhere.
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The moving story told in Girls Like Girls is backed by an emotional and heartfelt score by composer Jessica Rose Weiss. We had the chance to speak with her to discuss how she collaborated with director Hayley Kiyoko and how the film’s music helped bring the story to life.
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