Strange Things Are Happening Between Netflix and Movie Theaters

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I was really surprised to read that Netflix’s creative chief, Bela Bajaria, didn’t think showing shows in theaters was necessary. She seemed confident that Stranger Things thriving only on streaming proved it didn’t need extra buzz or a community built around shared experiences. But things seem to be changing! It turns out that interview was done a while ago, and Puck reported just this week that Netflix and AMC are actually working together now, showing KPop Demon Hunters in AMC theaters. Apparently, they hadn’t finalized the deal when they spoke to Variety for that profile, so Bejaria hadn’t been able to share the news yet. I’ve reached out to both Netflix and AMC to see if they’ll confirm everything.

Best music biopics of all time

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Musical biopics have become incredibly popular recently. Following the huge success of the Queen movie Bohemian Rhapsody, which earned over $900 million globally, many similar films have been released.

Things Have Gotten So Wild With Bad Bunny Super Bowl Backlash, The NFL Commissioner Actually Had To Weigh In

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The choice of Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer has sparked considerable criticism, even leading to a petition requesting country star George Strait take his place. The issue has reached NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, who recently addressed the controversy in a press conference (according to NFL.com). He stated that facing backlash over the halftime show is a common occurrence.

Ethereum’s Unexpected Surge: Why Traders Are Going Wild Ahead of US Inflation Report

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Ethereum is currently hanging out at around $3,870, up almost 2% in the last 24 hours. Why, you ask? Because everyone is holding their breath for the U.S. inflation report, which might just be the one thing that decides the fate of ETH (and possibly your entire investment portfolio). Yes, ETH has taken a bit of a beating earlier this month, but the winds are now whispering a new story-one full of hope and optimism… maybe.

Jason Statham’s Mutiny New Release Date Confirmed

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Deadline reports that the action movie Mutiny, starring Jason Statham, will hit theaters on August 21, 2026. The film was initially planned for a January 2026 release, but was then delayed with no new date announced. More recently, rumors suggested a summer 2026 release, which this new date now confirms.