Jennifer Lopez’s Kiss Of The Spider Woman Remake VOD Release Date Revealed After $2M Flop

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Despite receiving generally positive reviews – earning a 77% score on Rotten Tomatoes – the 2025 film Kiss of the Spider Woman didn’t attract enough moviegoers to be considered a box office success. Made with a budget of around $30 million, the musical drama only brought in under $2 million worldwide. Now, Lionsgate is counting on revenue from home viewings – rentals and purchases – to help recoup some of its costs.

Oscar Isaac Would Return to Star Wars If Disney Doesn’t ‘Succumb to Fascism’

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Oscar Isaac jokingly said in 2020 that he’d only reprise his role as Poe Dameron if he needed money, calling it a “slightly rude” comment in a later interview with GQ. However, he hasn’t ruled out a brief appearance in the upcoming 2027 film, New Jedi Order, which focuses on Rey and takes place 15 years after his last Star Wars film, The Rise of Skywalker. It’s worth remembering that the Resistance won the war in that movie, meaning Oscar Isaac ultimately fought on the side of good. Perhaps Disney executives should revisit the ending!

All Inazuma Eleven Victory Road characters

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Whether it’s the skilled professionals from the Royal Academy or the quirky characters in mascot costumes, these charts bring together everyone involved, letting you easily see who’s who both on and off the field.

Jenna Ortega Reunited With Wednesday Parents Catherine Zeta-Jones And Luis Guzmán And It’s The Most Goth Carpet Moment

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The cast of Wednesday appears to be fully embracing their characters’ style, especially Jenna Ortega. All three actors chose to wear all black: Catherine Zeta-Jones wore a beautiful lace dress that felt like a modern take on Morticia Addams’ look, while Luis Guzmán went with a sleek, minimalist style completed by a long black coat. Jenna Ortega, meanwhile, looked sharp in a fitted pinstripe suit with a black undershirt, and her cross necklace perfectly completed the gothic aesthetic.

How to watch tomorrow’s PlayStation State of Play Japan and what to expect. Capcom, Square Enix, and more could show up

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PlayStation’s State of Play broadcast is scheduled for over 40 minutes, according to a recent post on the PlayStation Blog. The show will be hosted by voice actor Yuki Kaji and promises a lot of exciting content, including new game reveals, interviews, and fresh looks at games people are already looking forward to. What games do you think will be featured?

Starfinder’s Warframe crossover, Operation Orias reminded me that TTRPGs don’t have to last years

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Paizo and Digital Extremes teamed up to create ‘Operation: Orias,’ a quick adventure where players become characters from Warframe 1999 – Arthur, Amir, Aoi, and Lettie – to sneak into a Corpus base, save someone, and escape. Using the rules of Paizo’s Starfinder 2nd Edition RPG, it’s a fun, short experience set in the Warframe universe that most groups could complete in an afternoon. Holding the adventure book—which is surprisingly compact—I realized how appealing and unique something like ‘Operation Orias’ really is.

Phasmophobia’s Next Map, Nell’s Diner, Hints At The Game’s Exciting Future

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Corey Dixon, the art director for Phasmophobia, explained that Nell’s Diner is packed with original details, offering more ways to interact with the environment and several hidden surprises. When the game was first created by Daniel Knight, he was primarily a programmer, not an artist, which is why Phasmophobia has historically relied on fairly basic visuals for things like furniture, vehicles, and even the ghosts. However, as the game nears its full release after version 1.0, the team is planning a major visual update. This approach is already visible in recent map redesigns, such as the dilapidated Grafton Farmhouse and the more refined Bleasdale Farmhouse.